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This will most likely be laughed out of court. :devil:

Perhaps this is one explanation as to why they're reediting the "Heroes of Shadow" book to a hardcover format, and delaying the release date by a month. If I was calling the shots at WotC, I would probably be doing the same thing too. Put that already finished Ravenloft stuff to good use...

Podcast of WotC Q&A session at 2011 DDXP. Blog Archive Tome DDXP Special: WotC Q&A

For the most part. A particular race appearing in a "core" Player's Handbook, seems to give it an aura of "legitimacy" for casual use. This especially seems to be the case for something like the Dragonborn and Tiefling in the 4E PHB1.

Is this any worse than the "Savage Species" book from the 3E/3.5E era? Amazon.com: Savage Species: Playing Monstrous Characters (Dungeons & Dragons Supplement) (9780786926480): David Eckelberry, Jennifer Clarke Wilkes, Rich Redman, Sean K Reynolds: Books

Is this cross-elasticity symmetrical or highly asymmetrical? In the highly asymmetrical case, it could be highly inelastic in one direction while being highly elastic in the reverse direction.

The next story arc in the IDW D&D comic series, will purportedly be in the Feywild (starting in issue #6). IDW Publishing April 2011 Solicitations - ComicList (Scroll down to the Dungeons & Dragons section).

Podcast of 2011 DDXP new products seminar. Blog Archive Tome DDXP Special: Product Seminar

Hmmm ... 40 dollars for 128 pages in module/softcover format + maps + box + 24 cards + etc ... In contrast, the "Neverwinter Campaign Setting" is 40 dollars for 224 pages in hardcover book format.

In a previous post in this thread, I mentioned that I won't be buying anymore Pathfinder rpg titles after the present "Serpent's Skull" AP is finished. Lately I've been reading the Pathfinder novels "Prince of Wolves" and "Winter Witch". So far they have kept my attention long enough, that I...

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(Just noticed this on amazon.com). An omnibus compilation book of the recent issues of the Dungeons & Dragon comic book series by IDW. (This omnibus has a release date of July 5, 2011). Amazon.com: Dungeons & Dragons Volume 1: Shadowplague HC (9781600109225): John Rogers, Andrea Di Vito...

This sounds more like the Cournot or Stackelberg models of competition, when the number of firms becomes "large" Cournot competition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Stackelberg competition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Over the last several years, I was picking up new Pathfinder titles every month such as the monthly adventure path books. Ever since 4E Essentials was released, I only picked up the "Rules Compendium" and "Heros of Fallen Lands" books, since I was playing and occasionally DMing in this past...

(This is in response to the comments of Raven Crowking and UnknownAtThisTime, in my previous post in this thread). In my most recent case of "firing myself" from the DM chair, it was a sandbox 4E D&D game played in the 4E Forgotten Realms with a group of inexperienced D&D players. I gradually...

I fired myself from the DM chair several times, when it was clear that I was incapable of producing a game that the players wanted.

We were more direct. It was easier to just outright kick someone out of the game, than to drive them away. Other times I just told the DM I wasn't coming back, and immediately walked away.

The transition of D&D -> boardgame, is complete and final? :p

(Just noticed this). A "Legend of Drizzt" boardgame with an October 18, 2011 release date, just showed up on amazon.com. Amazon.com: Legend of Drizzt Board Game: A Dungeons & Dragons Board Game (4th Edition D&D) (9780786958733): Wizards RPG Team: Books

Sounds a bit like the old days of 1E AD&D, when most of the releases were DM specific stuff like modules, settings, monster, etc .. books. ;)