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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 8500290" data-attributes="member: 6796661">Nope, not criticizing it at all. It is great and if my financial situation, storage and display space, and ability to play in person were different, I would like to have it. I'm not well informed on past efforts by Hasbro, but what you say makes sense. I'm hoping that a successful D&D movie will change that. I'm sure that nolstalgia has a lot to do with this. When I first got into D&D I was still enough of a kid to enjoy kid cartoons and action figures. And I was fortunate enough to live in a period where those things were available for D&D and mainstream. When I go back into D&D after a long time away, I had young kids, but the game wasn't kid friendly. It still isn't. Even D&D inspired cartoons like Critical Role's Vox Machina is made for adults, not kids. That's fine. We are spoiled with fantasy options for all ages in all media. But I do think it would be good for the game and gaming as a whole for D&D to have an even bigger tent.</blockquote>