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Getting in as a player is very easy if there is a game going. Getting in as a GM is also very easy if there is a game going. Getting the kit from WotC with all of the stuff you need to run the game is a little trickier, this late in the season.

Ours is a public service.

Strictly 4e, strictly at public gaming places. Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Official Home Page - Event (D&D Encounters) Though, I suppose there's nothing to stop stores or people from doing a similar thing, but they won't get the same advertising power.

They're not necessarily bad characters... but I think they're designed to showcase a variety of abilities and roles rather than being designed to be strong. Not that the two are necessarily mutually exclusive, but it's a different focus.

Thank you, this is great!

Yeah, and I wanted to agree with you and point out that there are a number of low post-count people with high views and small number of listed viewers. It's worth looking into, possibly.

You might be able to get a random (non-gaming-specific) bookstore to host the games--why not try, at least? I'm pretty certain it's too late to get into this season, but the next season starts up pretty soon, and it's not too late to sign up (you want to get on it, though).

I've seen both mostly-pregen and mostly-non-pregen at my table, depending on the week, and it seems to me that mostly-pregens have a harder time, regardless of balance or variety of roles. I think the reason is two-fold: my players are (apparently) pretty decent at making characters, and the...

It may count lurkers? There are a couple of fishy-looking names on that list.

I figured they just didn't care. *shrug*

50? Wow! I was hoping it was like 20. There are people that definitely need to receive XP more often than every 50.

Glad to hear they're in the pipeline--thanks Morrus!

Wow, that's definitely a shame. I'm not very familiar with Torah--seems like he's been with WotC for less than two years?

This is getting silly. And I like silly.

Shouldn't be hard to figure out, I think.

I'm just getting into WotBS (my party starts it in three or four weeks), and I'm having a pretty good time just preparing for it so far. I've finished the Player's Guide (I want to know what my players will have available to them) and I've started the Campaign Guide. The Player's Guide says...

I don't know anyone that figured out the trick--though, a fellow GM said that a good idea would've been (he didn't think of it until too late) to have the magic mouth re-activate to provide a clue.

That's how I feel every single time. :D My data is updated. Yours is the fourth chart.

Yep. And we're 77 over now! Happy 5,000,000 Post-Birthday, EN World!