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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 9217793" data-attributes="member: 18">I find that reasoning rather sketchy at best. Again, the one person we know has been cut from WotC is someone who wasn't involved in any of the products which failed, even tangentially. I'd also question whether any designer or artist who works for the D&D team was even involved in the products which failed - they may have been, but looking at credits it kind of doesn't look like it.The designers and artists on Dragonlance: Warriors of Krynn for example (that's one of the "in Ollie's real cheap" ones, right?) don't seem to be on the D&D team that we're aware of.So I suspect this is just corporate nonsense, rather than rational cutting. I know it's nice to believe, even an article of faith for some, that corporations always cut rationally, but history is very clear that that's not the case.A classic move. I've even seem some companies who should be way too smart for that do it.</blockquote>