• CarmineCatboy [he/him]
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    2 years ago

    ten years ago you had folks from obsidian pitching them stuff only to get rejected. nowadays it seems almost anybody can get the license, from more organized folks like larian to that newbie? sword coast legends team. wotc also really, really wants to turn D&D itself into a subscription service. its like they woke up 5-6 years ago and realized there was money to be made.

    • PlanetBrokeBeforeUs [he/him]
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      2 years ago

      Warhammer games are having a renaissance rn because of GW sticking to and refining their relatively open licensing policy, I wouldn't be surprised if Hasbro saw this trend and decided to try and cash in as well since the video game industry has blown up in value to such a degree over the last decade or so.