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Amen! Digital bookstores is the wave of the future. Frankly I don't understand why WotC do not have a digital bookstore. Look at Steve Jackson Games, they have e23, you can buy a PDF of practically every game system you can think of, except Dungeons and Dragons! I await the day WotC do the same...

Personally I'm not pleased with the price scheme of DDI (because I'm not interested in the digital tool at all). But I'm pleased that they offer a free period to peruse the online content. Maybe I will be impressed and decide its worth paying full price. I think it's a move in the right...

I was hoping the adventure was centered around undead and necromancers, or at least different monsters than the usual kobolds and goblins. Ah well! I guess its easier for new DMs. I'm glad it's not only a dungeon crawl.

Its one of the change I like the most. Clearer and shorter explanation, plus when you understand the mechanical effect behind every keywords you can easily modify or create new stuff. Kudos to you Wizards.

Extremely light excerpt, not even a tiny weapon table. :(

WotC does not want to alienate their resellers, so they give a window of time before releasing a PDF version. But in the mean time customers who would have preferred to buy a PDF copy can't get one at the release date. They prioritize distributors and book resellers over pleasing customers who...

I just checked at Amazon.com. At 19.77$ it's a good price, indeed. I'll order it next week, even if I haven't any players yet. It'll be mostly to borrow ideas to create my first campaign in 4E.

Anyway, I would be interested if I had a group of players. But unfortunately I lost my contacts years ago. I need to build a new group and I don't know when this will happen. Until then, I will wait. I would prefer to buy a cheap PDF version which have no impact on the environment (when not...

Because I know page printing is not that expensive when it's done massively. EDIT: What is expensive is full-color map printing, full-colored pages, the choice of cover, transportation, stocking fee, etc.

nvm

Good points. At 24.95$ I would be inclined to buy, even if I find it a little bit costly without a hardcover. But it's been said KotS will be priced 29.95$.

Fantastic Locations usually come with 2 maps and they're much cheaper.

QFT, but if they're not even hardcover, then why the price is so high?

Maybe Amazon.com has wrong info but that's what written in the Product Details section.

It's a no-brainer, put a hardback cover and jack up the price, and voila!

Ahh it makes more sense, and no I wasn't laughing at anyone.

Forgive my ignorance, but what exactly is a spell of sorting.

My guess is that PDF will come only a few months after. I personally think WotC care much much more about its physical books/minis sales and the digital initiative. I think they will miss the boat and pirate version PDF will show up long before any real PDF from WotC.

rituals

Yes! So, Druid/Alchemist or Sorcerer/Alchemist is coming for next year.