Dungeons & Dragons and IP Law: Getting Lawful Neutral with Linda Codega

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Swift fan organizing gets the goods! Dungeons & Dragons planned to change how independent content creators could monetize their D&D-related work, but backlash caused the Hasbro-owned company to change the controversial plan. Hear what this Gargantuan news from the world of tabletop role playing games means for comics fans and fandom at large with the TTRPG reporter who broke the story, Linda Codega. Keep up with Codega's reporting here https://gizmodo.com/author/lcodega https://twitter.com/lincodega http://lindahcodega.com/ Listen to the GP Radio guide to getting into TTRPGs - https://bit.ly/ttrpgGP

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