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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7997302" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Other option may be a super-basic version for a boad game with miniatures as hook for the portion of the market of +7/10 years old children. It would be practically a spiritual succesor of the Hero-Quest by Milton Bradley. (Some times in the past I suggested the name Endless Quest for the serie of game-books). Don't we agree it's too soon for a new edition yet? There are still lots of things to be added or remade. And the strategy of expanding the consumer base is working. Why to change it? Now we are in the phase updating old glories, the next to dare to add new things, and the last phase will be compilations and affording themself the riskiest ideas, for example classes with new game mechanics. Hasbro doesn't worry about selling more TTRPGs but making money with D&amp;D as a multimedia franchise. I guess the next step will be a new universal-genre system what allows publish adaptations of differents IPs (videogames, superheroes, other Hasbros franchises).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 7997302, member: 6802378"] Other option may be a super-basic version for a boad game with miniatures as hook for the portion of the market of +7/10 years old children. It would be practically a spiritual succesor of the Hero-Quest by Milton Bradley. (Some times in the past I suggested the name Endless Quest for the serie of game-books). Don't we agree it's too soon for a new edition yet? There are still lots of things to be added or remade. And the strategy of expanding the consumer base is working. Why to change it? Now we are in the phase updating old glories, the next to dare to add new things, and the last phase will be compilations and affording themself the riskiest ideas, for example classes with new game mechanics. Hasbro doesn't worry about selling more TTRPGs but making money with D&D as a multimedia franchise. I guess the next step will be a new universal-genre system what allows publish adaptations of differents IPs (videogames, superheroes, other Hasbros franchises). [/QUOTE]

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