D&D General Why Enworld should liberate D&D from Hasbro

[MichaelSomething]

I studied this market.
Dungeons and Dragons has less then an eighteen percent chance of surviving the next two decades without the loss of millions of games.
This is not a threat; this is the truth.
The powerful of this game destroy their own past time, stripping its resources for themselves.
Many unique playstyles will soon be unplayable due to corporate greed.

Yet here some are, posts and arguments worried about stopping me instead of stopping Hasbro.
Enworld has the knowledge to repair the rules, run the games, and punish the munchkins.
Enworld could save more games in a single year then WOTC could in a hundred.
WOTC is failing this game and its players. Thousands of games die every day while Enworld rule is resisted.
Or do those games not matter to you?

 

[Zardnaar]

Lol. ENworlds essentially irrelevant to WotCs bottom line.
And they dont agree on anything. A handful can produce something vs arguing.

My personal D&D is like a playtest packet. 50 odd pages needs work, cant be published but I run it occasionally.

Going by our own polling 70% or close enough are 5E, a few more are OSR the rest dont matter.

Only 1 is even vaguely planning anything concrete.

A small group eg 3-5 could probably something basic if they agreed on a direction.

 

[TheSword]

I studied this market.
Dungeons and Dragons has less then an eighteen percent chance of surviving the next two decades without the loss of millions of games.
This is not a threat; this is the truth.
The powerful of this game destroy their own past time, stripping its resources for themselves.
Many unique playstyles will soon be unplayable due to corporate greed.

Yet here some are, posts and arguments worried about stopping me instead of stopping Hasbro.
Enworld has the knowledge to repair the rules, run the games, and punish the munchkins.
Enworld could save more games in a single year then WOTC could in a hundred.
WOTC is failing this game and its players. Thousands of games die every day while Enworld rule is resisted.
Or do those games not matter to you?

Sometimes a flower is just a flower piglet.

 

[Morrus]

I studied this market.
Dungeons and Dragons has less then an eighteen percent chance of surviving the next two decades without the loss of millions of games.
This is not a threat; this is the truth.

18%, huh? Wow. Could we see your working?