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How would you save D&D if you were the new CEO?
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@bradorsomething @copacetic WotC still owns the vast majority of D&D. The CC-BY release of the 5.1 SRD isn't even all the core books of one edition... and we had to shout at them in order to make them release even *that* much, and not just the bits they didn't think they could defend in court as a PR stunt.
In our current socioeconomic climate, I'm not sure anyone who'd *buy* D&D off of WotC's corpse would want to *save* D&D like WotC did two decades ago, as opposed to copyright trolling.