WotC Digital D&D advent calendar from DnDBeyond

[pukunui]

I won't be too surprised if they have a set of holiday digital dice at the end of the calendar.

Don't hold your breath.

 

[GMforPowergamers]

Still only GM relevant. You want an advent calendar for only 20% of the users?

I don't know why you feel the need to defend this, but what % of advent calendar users do you think want coupons and ads?

 

[GMforPowergamers]

Yes. You can enter for a chance to win an in-game item.

in what world do you think a DM will let you get a magic item cause WotC said you won it?!?! that is the most insane one yet

 

[Burnside]

Still only GM relevant. You want an advent calendar for only 20% of the users?

If you're talking about the pool of "people who know this calendar exists", it's probably 80%+ DMs.

 

[Burnside]

in what world do you think a DM will let you get a magic item cause WotC said you won it?!?! that is the most insane one yet

It's an item in Neverwinter, the video game.

 

[Umbran]

If you're talking about the pool of "people who know this calendar exists", it's probably 80%+ DMs.

shrug - I learned about it from the e-mail they appeared to send to every user.
But, by all means, you can assume what you like.

 

[Umbran]

I don't know why you feel the need to defend this, but what % of advent calendar users do you think want coupons and ads?

I feel the need to defend it because folks are whinging over the quality of something offered to them for free that presents no notable burden or cost to them.

"I want better free stuff!" isn't exactly an attractive look in the season, you know?

 

[GMforPowergamers]

It's an item in Neverwinter, the video game.

oh... okay not sure how bad that is (I don't play the video games) but it is at least better then an in game TTRPG item

 

[GMforPowergamers]

"I want better free stuff!" isn't exactly an attractive look in the season, you know?

I want free stuff to be in fact free stuff, not ads. I'm sorry that you aren't happy with us pointing out that it is in fact not an advent calendrer

 

[darjr]

I feel the need to defend it because folks are whinging over the quality of something offered to them for free that presents no notable burden or cost to them.

"I want better free stuff!" isn't exactly an attractive look in the season, you know?

I get that and I agree.

My disappointment comes with that caveat.

Also some of the coupons are good.