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According to Codega's interview with Roll for Combat, she asked a question about "contracts", Matt and Marisha looked kind of confused for a second, and the PR person stated they wouldn't be answering that question.

Generally when one makes an assertion it's a good idea to have some evidence. Otherwise we could just make silly statements like "hawkeyefan is an alien" and pretend they're not silly.

Wait until like the third or fourth week so the theater gets most of the ticket price.

He had an affair with his girlfriend's daughter, who at the time was his apprentice. Among other incredibly icky things.

Get a Kevin Feige level talent and you can make just about any franchise work.

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Now I'm really looking forward to the Pitch Meeting video.

I'm curious as to where you're getting that idea.

The relationship between WotC and 3pp is much like the relationship between Samsung and Galaxy accessory manufacturers. Mutually beneficial in that one provides a product that the other can't be bothered with, yet they boost each other's sales.

Yeah but if you did the LARP you also hooked up a lot so there's pluses and minuses you know?

Planescape and Book of Many Things, both for 4e conversion.

Dear Santa, I want a shiny 4e released under a Creative Commons license, and a Nentir Vale setting under OGL 1.3. I've been a good little boy all year (except that one thing).

Given that I routinely freak out looking for the glasses that I'm currently wearing, I don't think even a nat 20 will let me succeed here.

Maybe spin this into a new thread given the redtext above.

No sex between 5 am and noon, I find it really keeps me focused.

If they did all that without breaking our trust? Sure. I was (and still am) a huge fan of 4e after all. But they already broke our trust, so...

Exactly.

A heartbreaker, by definition, is "D&D with a few changes." 4e was far too different to qualify. And I say that as a megafan of 4e. All due respect to Mr. Dancey, but calling it a "fantasy heartbreaker" really undersells the ambition of the game and is a huge disservice to the people who...

Can I borrow 500 bucks? I'll pay you right back.

Clearly the solution is for Daybreak Games to provide a license to use their copyrighted monsters in tabletop RPGs at a reasonable price point.