Hasbro’s The Coast ruled 30 people to build Sigil, a recently released virtual desktop experience, Polygons Report. This application allows Dungeons and Dragons Players can build virtual 3D game boards with miniatures and dices so they can play classic desktop role-playing games remotely.
The news of the layoffs was first shared on March 18 in a LinkedIn post by Sigil’s design director Andy Collins. “Today, about 30 talented developers (90% of the team) have been fired from the Coast Wizards’ Sigil (Virtual Tabletop) team,” Collins wrote. “I hope my former colleagues will succeed in future efforts. I will also do my best to the crew who stayed, who will try to continuously improve and iterate the experience of the last month.”
The layoffs will support Sigil with a three-person skeleton crew member to support the app, rogue Report. Sigil launched on February 28, 2025 on an early visit as a revitalization of subscribers to D&D Exectry, early reviews found it both limited and somewhat disruptive.
But, according to at least one wizard from the Coast Staff, the problem may have started even earlier rogue Talk to it. The management company of the coastal parent company Hasbro is reportedly not interested and is “constantly moving the door posts.” There can also be a fundamental misunderstanding of what Sigil is: Hasbro doesn’t know the difference between video games and VTT (virtual desktop) applications that end up getting.
Sigil keeps live and will continue to pay for D&D beyond subscriptions, i.e. the wizards of the coast play tool Dungeon &dragon almost.
