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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GrimCo" data-source="post: 9373414" data-attributes="member: 7044462">I get you. To draw parallel with my favourite TTRPG, VtM. It's presented as angsty Ann Rice style existentialism mixed with edgy goth aesthetic. In reality, it's played like superheroes with fangs most of the time. While D&D is presented as game for under 21s, most of the customer base is over that. Prime customer demographic for D&D are older Zs and millennials. Those are the ones who will spend money on products. There was chart, not perfect one, but decent enough, that shows player demographics by age. Over 75% are adults. Now, if Hasbro wants classic Hasbro stuff, aka use media as commercial for toys, then yes, show aimed for kids are way to go. You absolutely can make kids show that's fun for adults to watch. What some of us argue is that D&D needs to get out of that "meant for kids and teens" box.</blockquote>