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I want to think the best case scenario you outline is possible. What gives me doubt and makes me lean towards the alternate reasoning you give is due to the language Joseph Goodman used about having no plans for future work with JG after the Jennell Jaquays collaborations. Why would he say that...

I feel pretty much the same... I've been thinking about this situation and I can't see a path where JG isn't getting some payment. As was pointed out in the latest Unofficial TTRPG Talk, if money isn't claimed by the old KS from 2010 backers, but set aside in the pot for that, it will go to JG...

While I think the Deathstalker movies are generally pretty bad, I have enjoyed them all and will def watch them again. They do remind me of some TTRPG fantasy games I've played in, although I've never thought they needed their own books... In a way they feel so generic. Still, I'd be curious if...

Wondering if it has been revealed what the licensing agreement is. Did GG pay JG for the license to make CSIO in the first place? I haven't seen this brought up or revealed anywhere. I just don't see a world where JG licenses it their properties without gains. Maybe GG paying off the 2010...

I do think this is testing the waters for where to go with Daggerheart moving forward, they're likely hoping it'll be popular and they can use it for their big season. Seems likely they'll continue with D&D. Then the question becomes... 2014? Or 2024? Ohh the drama if they stuck with 2014 😅

Better? Yes. I still don't feel like it's GG responsibility or business to bail out JG's failed KS from 15 years ago. Is that the price of doing CSIO? Feels weird and wrong. And even with that in place, the current crowd fund is still indirectly supporting current JG owners. I want to see...