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I'm sure it could be a great adventure, but I'm really not a fan of adventure paths or meta plots in settings. I currently like D&D Next and the Forgotten Realms. I'm even been planning out using the FR in a 5e campaign soon, but this announcement gives me pause. Didn't they listen to what...

Oh, and put me down as having zero interest in tyranny of dragons. This will turn off more people than it will ever attract.

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I want to play it at gencon, not buy it there. An rpg is too much to digest to just pick it up and start playing.

Interesting idea. Whatever they are going to do, I just wish they would hurry up and tell us.

Yeah, I've been thinking of changing initiative to something like this. I always liked the way that the original D&D Minis game ran initiative. One roll per side for init, then they take turns activating 2 creatures per phase. It worked really well. This way you don't have to write down or...

Sounds good. I just wish they would stop beating around the bush and show us some actual examples of what they are talking about.

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hmm... looking at the gama site shows that wotc is supposed to talk about 5e today at 2pm. Also, the ceo of wotc is the keynote speaker. Looks promising.

No, but I've always disliked the bard class in all its variations.

otherwise known as Nisarg, aka RPGPundit, aka some dude in Uruguay http://www.therpgsite.com/showthread.php?t=28543&page=13

Compared to the rollouts of all the previous editions, they are failing badly. Apparently they are under the mistaken impression that the playtest was all that they needed to do marketing-wise. And if their future products aren't ready to be talked about at this point, they have more serious...

hmm... so either it was mistaken removed or wotc had them remove it. Perhaps the info was wrong on price or the pub date. Or maybe they just didn't want the bad publicity at this point. In any case, wotc needs to hurry up and put out an official press release detailing the initial products...

The first two sundering modules were. Does this mean that they weren't selling enough for this one to be worth actually printing?

awesome, thanks!

almost done and less than $100 from the next stretch goal

almost there, just a couple hundred more to go

Getting closer - over 18k now.

The dice with the crayon is a cute part of the box set, but weren't the dice in the Mentzer Basic set already inked? I think you had to go back to the holmes set to find un-inked dice.

That's really not a good sign. If they believe people actually like flumphs, I got a bridge to sell them.