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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scottius" data-source="post: 8906533" data-attributes="member: 6782008">All the talk of Hasbro/WOTC being worried about some major company making a movie using the OGL/SRD doesn't have any basis in reality. The only way a studio/streaming service/large corporation would want to make a film using all that D&D affiliated content is if they were also getting the D&D name, settings, etc... If a studio wanted to make a fantasy film that wasn't an officially licenses D&D film then they would be making based on some other existing book or videogame. Studios are notoriously risk adverse and they're not going to want to make something expensive like a film or tv series unless there is already some built in fanbase/name cache. The only exception to this would be something like Critical Role's cartoon on Amazon where they aren't using the OGL and the draw is the IP created by CR and not D&D IP.</blockquote>