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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9749136" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Hasbro would like collabs in D&amp;D like Magic: Beyond Universe but this isn't so easy. Most players aren't going to buy a new starter set and most of franchises can't be adapted to D&amp;D easily, even most of isekai animes the main characters usually are broken or overpowered for the D&amp;D standars. WotC could publish a &quot;Fortnite d20&quot; but that wouldn't be D&amp;D, and Hasbro chose to licence various IPs to Renegade Games Studios. I suspect if Hasbro could, it would try to acquire White Wolf's IPs, not only WoD and CoD. Also I guess Hasbro dreams D&amp;D to be a videogame franchise like Pokemon but a monster-trainer videogame would need a lot of work, money and time. Other companies with a strong brand-power aren't too interested into licences but they would rather to start from zero their own IPs with total creative freedom and control over the IP.D&amp;D is not so popular franchise to be licenced to Playmobil.* How would be a animated movie, or videogame, of LEGO: Dragonlance more focused into the comedy?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9749136, member: 6802378"] Hasbro would like collabs in D&D like Magic: Beyond Universe but this isn't so easy. Most players aren't going to buy a new starter set and most of franchises can't be adapted to D&D easily, even most of isekai animes the main characters usually are broken or overpowered for the D&D standars. WotC could publish a "Fortnite d20" but that wouldn't be D&D, and Hasbro chose to licence various IPs to Renegade Games Studios. I suspect if Hasbro could, it would try to acquire White Wolf's IPs, not only WoD and CoD. Also I guess Hasbro dreams D&D to be a videogame franchise like Pokemon but a monster-trainer videogame would need a lot of work, money and time. Other companies with a strong brand-power aren't too interested into licences but they would rather to start from zero their own IPs with total creative freedom and control over the IP. D&D is not so popular franchise to be licenced to Playmobil. * How would be a animated movie, or videogame, of LEGO: Dragonlance more focused into the comedy? [/QUOTE]

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