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Those are waaaay off. Origins attendance is less than 15k, less than 14k last year. 25-27k is more likely to be Gencon attendance.

Indications at Gencon were that they won't be doing Spelljammer as a campaign setting. It'll be folded into the various plane books. I was hoping to hear they scrapped the whole stupid idea but oh well.

Not in the core set. You'll have to buy the first expansion for that.

You made an unsubstantiated claim that coincidentally happened to be correct. Why do you ask, did you forget? In other news, I was at the 'unveiling' pretty substantial cheer for Dark Sun. Probably would have been the same reaction for DL but who knows.

Sat through the seminar. Crap IMO. Overly structured, extraordinarily limited, way too expensive, and the deal breaker: it's fiddly as all get out. After hearing the talk, my suspicion is that this is a re-skinned game. It was probably in the design stages far before FFG got the WHFRP license...

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Aside from the reliance on dungeon tiles it's not a bad book. The idea is sound, at the very least they should publish 2-3 delves a month online.

No, a setting IS an ongoing product. Just because after the first three traditional print books it goes all digital doesn't change that. WotCs plan is three print books then continuing support through DDI.

Yeah, not so impressive. Maybe for someone living in Ohio, dunno :)

Ah the myth of magical Origins food. Been to both, great food can be had in either city, neither really stands out over the other. As a side note Subway is crap. You could always roll your own con food, make some Gorp and take it with you: Backpacker Magazine - Reader Gorp Recipes

That's why I switched. It's a *nix box that I don't have to spend as much time on to keep running, with a great UI. People complaining about software on OS X make me chuckle.

I've been playing by the rules for over 25 years. I want 'game' in my game. If I wanted to just sit around and tell stories I would do that. There are plenty of 'pass the stick' style games out there...drop by The Forge, D&D has never been one of them. More power to those that don't want...

Dunno. In general I spend more than $200 in the first hour snapping up the stuff I've been thinking about on the drive out.

I have very little interest in Pathfinder, despite that I'll be buying this just to support the concept of reasonably pricing PDFs.

He may have made it rudely but he has a point. The OP doesn't bring anything to the thread either if you're being honest. If it's that important to post "It's up" for every DDI article that comes out a very small shell script hooked to the RSS feed. There's a large difference between...

Hmm... glad to hear that 4E is doing well from his perspective. I still suspect it's not doing nearly as well as WotC hoped. There are a lot of problems with it, but it's easy to run so I'm hoping it does well enough to stick around for awhile. Though I am sad to see the "game stores bring in...

When current events are relevant, yeah there's a reason to bring it up again. Regardless of past discussion.

Funny... for some reason I think that argument could be made about other PDFs as well...

Yes, it's also called copyright infringement. Brilliant.

Woo for you. You're welcome to your opinion, however it is meaningless at my table or where my wallet is concerned. Whereas mine (and my players) is not. Funny, I don't remember saying WotC was an evil corporation, nor do I care that they are trying to turn a profit. You decided that's what I...