Piracy

[Nifft]

Personally, I find necromancers far more frightening than pirates.

"Necromantic pirates... yipes!", -- N

 

[renau1g]

Yeah reminds me of Pirates of the Caribbean (the movie)...

 

[RangerWickett]

So if you sneak into an evil necromancer's tower and copy all his spells, are you then a necromancy pirate? Man, D&D so does not take into account the black market for pirated spellbooks.

 

[Nifft]

So if you sneak into an evil necromancer's tower and copy all his spells, are you then a necromancy pirate?

No, scribing costs include a tax on spell copying. This is why Mordenkeinen can afford so many mansions.

It's completely unfair for people who have to pay the tax to scribe spells they wrote themselves, but how often does that happen?

Cheers, -- N

 

[Flobby]

I voted pirated, liked it, bought it. I don't like buying something unless I can look at it and since there is no hobby store anywhere near me, getting a look at the pdf was my only option. Personally I don't find it unethical to download something to take a look at it... Same goes for mp3s. I download it, and if I like it buy it, if not, it goes in the trash.

 

[El Mahdi]

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