> I disagree What's weird is I agree with everything else in your comment. I don't think D&D's survival is a virtue, it's just inevitable. It's a generic bran

> I disagree What's weird is I agree with everything else in your comment. I don't think D&D's survival is a virtue, it's just inevitable. It's a generic brand for fantasy tabletop roleplaying whether anyone playing it likes it or not. Hasbro's shenanigans are irrelevant to tabletop D&D's survival. They only endanger its success as a product line.