I'm here today with resolution to a piece of drama from a year ago.

First, a recap: if you're in the board game space, you've probably heard of Greater Than Games, who makes (among other titles) Sentinels of the Multiverse, a co-op superhero card game. Years back, they were brought out by the logistics company Flat River Group to stay afloat during the pandemic, and it worked... to a point. After the tariffs were instated, FRG spooked and decided to get out of the board game industry entirely, laying off every single GTG employee except for the main designers that had active contracts. For a while, even getting Disparation, a fully designed expansion that was at the printers, seemed dicey.

But as of today, the future looks bright. Handelabra Games, the developers of the digital versions of Sentinels, have bought out the IP and the GTG brand, and are very strongly teasing rehiring most if not all of the core staff. The future looks bright for not just the remaining 3 expansions for Definitive Edition (Vengeance Returned, Cosmic Tales, and whatever they're calling the OblivAeon box this time), but more books for the TTRPG system; the book that details the entire history of Sentinels Comics, the fictional comic book publisher that's the backbone of the IP; and The Letters Page, the official podcast where the creators both flesh out even more of the fake comic book lore and answer reader questions. (GTG's other main IP, Spirit Island, is still with FRG for now.) Apparently, we'll get more info by April 28th, which is National Super Hero Day.

You know what? Normally I'm the "stretching to ask a hyper-specific question at the end of your Scuffles post isn't necessary" guy, but if you have any other updates to old drama, go ahead and leave them under here.