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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TerraDave" data-source="post: 5774965" data-attributes="member: 22260">There are D&D board games. And a boardgame system. And you can use the system and put the games together and probably do a whole campaing. This is now. There is a new D&D mini game coming out. There have been D&D dice games. There is a D&D MMO. As TDD noted, there was Dungeon. There were classic D&D video games. There was a D&D CCG, and there only reason there isn't one know is MtG. There have been several D&D starter sets that were board gamesque. This has and will be done over, and over and over again. Every quarter there is some marketing guy who probably says "hey, can't you extend the brand".But the one thing and the only that has been really big about D&D is the TTRPG. I am sure that the WotCs would love for the adventure system games to reach the same level of success as the german classics. I think they have done pretty well, but not that well. What has done well is D&D TTRPG. That has totally dominated the market. A smaller market then eurogames or CCGs, but unless they come up with the next Settlers, the biggest market they will have. In 4E (which is a good TTRPG) this was taken for granted, and now we have D&D Next. The whole point of which is to dominante the TTRPG market.</blockquote>