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The fact that Wizards of the Coast would hire this person as their Communications Manager puts a black mark on the company.

What he really means is he wishes the D&D license was cheap with no expectations of quality like it was back when Interplay published D&D games.

My eye is on Beamdog. They already have the license to create two D&D games, at least one of them is a Baldur's Gate game, after the success of their enhanced versions of the Baldur's Gate series.

TSR licensed to anyone for anything at probably a very low price. That's how we ended up with the Dungeons & Dragons movies. It is only by luck that Interplay licensed the D&D games.

There hasn't been a whole lot of player-driven sandbox games to begin with. Ultima Online, Star Wars Galaxies, and EVE have all done well. Very few MMORPGs has done exceptionally well, whether it's sandbox or themepark. That said, Pathfinder Online is a rip-off. You had to not only spend a ton...

This is nonsense. You get almost every new release from Amazon at 40% discount. Amazon's discounts are solely done by an algorithm that is determined by the number of sales. The more sales, the higher the discount.

I am going to guess that it has nothing to do with licensing costs and everything to do with control. Though I am sure the cost to license it was very much a negative for Obsidian who has to Kickstart or get contracted to a publisher to produce a game. WotC probably wants control of the...

D&D is divided up into multiple properties. Neverwinter is held by Perfect World Entertainment. The Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale licenses are in the hands of Beamdog. Obsidian probably didn't have any experience with licensing any D&D property. The Neverwinter Nights license was held by...

What does UbiSoft's sales figures have to do with Obsidian? They published a single game of theirs.

Obsidian seems to jump from one publisher and license to the next. They've probably burned a lot of bridges over the years. Every time they release a game that is incomplete, poorly thought out, or buggy, they always say it is the fault of someone else. You can only do that so many times before...

You are confusing skill and finesse.

I wish Spellfire would return in some form.

They need to bring back Spellfire in some form. I got into it because it was D&D, I kept playing it because it was far superior to the competitor.

It was announced though...

I hope someone at WotC will address this. Maybe they've changed the name. Adventurer's Handbook isn't the best name for something that only has elemental themed content.

The game is specifically not balanced for magical items. If a DM adds magical items, it's up to him to cope if he breaks the system.

Amazon is currently offering a coupon which gives you 25% off any book. If you haven't ordered your Dungeon Master's Guide yet, or you fancy the look of any of the many other roleplaying books on Amazon, now's a good time to grab them. The coupon ends tomorrow (Sunday, Dec 14th) at midnight PST...

Amazon is currently offering a coupon which gives you 25% off any book. If you haven't ordered your Dungeon Master's Guide yet, or you fancy the look of any of the many other roleplaying books on Amazon, now's a good time to grab them. The coupon ends tomorrow (Sunday, Dec 14th) at midnight PST...

You should contact Wizards or if you want, you could just reglue it yourself with gorilla glue.