DM Rewards: Hommlet and Ship Tiles (Soilers)

[Shroomy]

My fiancee just called, mine came in the mail today.

 

[fba827]

My copy arrived today, sans ship tiles---I guess they're extras for folks who are actively earning DM Rewards points. I'll dig into Hommlet over the weekend

Yeah - it is my understanding that the ship tiles are for those who actively earned a certain number of DM reward points within a certain time frame (which I think was the first half of the year).

 

[Zaukrie]

I got Hommlet today. Nice. Thanks WotC.

 

[Mark]

Back from Gencon, picked up my mail (which was on hold), still nothing. I suspect a conspiracy.

 

[darjr]

I got my tiles. Mine are as thick as any of the other WotC dungeon tiles I own.

 

[ExploderWizard]

Back from Gencon, picked up my mail (which was on hold), still nothing. I suspect a conspiracy.

Same here. Speaking of conspiracy, I wonder if my mail carrier is a dirty thieving little hobbit!!! He took our precious!!!!

 

[Mark]

Same here. Speaking of conspiracy, I wonder if my mail carrier is a dirty thieving little hobbit!!! He took our precious!!!!

Does he claim to be a Ring-winner, Luckwearer, and Barrel-rider. If so, you might be on to something . . .

 

[fba827]

I got mine this weekend.

If anyone from WotC is reading this, thank you for the little freebie/bonus

(I don't know how else to send a 'thank you' to the right people without actually calling and, well, I have phone-a-phobia )

 

[Dire Bare]

Same here. Speaking of conspiracy, I wonder if my mail carrier is a dirty thieving little hobbit!!! He took our precious!!!!

I actually had that exact problem years ago when some post office punk was stealing my Dragon magazines.

 

[MerricB]

Yeah - it is my understanding that the ship tiles are for those who actively earned a certain number of DM reward points within a certain time frame (which I think was the first half of the year).

Five sessions from Jan-June 2009, IIRC.

I'm hoping mine arrive sometime soon, but posting to Australia and all... tends to be erratic in timing. (Back in the days of paper Dragon magazine, some issues arrived out of order!)

Cheers!