09-08-2010, 11:27 AM
Basically, what Aldy said, yes.
The reason the D&D fad ended were not management decissions, but serious competence on the RPG market, and the arrival of Magic the Gathering and easier to learn board games.
Now, you can accept that, the same that musical styles or clothing fashions fade away, or you can endless bitch about it and point fingers to other people, as many of the grandes of D&D have done...
I'd like to interview that lady some day, that at least is sure.
The reason the D&D fad ended were not management decissions, but serious competence on the RPG market, and the arrival of Magic the Gathering and easier to learn board games.
Now, you can accept that, the same that musical styles or clothing fashions fade away, or you can endless bitch about it and point fingers to other people, as many of the grandes of D&D have done...
I'd like to interview that lady some day, that at least is sure.