D&D 5E Basic rules paperback tweeted by Morrus

[Mistwell]

Already gone!

A year ago. This is an old thread. A year old thread.

 

[Dausuul]

(a) If my thought experiment is valid, it's legal to do it with this pdf, too.

The PDF is a pattern of magnetic dots on your hard disk. How do you plan to transfer it to the buyer without making a copy? If you e-mail it, the attachment in the e-mail is a copy; the original is still on your hard disk.

 

[I'm A Banana]

The PDF is a pattern of magnetic dots on your hard disk. How do you plan to transfer it to the buyer without making a copy? If you e-mail it, the attachment in the e-mail is a copy; the original is still on your hard disk.

I mean, if it comes to that, the original is not on your hard disk - what you have is a copy of what WotC made, not the original.

The idea of "copies" gets all pear-shaped when you talk about the internet.

 

[Jester David]

I mean, if it comes to that, the original is not on your hard disk - what you have is a copy of what WotC made, not the original.

The idea of "copies" gets all pear-shaped when you talk about the internet.

Assuming they published the original, and the one hosted on their site isn't a copy that was sent around the office.

That said, this thread makes me sad. I was hoping for official Print on Demand news, not some necromancy.

 

[darjr]

did anyone get this? How was it?

 

[Morrus]

Bit weird my name is in the thread title. To clarify, I didn't post this book on Lulu, I just saw it and mentioned it.

 

[darjr]

Someone said it was taken down, but it appears to be available.

 

[MoonSong]

did anyone get this? How was it?

I don't know, if I was to print something, I'd rather print from the srd which is more complete. Of course this is all moot because I have the core books and I see no need to print this stuff.

 

[Weiley31]

What did I just read?

A Monty Python sketch of course!