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It's been a while since I've run into this thread. It looks like the PHB recently topped out at 83, which this calculator estimates these numbers: However, last year's average of 76 gives us this number: Some fun speculation, at least!

As someone who did Xbox Live tech support the year the Xbox One launched, and worked Christmas Day, I can attest to this. Well, the Xbox was usable.....just not the way everyone wanted!

Holy crap!

I preordered a physical copy that should show up at the end of month (according to Amazon). I can't wait to see it again!

I'd allow it, it's more like a guideline anyway!

He could come back to it. I followed the link to the Twitter account for the new company and it was one I was already following somehow. Then I found this tweet: There was only two people running the Bone, Stone, & Obsidian podcast, so this account at least used to belong to one of the...

Yep, almost as if it wasn't as big as some folks made it out to be.

I'm also surprised by those numbers. I figured they might be down or flat for the first quarter and then up again in Q2.

I don't know if it's been mentioned yet (I'm only on page 14), but I remember it being mentioned in one of the videos that they were reworking the Necromancer and I would love to see that make the cut!

I'm down for this!

Truth!

I can safely admit that I have absolutely no idea. My unfounded hope is that the price would be comparable. To my mind, hardcovers are just more expensive to produce. I have zero evidence other than hardcover books are more expensive than their trade paperback counterparts. That could just be...

Speaking only for me, I can say that they are easier to use at the table than a hardcover book. The hardcovers tend to look nicer on my shelves though.

I don't agree with everything he mentioned. However: This I agree with wholeheartedly! It's a shame that Beadle & Grimm's are really the only ones making boxed set product so far, and they're expensive! If they made basic boxed sets with softcover books without the main extras of their premium...

I used a mix of 3.0 and 3.5 for my campaigns and never had an issue. I'll more than likely be doing the same when the new books roll out.

These are damn beautiful!