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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dcas" data-source="post: 3015006" data-attributes="member: 7901">The documents from the various cases between Mayfair Games and TSR over the "Role-Aids" can be found on the Internet. If I remember correctly, the cases can be summarized as follows:(1) Mayfair said that their Role-Aids products were compatible with AD&D (without a license).(2) TSR sued.(3) Mayfair and TSR came to an agreement over how Role-Aids products could indicate compatibility (still no license, though).(4) TSR bought Mayfair to court contending that they had violated that agreement.(5) Court found that Mayfair had violated some provisions of their agreement with TSR, but not so much that the Role-Aids line could be cancelled or stopped.If TSR did buy the Role-Aids line then I find it curious that they didn't buy the existing stock of the products (Mayfair was still selling them a short while ago, but not producing them). TSR did buy the existing stock of Dangerous Journeys (skids and skids of it, from what I've heard).</blockquote>