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<blockquote data-quote="DumbPaladin" data-source="post: 5423128" data-attributes="member: 90770">Two things: 1) Every person is kind of a terrible person.&nbsp; That's why we're all people, and not called &quot;perfects&quot; or &quot;angels&quot;.2) I'm not really sure what Chuck Norris has to do with a thread on Fortune Cards.&nbsp; Is Chuck Norris actually the name of one of these D&amp;D fortune cards, or did you just decide you wanted to try and hijack this thread?As to the actual topic at hand: one point has been made that I feel most strongly.&nbsp; It's wonderful that WotC thinks that creating products that require collecting (and lots of purchasing) in order to keep up with other people who are doing so (we're talking about people using Fortune Cards in their D&amp;D game, here) should become a basic part of D&amp;D.So officially, we'd like D&amp;D to become something where people without disposable income will be at a disadvantage to the idle rich?I have one finger on both of my hands that can succinctly describe how I feel about this mentality ...&nbsp; but I am otherwise at a loss for words to describe how terrible this is.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DumbPaladin, post: 5423128, member: 90770"] Two things: 1) Every person is kind of a terrible person. That's why we're all people, and not called "perfects" or "angels". 2) I'm not really sure what Chuck Norris has to do with a thread on Fortune Cards. Is Chuck Norris actually the name of one of these D&D fortune cards, or did you just decide you wanted to try and hijack this thread? As to the actual topic at hand: one point has been made that I feel most strongly. It's wonderful that WotC thinks that creating products that require collecting (and lots of purchasing) in order to keep up with other people who are doing so (we're talking about people using Fortune Cards in their D&D game, here) should become a basic part of D&D. So officially, we'd like D&D to become something where people without disposable income will be at a disadvantage to the idle rich? I have one finger on both of my hands that can succinctly describe how I feel about this mentality ... but I am otherwise at a loss for words to describe how terrible this is. [/QUOTE]

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