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<blockquote data-quote="Zamkaizer" data-source="post: 3789449" data-attributes="member: 55476">Thanks for telling us that.As we come closer to release, we'll begin seeing advertisements in the appropriate venues. Penny Arcade, for instance, always runs banners for the newest Magic: The Gathering set. Expect pages in enthusiast magazines like EGM, bumps in television blocks like Adult Swim, and flyers in book and gaming stores. Wizards doesn't constantly conduct marketing surveys because they're boatloads of fun.Finally, if you're looking for Dungeons &amp; Dragons books, you'll hear about 4th Ed. In the hobby section of bookstores like Barnes &amp; Noble, 4th Ed. books be stocked with covers facing outward. On sites like Amazon.com, 4th Ed. books will be the top results of any search for &quot;Dungeons &amp; Dragons.&quot; Gaming and book stores will undoubtedly be receiving packages containing flashy displays espousing just how awesome 4th Ed. is.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zamkaizer, post: 3789449, member: 55476"] Thanks for telling us that. As we come closer to release, we'll begin seeing advertisements in the appropriate venues. Penny Arcade, for instance, [U]always[/U] runs banners for the newest Magic: The Gathering set. Expect pages in enthusiast magazines like EGM, bumps in television blocks like Adult Swim, and flyers in book and gaming stores. Wizards doesn't constantly conduct marketing surveys because they're boatloads of fun. Finally, if you're looking for Dungeons & Dragons books, you'll hear about 4th Ed. In the hobby section of bookstores like Barnes & Noble, 4th Ed. books be stocked with covers facing outward. On sites like Amazon.com, 4th Ed. books will be the top results of any search for "Dungeons & Dragons." Gaming and book stores will undoubtedly be receiving packages containing flashy displays espousing just how awesome 4th Ed. is. [/QUOTE]

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