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Originally Wizards of the Coast stated the DDI requried you to purchase a book to unlock iy on your DDI account rule database. At D&D experience, Wizards announced a subscription to DDI includes access to the D&D rules database, which is updated with all game mechanics whenever a book is...

It is taking a bit more to finalize going through the submissions and right now there is alot of buzz around D&D experience. If all goes well we should have an update by next week. Enjoy the D&D 4e info till then. I will be updating you guys soon ;)

I think this could backlash more than WOTC or gamers think. Players not buying rule books is bad for game stores and its bad for the gather around the living room/ game table experience. Personally I think the buy the book and unlock the online version is overall better and a smarter business...

Something else to keep in mind, characters get many more feats in 4e. Likely, they will have one every other level. Also, I am sure characters get more skills as they level too. If either or both of these assumptions are true, then you are going to find it easy to increase characters skills...

I think the key reason this did not occur with the OGL like it does with open source software is that you can not easily update a published book like you can a program. For the OGL to truely work, you would need the best rules to gather in a centralized place that the majority of the players are...

To you 3.x isn't broken. I understand that. But, to new players who won't play it because of barriers to entry (mountains of books, difficult to DM, complicated character creation options, counter intuitive sub systems like turning and grappling) the game was needing fixing. D&D 3.x started...

We are judging submissions now. Give us till the end of February to get everything wrapped up and the finalists posted.

You can enter both contests, still take a whack at that level 20 too. I will check in on the other email.

HERE WE GO, GIVING 24 hours!! WOOT! Get entries in.

2 more days and counting. :)

Editors tighten up good writing and make it better. I would say it is bad writing and bad editing. The writer should clean it up as much as possible before it ends up on the editors desk. I guess that is what happens if you pay per submitted word as opposed to actual printed.

Spend the time writing up either a level 20 character that abuses the current feat or revising the feat into a better version and email them to us. It enters you into the contest. Better yet, do both and email them to us. :D Looking for your entries, time is a ticking!!

Get those entries in :)

bump again 5 days and counting for entries...

I understand the way you feel as how they've portrayed the 4e realms so far. Wait until they put the book out and then flip through it. Judge it fully then. It is still possible it will look and feel like the realms. I think they can still pull it off if they tribute the current setting, its...

They probably play D&D then already, or stopped because all of their friends no longer play. 13 year olds goto school, meet friends and have free time to play D&D. They need them more.

D&D needs 13 year WOW players as much as it needs 28 year old DMs. The 13 yearold players grow up into 28 year old DMs and give D&D a broader market and a future as a product, instead of it going the way of the buggy whip.

Ok, lets take that one step of a time and paint the big picture. 1) The first barrier to entry is awareness of the potential players of what D&D is, this spreads best through word of mouth and actually playing. 2) To get those people to play, you have to simplfy complicated areas of the game...

Then the new Battlestar Galactica came along and completely erased athe old show, and all was good. Near perfect show ;)

Ok, I will give you this considering how cool you made their limitation sound. This idea makes the rings sound good.