D&D has been officially wikified!

[Delta]

Since it's featured, there's probably little that needs editing, but if anyone wanted to make some good edits to the wikipedia D&D page, now is a good time to do so.

Actually, I would think it's a very bad time to make edits while it's a featured article. It's already gone through a review process to get that status -- you've got the possibility of starting an edit war and getting it locked while everyone's looking at it today.

 

[Insight]

Pretty cool though. The featured articles are usually some general from the Pelopennesian Wars or the guy who invented Styrofoam.

 

[blargney the second]

Indeed, open rolls for the win.

I'm with you there.

 

[mattcolville]

The only problem I have with the article is that the image of a 'D&D game in progress' is a shot of the battlemat with some minis. Only yesterday I was talking to someone about D&D and they were insisting it was a board game; I was trying to convince them otherwise before I realised they were actually talking about someone who had been using Tact-Tiles.

Trouble is, just how do you take a shot of D&D without it looking like that?

Why would you? It's recognizably a D&D game in progress.

 

[Ry]

I'm with you there.

As blargney and I agree, real DMs don't roll the dice at all.