Barnes & Nobles D&D class

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Waylander the Slayer

Explorer

• Dec 1, 2005

• #1

My wife pointed this out to me- B&N is offering an introductory class to D&D through their online university. Pretty damn cool. Here is the link:

Intro Class

 

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Festivus

First Post

• Dec 1, 2005

• #2

Taught by James Wyatt too, not shabby. I forwarded to some of my friends who wanted me to teach them how to play. Thanks for the link.

 

Angel Tarragon

Dawn Dragon

• Dec 1, 2005

• #3

Looks pretty cool. Signed up!

Looking forward to this!

 

diaglo

Adventurer

• Dec 1, 2005

• #4

i signed up last week. i think MerricB posted this both here and on the T$R message boards.

edit: nope it was Rasyr: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=156542

so i guess i signed up 2 weeks ago.

 

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francisca

I got dice older than you.

• Dec 1, 2005

• #5

diaglo said:

i signed up last week. i think MerricB posted this both here and on the T$R message boards.

edit: nope it was Rasyr: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=156542

so i guess i signed up 2 weeks ago.

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Me and you should do a correspondence course.

 

diaglo

Adventurer

• Dec 1, 2005

• #6

francisca said:

Me and you should do a correspondence course.

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i remember those days....

move, counter move.... via US Postal service.

i think i did like 3 or so of those from the back of The Dragon magazine ads..

 

Angel Tarragon

Dawn Dragon

• Dec 1, 2005

• #7

diaglo said:

i remember those days....

move, counter move.... via US Postal service.

i think i did like 3 or so of those from the back of The Dragon magazine ads..

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Thats a lot of money on postage just to play a game.

 

Flyspeck23

First Post

• Dec 1, 2005

• #8

Hmmmm... Barnes & Noble D&D class... what might that be?

The clerk NPC class? Or the discounter PrC?


(Btw, that class has popped up more than once on EN World already.)

 

diaglo

Adventurer

• Dec 1, 2005

• #9

Frukathka said:

Thats a lot of money on postage just to play a game.

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postage was $0.10 back then.