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<blockquote data-quote="der_kluge" data-source="post: 386210" data-attributes="member: 945">What a bizarre question.It's a difficult one.I think Mobius' TV ad idea is a good one.&nbsp; I like that slogan, too.I think the first thing I'd do is to sell off the CCG and Pokemon lines to someone else that actually cared about them.&nbsp; I'd keep the rights to be able to produce the M:TG world as an RPG, however, and the rights to produce a Pokemon RPG.I would then set out to writing said M:TG RPG and Pokemon RPG and market them to places like Toys-R-Us and Wal-Mart.Supplements, supplements, supplements.Then, several years down the line, I'd introduce the 2nd edition of each rules, and they'd be based on the D20 license, and then I've managed to convert everyone over to D&amp;D without them even knowing about it, and the best part of all is that I've managed to sneakily sell D&amp;D at every Wal-Mart store without them knowing about it, either.In the meantime, I'd focus on putting out quality modules covering an array of party levels, not just cheesy low-level stuff.&nbsp; Epic-level modules and modules for mid-levels and high-level characters.&nbsp; And big RttToEE kinds of modules.&nbsp; And I'd honor the agreement to publish the submission entry, and then there'd be supplements for whatever world that is.And a D&amp;D cartoon series.And an action figure line.And then I'd retire, and game forever in the Bahamas.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="der_kluge, post: 386210, member: 945"] What a bizarre question. It's a difficult one. I think Mobius' TV ad idea is a good one. I like that slogan, too. I think the first thing I'd do is to sell off the CCG and Pokemon lines to someone else that actually cared about them. I'd keep the rights to be able to produce the M:TG world as an RPG, however, and the rights to produce a Pokemon RPG. I would then set out to writing said M:TG RPG and Pokemon RPG and market them to places like Toys-R-Us and Wal-Mart. Supplements, supplements, supplements. Then, several years down the line, I'd introduce the 2nd edition of each rules, and they'd be based on the D20 license, and then I've managed to convert everyone over to D&D without them even knowing about it, and the best part of all is that I've managed to sneakily sell D&D at every Wal-Mart store without them knowing about it, either. In the meantime, I'd focus on putting out quality modules covering an array of party levels, not just cheesy low-level stuff. Epic-level modules and modules for mid-levels and high-level characters. And big RttToEE kinds of modules. And I'd honor the agreement to publish the submission entry, and then there'd be supplements for whatever world that is. And a D&D cartoon series. And an action figure line. And then I'd retire, and game forever in the Bahamas. [/QUOTE]

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