D&D "ask me anything" on Reddit 1/15 at 3 pm PST

[skerritthegreen]

That's something we need to work on when we address the various wording changes in the new ALPG.

 

[darjr]

Oh. Yes my question is for the AMA.

 

[Scorpienne]

Questions about rule changes (like #1) will likely not be part of the AMA, as the focus is changes to the program regarding the DMs Guild, home play, and adventure delivery. Questions like #1 will be addressed in the upcoming Admin posts. (We just asked the LCs/RCs to start helping us update the ALPG for season 4 and DM rewards was number one topic on the list).

https://twitter.com/Wizards_DnD/status/687775676615778304

@Enrico_Palazzo_ That's a great question for tomorrow's AMA - Chris Lindsay will be on hand to tackle AL questions: https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/403anl/ama_with_wotc_10am_pst_15th_of_january/

I has confuse.

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[skerritthegreen]

What's your confusion?

 

[Tyranthraxus]

I run conventions. Believe me when I say I know conventions won't pay. Most of them lose money as-is. Let me get with you privately about some options.

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Sorry If a convention was losing money, then they wouldnt be coming back . Theyd go out of business.

 

[Coredump]

I dunno. Why not release it all at once? *shrugs*

Just go look at facebook. People are crazy up in there.

Because it makes a lot more sense to put out the info, give people some time to digest it and think about it, and *then* have a Q&A.

 

[Tyranthraxus]

and sorry, doing something different because there are 'crazy people on Facebook acting crazy' is not a reason to do something differently.

 

[ZethTheRed]

Many of those are the same questions I am wondering about. Can you post the answers to your questions here after the event. I have to work and won't be able to listen or ask questions? Thanks!!!

 

[Scorpienne]

What's your confusion?

Heh! Sorry, I should have been more clear. I apologize.

You seem to be saying that the AMA today won't cover AL stuff. The Official DnD twitter account says that it will. That's my confusion. I've misunderstood something somewhere?

Paige

 

[Pauper]

Sorry If a convention was losing money, then they wouldnt be coming back . Theyd go out of business.

Most conventions aren't businesses -- they're run by volunteers for the benefit of their communities. That's also why many conventions don't take specific steps to grow beyond what their organizers are comfortable with, because that's the level of financial and time support they can afford.

Incorporated conventions like GenCon and Dragon*Con are the exception, not the norm.

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Pauper