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>it is certainly interesting to see how WoTC has attempted to innovate to sell new products. GW has no affiliation with WotC. Are you thinking of TSR, the mak
by redthrowaway 14y ago
>it is certainly interesting to see how WoTC has attempted to innovate to sell new products.
GW has no affiliation with WotC. Are you thinking of TSR, the makers of DnD?
- illuminate 14y agoI'm observing the difference between one approach to RPGs and another. WoTC is the current maker of D&D. Granted, they're competing more against World of Warcraft than other pen & papers these days, but it's still very interesting to see how they've tried to change their model. GW still seems very reliant on pewter miniatures for survival, which will not last as something like this http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/formlabs/form-1-an-affordable-professional-3d-printer http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/formlabs/form-1-an-affor... gets down to the $500 + cost of resin price level.
- aegirth 14y agoTSR stopped existing in 1997. They are just a footnote in gaming history now.