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<blockquote data-quote="Cyanide" data-source="post: 377450" data-attributes="member: 6300">Beyond RageTo say that this is a monumental ball dropping by Hasbro is to say Lord of the Rings was a little influential.&nbsp; As great as all of the artists have been in recent WotC works, I associate 3e with Todd Lockwood's material more than any other.&nbsp; Not unlike Elmore or Easley with past editions.The very recent self-destruction of WotC, mostly by Hasbro, has been chasing me away from RPGing, and this is truly the last straw.&nbsp; People who continue to buy Hasbro products are, despite their wishes, condone these &quot;business&quot; decisions.&nbsp; Hasbro is a cancer, and it is killing WotC - it's just a matter of time.&nbsp; Perhaps somebody will pick up the rotted pieces and rebuild - I'll be gone by then, so I don't really care.&nbsp; This entire recent Hasbro/WotC saga reminds me of something a friend of mine told me just after Episode 2 came out.&nbsp; He was so disappointed, he truly felt George Lucas was killing his childhood pleasures.&nbsp; I feel that way about D&amp;D.&nbsp; I guess I just miss the certainty - and now, Todd Lockwood's wonderful art.Later,Me</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cyanide, post: 377450, member: 6300"] [b]Beyond Rage[/b] To say that this is a monumental ball dropping by Hasbro is to say Lord of the Rings was a little influential. As great as all of the artists have been in recent WotC works, I associate 3e with Todd Lockwood's material more than any other. Not unlike Elmore or Easley with past editions. The very recent self-destruction of WotC, mostly by Hasbro, has been chasing me away from RPGing, and this is truly the last straw. People who continue to buy Hasbro products are, despite their wishes, condone these "business" decisions. Hasbro is a cancer, and it is killing WotC - it's just a matter of time. Perhaps somebody will pick up the rotted pieces and rebuild - I'll be gone by then, so I don't really care. This entire recent Hasbro/WotC saga reminds me of something a friend of mine told me just after Episode 2 came out. He was so disappointed, he truly felt George Lucas was killing his childhood pleasures. I feel that way about D&D. I guess I just miss the certainty - and now, Todd Lockwood's wonderful art. Later, Me [/QUOTE]

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