D&D 5E The new Dungeons & Dragons Starter Set - and online tools?

[the Jester]

Can they print it like Moldvay? 11x17 paper, folded and center-stapled with a thick full color cover?

Sincere question.

Yes, as long as it isn't too many pages long.

Since you fit four 8.5x11 pages on one double-sided 11x17, you should be fine. The fold and center-stapling is the "bookletizing" that I was referring to earlier.

 

[sidonunspa]

Yes, as long as it isn't too many pages long.

Since you fit four 8.5x11 pages on one double-sided 11x17, you should be fine. The fold and center-stapling is the "bookletizing" that I was referring to earlier.

At fedex/kinkos you want to ask them to "saddle staple" it, they have a machine just for that

 

[the Jester]

At fedex/kinkos you want to ask them to "saddle staple" it, they have a machine just for that

Some stores have a printer that will do the stapling internally, which is quicker, easier and more consistent, i.e. better for everyone. Though if it's too thick for the internal stapler, they can sometimes still do it on the saddle stitcher.

 

[Corpsetaker]

Hello everyone!

After I buy all three books, will the starter set continue to be viable?

 

[GravyFingerz]

Hello everyone!

After I buy all three books, will the starter set continue to be viable?

If you plan to introduce a group of people who have never played D&D and/or other RPGs, then yes, it will be viable.

 

[Agamon]

Hello everyone!

After I buy all three books, will the starter set continue to be viable?

It has an adventure in it that will always be viable.

 

[Riley]

Thanks for the printing advice, Jester and Sidonunspa!

 

[sidonunspa]

Thanks for the printing advice, Jester and Sidonunspa!

Anytime!

Heck if they give you permission to photocopy in the document you can send it to lighting press and get the book printed like an over the counter product

 

[the Jester]

Thanks for the printing advice, Jester and Sidonunspa!

No problem, my pleasure!

 

[Nytmare]

I'm still a couple of pages behind, but I really wanted to say that I'm absolutely astounded. We live in a world where an idea can be shared with anyone, anywhere in the world, in the blink of an eye, and where knowledge and information can spread across the entire planet practically overnight. How is it that we're arguing that having the option to download a free pdf is somehow going to be a limiting factor?