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WotC has a plan for their D&D archive. What is it!?

D&D museum

Traveling museum for cons, and at the SciFi Museum in Seattle for its first stop?

Or permanent museum in Bellevue, WA (where WOTC actually is, as a I understand it) . . . the Doll Museum in Bellevue just shut down, so there's an available museum building . . .

The alternative, for books at least, is to redo all the scans to get really high quality electronic versions.

Also good.
 

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We-ell, considering Seattle already has a rock'n'roll museum and a science fiction museum perhaps this ain't as big a stretch as it might first appear.

Alas, it does not appear Paul Allen is a D&D nerd, just a software, music, and sci fi nerd.

You'd think at least a few tech billionaires would be D&D nerds, but perhaps (A) D&D nerdom is incompatible with tech-billionaire-dom due to competing time demands, or (B) D&D nerdom is slightly too recent for the current phase of tech billionaire museum building -- maybe when the Google or Facebook nerds get to be Paul Allen's age (mid 50s?), we'll get a D&D museum, so another 15-30 years?
 



Or permanent museum in Bellevue, WA (where WOTC actually is, as a I understand it) . . . the Doll Museum in Bellevue just shut down, so there's an available museum building . . .
I thought they were in Renton, just south of Seattle close to where the I-5 and I-405 meet. They certainly were ten years ago...did they move?

Lanefan
 

You're right, Lanefan, or were last time I checked.

It's Paizo that has a Bellevue address.

Both Renton and Bellevue are on I-405. I'm about a mile off it. :)
 

“I traded my Bullywugs of the Bog for it,” Bart said.

I remember those, I had them when I was a kid. I got them at Toys R Us. I had some evil wizard action figure guy and a storybook narrarted on record about some knight who went into a dungeon looking for a cure for his sick king or something.
 

Given WotC's reputation for laying off employees, I say they're going to use this stuff to motivate quality people to apply to work there. Check out the article by Shelly Mazzanoble.

"After one year as a full-time employee, you get a rare Shambling Mound and Treasure sack."

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I'm waiting for someone start a thread questioning Mearls' current motivations given his interest in the Dallas RPG.... :hmm:
 

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