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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Michael Silverbane" data-source="post: 3482687" data-attributes="member: 38016">I'm sure that, given their preference, the guys at Piazo would have been more than happy to continue doing Dungeon and Dragon magazines...  but since they were not given their presence, they agreed with the decision to let the liscence expire in order to maintain a friendly working relationship with Wizards...I'm sure that the gist of that conversation was something like this:Wizards guy:  Hey, Piazo guys, we've got this thing, but to do it, we've got to kill Dungeon and Dragon magazines.Piazo guy:  That sucks for us.  Can you give us a year or so to finish up our AP line and get out of our advertising deals?Wizards guy:  Sure, when do you plan on rolling out the last of your AP?Piazo guy:  Well, the current one's up in four or five months, but we've sold ad space for about the next ten issues.  So...  maybe sixteen months to finish up this one and roll through one more AP?Wizards guy: That sounds great, I can't wait to read it!and so on...That's both a mutual decision on when to let the liscence expire, and one that is more or less out of Piazo's hands.Latersilver(edit: ***Disclaimer***  I don't know anyone at either Piazo or Wizards, nor am I a psychic fortune teller, so my speculation is no more valid than that of your average burger flipper in this regard).</blockquote>