I just gotta say!! (re Wizards)

[Dinkeldog]

Mind's Eye is my must-read.

 

[Morpheus]

I'm really partial to the Map-of-the-Week. And you can't beat the price (except, maybe, if they paid me to download them...)

 

[zoroaster100]

I'm very grateful for WOTC's website. In particular, I find useful the features which provide support for products that otherwise would have little support, like the Psionics Handbook and the Epic Level Handbook. But I also like their spellbook feature, new monsters. I also thought their portals series for the yuan-ti was great. It is enough to provide the backbone for a whole against the yuan-ti campaign.

 

[Mean Eyed Cat]

Posted by jdavis
Their free adventures have saved my butt on numerous occasions, sometimes you just don't have the time to prepare a good module every week, being able to grab one the day before read it over and go is wonderful.

I'll second that. I think I have downloaded a majority of them. Then I burned them on a CD to have as back-up.

 

[Vocenoctum]

Mind's Eye is my must-read.

I also really liked when they compiled them all into one PDF, that was great!

 

[Darkness]

Nah, just carry around the computer with you with the page loaded. THEN it's worth its weight in gold.

So you would trade my monitor for the same weight in gold, assuming the monitor was displaying a map of the week at the time?

In other news, the Ultimate Alien Anthology wasn't too expensive, IIRC. I was pleasantly surprised.

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

So you would trade my monitor for the same weight in gold, assuming the monitor was displaying a map of the week at the time?

Depends on which map.

In other news, the Ultimate Alien Anthology wasn't too expensive, IIRC. I was pleasantly surprised.

Was a great book...I especially like to pull random races and throw them into D&D games just to confuse my players...Trandoshans guarding a Dragon's layer got me lots of looks.

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

for all their faults they really do put up a good website.

I would give them an A+ for content.

But navigation, searching capabilities, and ease of finding what you want? I think they've gotten better, but still have some more work to do in that department.