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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Raven Crowking" data-source="post: 5080105" data-attributes="member: 18280">Simply put, there is not enough information publically available to answer this question satisfactorily.I would strongly consider what non-RPG games I could market that would have the appeal of Magic: The Gathering in its early days.  Whatever the next big fad is, I'd want to be riding the wave.I know that the early WotC market survey showed that people who buy minis spend way more than those who don't, but I don't think that automatically means tying the game system into mini purchasing is a wise idea.  It might just mean that you sell fewer games.  I'd have to see their numbers to know.I am almost 100% certain that I would go back to pdf sales.  It makes no sense to me to have pdf magazines while claiming that pdfs are a problem.  And the no-pdf rule has done nothing (AFAICT) to reduce copyright infringement.  That seems obvious, although there might be a deeper reason I am not seeing to keep pdfs off the market....?I would also have to get used to making decisions that weren't good for the hobby, because they were good for the company.  That is, sadly, reality.RC</blockquote>