Archetype is notable for having drawn talent from former BioWare staff that had previously worked on "Dungeons & Dragons" role-playing games such as the "Baldur's Gate" series among other titles, but had since left the studio after its acquisition by Electronic Arts. These include James Ohlen, Chad Robertson, and Drew Karpyshyn. Wizards had announced that it was establishing a new Austin studio with James Ohlen as its lead on April 24, 2019. Ohlen, who had retired from BioWare in 2018, had planned to distance himself from the video games industry though had established a tabletop role-playing game publishing company, Arcanum Worlds, and had refused multiple lucrative offers from other video game companies for work. Ohlen had changed his mind based on the offer that Wizards had given him the necessary freedom to lead the studio the way he wanted, and a chance to return to the type of projects at BioWare that he felt were personal to him, like "Baldur's Gate". Wizards' president Chris Cocks said that Ohlen was the right person to help build up Wizards' IP profile beyond "Dungeons & Dragons" and "Magic: The Gathering" based his past work at BioWare. The studio had not been named, but both Ohlen and Cocks stated that the plan was to develop brand new IP in an "organic" manner to figure out the larger goals for the property, such as which platforms to develop for, and did not set any fixed milestones. Wizards revealed the name Archetype Entertainment in January 2020, along with news that another former BioWare member, Chad Robertson, had been brought on board as vice president and general manager. Wizards also affirmed that the first IP being developed by Archetype would be a science fiction role-playing game. A month later, Drew Karpyshyn, yet another former BioWare member, came onboard Archetype as lead writer. Karphyshyn said that while he had interest in video game development waned as BioWare had changed over the years, "my passion has been rekindled. The feel in the studio reminds me of my early days at BioWare; I can feel the magic in the air." 2020 Dallas Wings season  The 2020 Dallas Wings season will be the franchise's 23rd season in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) and the 5th season for the franchise in Dallas. The regular season will tip off in Seattle versus the Seattle Storm on May 15, 2020. This will be the second season under head coach Brian Agler.