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The History of D&D Hasbro Refused to Learn From - Extra Credits (Patreon)

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2023-07-04 17:30:01
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"The History of D&D Hasbro Refused to Learn From" is a riveting exploration of the legal battles that have influenced the evolution of Dungeons & Dragons and the entire RPG industry. We will take you on a time-traveling journey through the origins of D&D, the rise of third-party publishers, the licensing agreements, and the subsequent lawsuits that changed the game's trajectory. Discover how legal disputes and fan discontent have shaped the game we know and love today, and get a glimpse into the future of this iconic tabletop RPG. Prepare for an epic dive into the decades-long drama of D&D's legal and fan challenges!

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Sientir

Huge props to the artists, and everyone else, in the creation of this massive episode. It was a fascinating journey!

Jason Youngberg

Good review. But why no mention of the "Satanic Panic" which is still happening in different forms today?

Eztli Angelos

My only comment I take from Deadwood: "I don't like the Pinkertons."

onebrownmeece

It's always nice to hear about the history of a cultural form, and be able to see the dynamics underlying it. Love the video. And.... can you please please please choose a different intro music for the games videos? This section is sonically grating, comes on really suddenly at a high perceived volume, and always has me scrambling to hit forward buttons so I don't have to deal with it. I'm sure there are lots of people who are stimulus-sensitive who are put off by it.