Hours after Elon Musk announced he would be starting his own game studio, he teased purchasing Hasbro to secure the rights to D&D.

Musk, who has been handed a role in Donald Trump’s administration after helping him win the US election, teased purchasing Hasbro after taking issue with comments from Jason Tondro, the product lead on another Hasbro property, Dungeons and Dragons. This comes just days after Musk and Donald Trump Jr had joked about the Tesla CEO purchasing MSNBC.

CEO, among other things—including, as it happens, the world's richest person—on Thursday asked exactly that on his social media platform X.  The question seems to have fueled speculation that Musk would be interested in buying the toy and game company—or,

Hasbro’s share price jumped up after Elon Musk’s comments suggesting he was interested in purchasing the company.

If Elon Musk wanted to create a classic fantasy role-playing franchise with none of the wokery that now inhabits Dungeons & Dragons, he could do it a dozen times over with his riches. But why bother when you can just buy parent company Hasbro and run the real thing in into the ground?

Elon Musk previously spoke of wanting to purchase Twitter, and after a rollercoaster ride of events it actually happened. That led to many things, including the rebranding of Twitter to X, and X is one of several companies Musk continues to own and run.

Elon Musk has expressed a whim to buy Dungeons and Dragons owner Hasbro - but why doesn’t a literal billionaire simply make his own RPG?

Cryptic post by Elon Musk about Hasbro's value sparks acquisition rumors, causing stock jump amid speculation he may target the gaming giant.

Elon Musk is an avid video game player. He weighed in on buying Hasbro after musing about opening an AI gaming studio.

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has once again made waves in the gaming community with a bold statement regarding his interest in purchasing Hasbro, the parent company of Dungeons & Dragons (D&D). Musk’s comments follow his earlier announcement that his company, xAI, would launch an AI-focused game studio to “make games great again.”