![]() TSR CON takes place at the same time as Gary Con. He now has 60 days from March 4th to serve an answer or motion, or suffer default judgment. Two waivers of service of summons granted to both Justin LaNasa and the Dungeon Hobby Shop Museum. WotC seeks a judgement that TSR hand over all domains, take down all websites, pay treble damages and costs, hand over all stock and proceeds related to the trademarks, and more. WotC strikes back with a lawsuit naming TSR, Justin LaNasa personally, and the Dungeon Hobby Shop museum. Hovermale resigns as TSR3's Chief Creative Officer and Public Relations Officer after 6 months in the position. It is no longer available, and probably won’t be reprinted.” As yet, nobody has publicly revealed that they bought a copy. He says “It was a very small limited run released and sold on the DHSM website. Michael K Hovermale claims that the first edition of TSR3's Star Frontiers: New Genesis game was released and has sold out. TSR3's Justin LaNasa sends TSR alumn Tim Kask a profane message, telling him to "Go suck Lukes/wotc/balls you f*****g coward" and accusing him of having been fired from TSR for stealing. Wonderfiled's Stephen Dinehart threatens to sue Twitter user David Flor for his negative review of Giantlands on the platform. They offer to let him use it for a nominal fee. It transpires that TSR2's Jayson Elliot forgot to renew the trademark registration, at which point his former partner Ernie Gygax, along with Justin LaNasa & Stephen Dinehart, swept in and grabbed it before notifying him. The interview begins a controversy which rages online and includes digs at newer gamers, WotC, and trans people. Ernie Gygax does a YouTube interview, and I transcribe it. They registered the trademark back in April 2021. TSR3 announces it is rebooting Star Frontiers, a game which WotC owns and is currently selling online. Their flagship product is " GIANTLANDS" by James Ward and Stephen Dinehart. ![]() Also involved are Justin LaNasa and Stephen Dinehart. It claims to be the original TSR1 back again, under the leadership of Ernie Gygax, Gary's son, announcing that "the band is back together". TSR3 announces itself with a press release. The Dungeon Hobby Shop Museum claims ownership of various TSR logos and tries to license them to OSR publishers. The company continues to sell the Top Secret RPG under the name TSR2. Gygax magazine is forced to close by Gail Gygax. Luke and Ernie Gygax are forced to leave. Jayson Elliot registers the TSR2 name as a trademark to launch Gygax Magazine. TSR1 is bought by WotC (WotC is bought by Hasbro in 1999).
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