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Did Goodman resolve the issue and did you get what you ordered? Shipping and packing issues happen, unfortunately. I'm sorry you had a bad experience with Goodman's customer service rep, but it seems like the company pledged to resolve things based on the comments linked by @Distracted DM...

Nope. Some of those kids have grown up and are now proper old people. Who drink beer. I'm all for it, although stouts are not my drink of choice . . . but I'd give it a go if one of my play group bought a round!

I'm reposting info from earlier in this thread and others, but trying to bring pricing all together into one post . . . Heroes of Faerun Physical: $49.99 Digital: $29.99 ($25.49 with Legendary Bundle discount) Physical/Digital Bundle: $59.99 Adventures in Faerun Physical: $59.99 Digital...

I'm not sure if I responded to you on this thread or the other one . . . but I think I said earlier, "they are free, with the bundle" . . . but now I realize I was incorrect. I got a little obsessed tonight (instead of going to bed) and did the math . . . The "Dallabad Oasis" (an animated...

It looks like the digital "Heroes of Faerun" is $30 and "Adventures in Faerun" is $40 digital . . . so the two together should be $70 or less. $127?!?!?! So, we're paying $57 for the 3 DLC, the digital map of Faerun, a digital dice set, and the BG3 digital map pack. Wow. I'm hoping that pricing...

THANKS! I was having a hell of a time finding that on the DDB website!!! EDIT: But . . . WOW. $127 for both digital books? And the info on the page implies the DLC bonuses (other than the animated map) only come with the "Ultimate" print/digital bundle . . . although I know it's been reported...

Well, it was only a few folks going on about that stuff . . . but yeah, that was weird.

Everyone? Nah. Unless we're hanging out in different threads . . . And there has been a lot of speculation about what they would contain, including speculation on player options, more campaign frames, and adventures. Which is pretty much what we are getting. And they ARE free . . . if you...

Link? As stated in the OP, all I can find is the "Ultimate" print/digital bundle. I cannot find a digital only bundle at all.

The two boxes in the picture are the Heroes of the Borderlands starter set on the table, and the D&D Horrified board game on the chair.

If the DLC is only available as part of the print/digital bundle . . . that's going to upset me. I would like to get the special edition covers of these two books at my FLGS and then pick up the digital copies on D&D Beyond.

You are engaging with posters who do not argue in good faith (or good sense) . . . an exercise in frustration.

Like other artists . . . we have learned that Piers Anthony is a rather problematic individual. And when you go back and re-read the Xanth books and others by Anthony, you can't help but see some really uncomfortable stuff. Give it a Google . . . or better yet, don't.

I love how these threads bring us all together to share in our negativity and complaining . . . . fandom is fun sometimes . . . :(

Sometimes no, sometimes yes. Did you run out of things to get upset about? Seems a nit to pick that Pike and crew aren't exploring entirely unknown regions and phenomenon every week.

In the 2+ seasons we've gotten so far, the Enterprise crew has certainly visited many different worlds, and many of those were certainly strange. IMO, at least.

It doesn't bother me that this DLC (and earlier ones) are not (likely) getting a print option . . . but making it available for POD would be very easy on WotC's part and make a print version available for those who want it. A rather expensive print option, to be sure . . . and folks would...

The digital format on D&D Beyond is a web format, you cannot download a copy. You can, of course, jump through some hoops to convert the webpages into another file type, but DDB doesn't support that natively. Like all digital purchases, you are purchasing a license to the content, you do not...

Jarlaxle is a comic book character in the sense that he shifts from hero to villain to antihero and back again. In the novels, he's still pretty self-interested, but has shifted into a more heroic figure willing to sacrifice his own well-being for those he cares about. He's Han Solo, but with a...

Interesting! Looks like a product I might go for, although I'm not keen on it being a DDB exclusive. Reminds me of the D&D/Cthulhu crossover hardcover WotC itself did back in the 3E era. I never got around to using it at the table, but it was a beautiful book . . .