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<blockquote data-quote="BigZebra" data-source="post: 8305173" data-attributes="member: 7024338">This is such a no-brainer. I have just been waiting for Wizards to do this. It's the next logical move in 2012. If they don't do it, at some point someone will leave them behind in the dust.They botched the vision in 2008 with 4e (unfortunately). In a way they were a bit ahead of times those 13 years ago.Of course they want those subscribers; there is nothing like recurring revenue for a business. It's heroin.What with all other licensee? I were those I would start focusing on smaller brands that don't have the resources to make their own dedicated VTT. Like CoC, Pathfinder etc. Go all in on those. I agree Wizards won't pull any licenses right out of the gate, it will happen slowly. They might consider giving out licenses for older versions. That way the new systems can be all 5e/5.5e/6e (or whatever it is), and Roll20 and FG can get licenses for 2e, 3.5e and 4e. If 3rd parties dare touch them at this point <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> Anyway, a system that is geared towards both all remote and all in person but with digital tools, seems awesome honestly. I'd buy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BigZebra, post: 8305173, member: 7024338"] This is such a no-brainer. I have just been waiting for Wizards to do this. It's the next logical move in 2012. If they don't do it, at some point someone will leave them behind in the dust. They botched the vision in 2008 with 4e (unfortunately). In a way they were a bit ahead of times those 13 years ago. Of course they want those subscribers; there is nothing like recurring revenue for a business. It's heroin. What with all other licensee? I were those I would start focusing on smaller brands that don't have the resources to make their own dedicated VTT. Like CoC, Pathfinder etc. Go all in on those. I agree Wizards won't pull any licenses right out of the gate, it will happen slowly. They might consider giving out licenses for older versions. That way the new systems can be all 5e/5.5e/6e (or whatever it is), and Roll20 and FG can get licenses for 2e, 3.5e and 4e. If 3rd parties dare touch them at this point :) Anyway, a system that is geared towards both all remote and all in person but with digital tools, seems awesome honestly. I'd buy. [/QUOTE]

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