I was gonna say that Nostradamus mostly wrote the kind of gibberish that was so vague that people interpreted it to fit whatever they wantThe closest would likely be Alaundo, who along with Argautha the Mad is responsible for FR's "Roll of Years".
I was gonna say that Nostradamus mostly wrote the kind of gibberish that was so vague that people interpreted it to fit whatever they wantThe closest would likely be Alaundo, who along with Argautha the Mad is responsible for FR's "Roll of Years".
Its possible that all the bad press this move is creating will encourage the shareholders to put forward those arguments again.So here's the issue.
Shareholders, at least as of late last year, were pressuring them to sell it. They were also pressuring them to sell eOne (their movie/TV arm, which is surprisingly profitable, it owns Peppa Pig and all sorts).
Hasbro refused to sell either.
Except then they changed their mind on eOne, and Hasbro is now actively attempting to sell it.
It's entirely possible Hasbro will decide WotC is also worth either selling, or spinning off, which is what the shareholders want.
The annual shareholder meeting isn't until June, I think, so it might not matter unless people are otherwise publicly threatening to or actually selling off shares ands using that as the rationale.Its possible that all the bad press this move is creating will encourage the shareholders to put forward those arguments again.