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As a follow up to yesterday’s post, I decided to jump on the bandwagon and cancel my D&D Beyond subscription. This isn’t much of a threat to Wizards of the Coast (“WotC”) because I’m on an annual payment plan, I was renewed in December, and I could always cancel my cancellation. However, I’m hoping that it’s another cancellation that scares the bean counters at WotC. I was reluctant to do it because I asked myself what you should all be asking yourselves when you call for you ridiculous boycotts over political differences with a company’s owner: “Who is this really going to hurt?”

The worst thing about @Wizards_DnD's recent stupidity is that it reminds me of the stark contrast between their legal department and corporate heads (who suck) vs. their creatives (who are talented and, to the extent I've met them, nice people). 🤷🥺 #OGL #DnD #RPG #TTRPG #WotC

— Rob Bodine, gsllc@chirp.enworld.org or @dice.camp (@GSLLC) January 10, 2023

I think it might hurt some good people. But then there’s this:

I wanted to say, “I’ll give you 1.1 guesses,” but that would be plagiarism.

I’m easily swayed.

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