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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SHARK" data-source="post: 4599208" data-attributes="member: 1131">Greetings!Well, under the circumstances, Mrs. Gygax doesn't *need* to "run a business" or do much of anything--if she so chose. She has every right to grieve; every right to retire; every right to not do *anything* with Gary's IP's. Having said that--she seems to be moving in some direction to have Gary's IP's developed further. Who, or what company she selects for this task is also entirely up to her. When they produce anything, and what form it takes--is also in many ways entirely up to her. *SHE* is Gary's wife. *SHE* is the sole owner of everything that belongs to Gary Gygax. She will do what she feels is best.As a customer, and fan of Gary Gygax of many years now--for myself, I am content. Gary gave us the gift of his imagination--which we have to this day as D&D, among other works. That is enough.This game is not the most important thing in life. AT ALL. Mrs. Gygax has nearly 30 years of marriage with him, children to love, family to console, a home to look to--and many other things, all in addition to her own wrenching, agonizing soul and grief over the loss of her dear husband.If Mrs. Gygax orders something produced of Gary's works, so that yet still another gift can be given to the public? Outstanding. I look forward to it greatly!If Mrs. Gygax chose to do nothing, but retire and let Gary's legacy remain as it is--like a bright star shooting across the sky, to shimmer in the silence of Gary's passing...That, too, is ok. I respect Gary Gygax and honour his contributions and memory, to accept that that would be enough.Semper Fidelis,SHARK</blockquote>

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