We have not even seen the feats so its a little early to tell if they are crap or not? They could be cool over powered feats for all we know.
I dont get it, dont we always get stuff when it is available?
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We have not even seen the feats so its a little early to tell if they are crap or not? They could be cool over powered feats for all we know.
I dont get it, dont we always get stuff when it is available?
Jester David
Hero
The 3e situation is a little different. Because there was a lot of OGL material, but very little was the result of direct agreement with WotC. It's not like Code Monkey released much original content.
The only "officially licensed" stuff I'm aware off (with the related logo logo) was the Dragonlance and Ravenloft material and the magazines.
As for how I made it through 3e... the answer is "not well"
(Composite of five shelves.)
Jester David
Hero
So completely off topic but that completely threw me in my first visit to London.
The wife and I found a random pub for lunch and sat down, and waited for someone to come around and take the order. Like they do in North American pubs. And most of the Scottish ones I'd been to previously. And we were still pretty jet lagged and shy and couldn't work up the courage to ask someone and look stupid. So we just sat there...
Satyrn
First Post
I don't know about that logo, but Kingdoms of Kalamar had the Dungeons & Dragons name right on the front cover just like WotC's own books.
So completely off topic but that completely threw me in my first visit to London.
The wife and I found a random pub for lunch and sat down, and waited for someone to come around and take the order. Like they do in North American pubs. And most of the Scottish ones I'd been to previously. And we were still pretty jet lagged and shy and couldn't work up the courage to ask someone and look stupid. So we just sat there...
While the food itself can often be comparable (location dependent, of course), there’s (generally) a different system for pubs as opposed to restaurants. Though there’s some overlap; it’s not a rule or anything.
MechaPilot
Explorer
Yes and no. There are free items (and I do mean free, not pay-what-you-want) that I have gotten from DM's Guild. I have also bought PDFs of the AD&D 2e core books from DM's guild, but then again I used to own paper copies of those before I lost them in a move several years ago, so I can't honestly say I bought those sight-unseen.
At least with a preview you can attempt to make an informed judgement about the overall quality of the product from the material they did show you. What they show you may not be representative of the product as a whole, which is why I usually wait until several product reviews are out, but having something to go on is far better than buying something sight-unseen.
UngeheuerLich
Legend
Only if you pay for it...
Even if you pay for it, if it is not available then you can not get it.
UngeheuerLich
Legend
But to get it as soon as it is available, you need to pay in advance. Otherwise its first available and then you pay for it...
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Erdric Dragin
Adventurer
This is confusing me, so are these new mechanics and expanded material official or not?
This is what turns me off to 5e. The material is SCARCE from WotC. 3rd Party there's a ton, sure, but I'm not looking for 3PP. I am strictly official material and miss the days of new material every month.
This is why I enjoy Pathfinder more. Lots of options.
This is what turns me off to 5e. The material is SCARCE from WotC. 3rd Party there's a ton, sure, but I'm not looking for 3PP. I am strictly official material and miss the days of new material every month.
This is why I enjoy Pathfinder more. Lots of options.
