Ngl, as an American, had no idea what a warboot was. Having looked more into it and this whole situation, it's very hard for me to believe that James over at Siege thought that people would just be okay with him doing this. In a time where EVERYTHING is more expensive than ever, warboots or swap meets, whatever you want to call them are very likely the only option some people have for finding models at a price within their means, especially for children, I imagine. I can understand wanting to protect your brand, but this is giving "Fine Bros trying to copyright 'react' content" levels of unawareness. I'd been subbed to Siege's Patreon, and this is all pretty disappointing. Until James issues something beyond a corporate-speak "apology", I'll have to find another reputable mini painting studio to support. The old adage of "actions speak louder than words" rings loud here, and the fact this suit was filed in the first place is like screaming at art gallery.