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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DammitVictor" data-source="post: 9295509" data-attributes="member: 6750908">The original Buck Rogers materials are entering the public domain soon, in 2026. Unless the license deal gave the Flint Dille Trust some sort of license to the Buck Rogers in the 25th Century property-- and why would it?-- when the Buck Rogers name and character become public domain, Wizards of the Coast will become the sole proprietor of the game TSR published.Standard nominations, of course: a revision of the original Alternity rules and settings, an updated (but not transformed) version of Star Frontiers, a version of Gamma World based on the 4th edition setting and the D&D 5e rules. Fundamentally, though, I don't trust Hasbro to deliver on these promises; I would rather see Alternity and Buck Rogers in PDF/POD on DMs Guild than any kind of WotC-led revival.</blockquote>