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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wingsandsword" data-source="post: 2404389" data-attributes="member: 14159">Exactly.Without an official announcement, this is nothing.  When they stop with the regular Jedi Counseling articles, when they stop with web features like the Dark Forces Saga and Byss and the Deep Core.  When they remove the SWRPG material from the web and take down their message board on Wizards.com.  When no more minis products come out with RPG stats (the Revenge of the Sith missions book had RPG stats in it for the major movie characters).  When they stop with web articles giving RPG stats for minis characters.That's when it's dead.  They still have the license, and given how big the RPG sold when it was out (all signs and indications I've seen were that it was the 2nd biggest RPG on the market when it was being actively marketed), I presume the silence comes from some disagreement between WotC and Lucasfilm over the product line.On the FLGS thread you made it seem like there was some official annoucement or big declaration.  Short of WotC saying point blank "we're discontinuing the RPG" and terminating even their web support, it's just gloom & doom.  Can you point to anything definiative instead of just bad signs?Even if, worst case scenario, they discontinue the RPG, there are still people playing the D6 SWRPG now 7 years after it was discontinued.  Just because WotC isn't making more books doesn't mean WotCPol is going to come confiscate your books.  The only real annoyance is a lack of stats for a lot of Clone Wars/Episode III material, that's the only thing I really want, the rest is icing on the cake.Personally, I'm holding out faith for a Gen Con announcement (not likely, but I certainly hope for it).</blockquote>

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