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That's neat! It's a simple way to get some variation. It benefits from being visual and tactile too - no need to consult rules to find if the set is a "keeper".

Baydragon have it listed, and Vagabond said they were getting it, but Hasbro are a bit slow shipping to NZ so it might not arrive until August :(

Seems like a cool idea to me. I envisage the book having some cool graphic of two space ships dogfighting, and when you scan the accompanying QR code you are taken to a short video of that dogfight, perhaps with a narrator explaining details of the ships. Likewise, scan the (presumably...

Windows Phone 7 D&D apps Windows Phone 7 should get some love too! Here are a few apps written for D&D on WP7. D&D Encounter: tracks initiative and hit points for the party http://www.windowsphone.com/en-NZ/apps/fdbaab70-bce4-4357-a5f3-28a77c0384a1 D&D Sound Board: a selection of sound...

I love well-drawn maps that spark the DM's imagination, but that's my problem: only the DM sees them. Unless the DM prints the map or somehow gets it to the players, the players never see it. Usually I end up drawing the map on a whiteboard or gaming paper, in which case it only features the...