The Business: Ex-Magic-User Employees Confirm Briggs Takes!

Following from yesterday's post, turns out that Ben Riggs worked for the Magic-Users By The Water.

Those Reddit faggots ought to apologize. They won't, but they should, becaus they gainsayed someone that knows the real deal.

Now, I have a question for all those copium addicts out there: Why did the Death Cult target Current Edition and not some long-running also-ran publisher like Palladium Books?

Because that's what Normies know. There is no other Brand that reaches Normiespace. That is where the Clout, Money, and Power that the Death Cult seeks. They feed upon that in its parasitic fashion as it hollows out the target to make into a skinsuit for pushing the poz.

No one gives a shit about what Palladium publishes. It's the Leonards that made also-rans conform to the Death Cult, not Entryists, and (again) they only targetted the Top Dogs in a smaller subset of this niche hobby (Horror: Call of Cthulhu, for example.) and those efforts only went so far.

This is also why they ignored Steve Jackson Games and went for Games Workshop, despite both companies publishing important games and products with significant influence- only the Stupid British Toy Company has wealth, clout, and power sufficient to get Death Cult attention (because Normies have heard of SpaceMace 39K and Fightstick Fantasy).

Normies have never heard of Your Little Shitbox Product, and they never will because they don't care- and you can't make them care because You Lack Social Proof.

So, as I have said, the only future for this hobby is with the #BROSR back in the Clubhouse where it all came from.

And Dunder Moose had John N McGowan on to talk about a new book (released this week) to help Normies, Tourists, and Cultists start to unlearn what they've learned (because they Learned It Wrong) and begin remedial learning about proper play.

And yes, you can click on the image to get to the buy page at Amazon.

I am all for the business to die in nuclear fire. I am here for the hobby, and the hobby DOES NOT NEED THE BUSINESS.