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<blockquote data-quote="Retreater" data-source="post: 8197959" data-attributes="member: 42040">Is it not also similar to Savage Worlds getting a license to do a limited run of Palladium's Rifts? Palladium continues to produce Rifts material, the stuff that Pinnacle is putting out is material that's long been in-print and available for Rifts, so the fans of Savage Worlds (or others who didn't want to learn the Palladium Megaverse system) can play it in a different system while still perhaps buying novels, setting books, and other system neutral products?But if we're talking about WotC's licenses, does Goodman Games' line &quot;Original Adventures Reincarnated&quot; mean 5e is doing badly, WotC is going down the tubes, etc.? They are allowing another publisher to take a dormant adventure that WotC has no plans to update to their current system, allowing it to be reprinted and put in a new system. I don't think it's that bizarre. Wizards of the Coast has done it, and Pinnacle has done it with other systems.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retreater, post: 8197959, member: 42040"] Is it not also similar to Savage Worlds getting a license to do a limited run of Palladium's Rifts? Palladium continues to produce Rifts material, the stuff that Pinnacle is putting out is material that's long been in-print and available for Rifts, so the fans of Savage Worlds (or others who didn't want to learn the Palladium Megaverse system) can play it in a different system while still perhaps buying novels, setting books, and other system neutral products? But if we're talking about WotC's licenses, does Goodman Games' line "Original Adventures Reincarnated" mean 5e is doing badly, WotC is going down the tubes, etc.? They are allowing another publisher to take a dormant adventure that WotC has no plans to update to their current system, allowing it to be reprinted and put in a new system. I don't think it's that bizarre. Wizards of the Coast has done it, and Pinnacle has done it with other systems. [/QUOTE]

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