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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 9647319" data-attributes="member: 4534">I would have to agree.  Gygax worked very hard to establish himself as the face of D&D, but it also reinforced by him being the primary defending of D&D during the Satanic Panic years by being heard and seen on national television and radio.  Until fairly recently, Williams rarely got credit for preventing TSR's demise (both before and after Gary was ejected), but she sure got full credit for the destruction of the company.   She was the villainess who killed Arthur and ruined the dream of Camelot.  I think we've mostly moved on from the Gary worship and are in a better position to reflect upon the past in a more detached manner.  It appears she made her decision many years ago and has no intention of changing her mind.  Which is perfectly within her rights.  She certainly doesn't owe any of us anything.  If history doesn't matter, I guess it's true.  But the story of where we are in gaming today starts with TSR.</blockquote>