Forever's Economy Is Under Fire
A world should probably have a functional economy. Let's take a look at what happened in Classic to see what kind of lunacy we have to look forward - and all new kinds of madness we're going to invent.
A world should probably have a functional economy. Let's take a look at what happened in Classic to see what kind of lunacy we have to look forward - and all new kinds of madness we're going to invent.
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