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- TSR - Ernie Gygax on New TSR, WotC Beefs, Trademarks, Licensees, 5E . . .
A YouTube channel, 'Live From the Bunker', interviewed Ernie Gygax about the new TSR I've watched and decided to try to transcribe the most relevant parts of it, but the full hour-long video is below if you want to see the whole interview and full context Ernie Gygax is one of D D
- TSR - TSR Is Back. . . . Again! | EN World D D Tabletop RPG News Reviews
TSR is back again! A new company, using the name and logo of the original publisher of Dungeons Dragons has just been launched, along with a limited edition new game called Giantlands, and a theme park! But first, some history! Because this isn't the first time TSR has been resurrected
- D D General - The First Demise of TSR: Gygaxs Folly
Ahem Despite the agreement, Gygax and TSR (because Gygax and the Blumes controlled TSR) continued to pay Gygax royalties And this wasn't an issue, because thanks to growth, first in the hobby, and then the explosive growth from the Egbert controversy, TSR was able to spend profligately
- D D General - The First Demise of TSR: Gygaxs Folly
There's definitely a degree to which controversy IS free advertising, but by '85 D D sales were tanking by comparison with those boom years, and while some of it was no doubt market saturation and the challenge of people learning to play, the satanic panic does seem to have done real damage too
- D D General - The First Demise of TSR: Gygaxs Folly
It's true that D D the game still exists, but the company Gary Gygax created in October of 1973 ceased to exist at all by 2000 when WotC stopped selling D D under TSR's name
- D D General - The First Demise of TSR: Gygaxs Folly
TSR was highly successful, both under Gygax and Williams It got into trouble near the end of each of their time at TSR, and that led to an eventual take over by someone else (or sale) and a new edition eventually
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