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<blockquote data-quote="MasterTrancer" data-source="post: 7661159" data-attributes="member: 6762055">I know you would answer like this, and I'm with you.I know also that digital download is not the same of thieving solid stuff, but let's face it: we're talking about an hobby with a thin market (as recently discussed in other threads), and the lowering of the sales can lead only to drying it up. I for one would like to have a plethora of tools, possibly low-cost, PDF edited for an A5 format included with the physical copy of each manual and so on, but the only way to have this is probably to have WotC sell D&amp;D back to some small product-oriented company.Hey, let me throw an idea: with so many people here, a good part of which seem quite apt at running businesses by their own words, why don't we put up a crowdfunding to buy the D&amp;D TTRPG line? I'm serious. Does anyone know how much could it be worth? No, I'm not joking, I'm really wondering.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MasterTrancer, post: 7661159, member: 6762055"] I know you would answer like this, and I'm with you. I know also that digital download is not the same of thieving solid stuff, but let's face it: we're talking about an hobby with a thin market (as recently discussed in other threads), and the lowering of the sales can lead only to drying it up. I for one would like to have a plethora of tools, possibly low-cost, PDF edited for an A5 format included with the physical copy of each manual and so on, but the only way to have this is probably to have WotC sell D&D back to some small product-oriented company. Hey, let me throw an idea: with so many people here, a good part of which seem quite apt at running businesses by their own words, why don't we put up a crowdfunding to buy the D&D TTRPG line? I'm serious. Does anyone know how much could it be worth? No, I'm not joking, I'm really wondering. [/QUOTE]

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