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<blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 8479386" data-attributes="member: 15700">If you look at the dates of the communication by WoTC (stop this by July 2021), and look at how LaNassa has doubled down with this stupid ridiculous grift....er...fundraiser, if I were a betting man I'd bet he's gonna get crushed.&nbsp; [USER=7032471]@TSR-Hobbies[/USER], you might want to start looking for other work.&nbsp; LaNassa is literally forcing WotC to play their hand.&nbsp; He started it by getting their attention by using the Star Frontiers cover image, and now is threatening to sue them?&nbsp; The one and only thing they are basing their company on is to tie themselves to the old TSR games and confuse people that there is a connection.&nbsp; They certainly aren't basing their company on actual products.&nbsp; LaNassa might be successful in painting himself as the victim by a big corporation to his base (despite him starting this whole mess and forcing them to respond), but he'll lose the one thing his company is built around: capitalizing on the old TSR IP and imagery to get people to pay money to him.I'm sure Hasbro would rather not have anything to do with this, but their lawyers are probably saying &quot;I get paid either way, so here we go.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sacrosanct, post: 8479386, member: 15700"] If you look at the dates of the communication by WoTC (stop this by July 2021), and look at how LaNassa has doubled down with this stupid ridiculous grift....er...fundraiser, if I were a betting man I'd bet he's gonna get crushed. [USER=7032471]@TSR-Hobbies[/USER], you might want to start looking for other work. LaNassa is literally forcing WotC to play their hand. He started it by getting their attention by using the Star Frontiers cover image, and now is threatening to sue them? The [I]one and only[/I] thing they are basing their company on is to tie themselves to the old TSR games and confuse people that there is a connection. They certainly aren't basing their company on actual products. LaNassa might be successful in painting himself as the victim by a big corporation to his base (despite him starting this whole mess and forcing them to respond), but he'll lose the [I]one [/I]thing his company is built around: capitalizing on the old TSR IP and imagery to get people to pay money to him. I'm sure Hasbro would rather not have anything to do with this, but their lawyers are probably saying "I get paid either way, so here we go." [/QUOTE]

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