RangerWickett
Legend
As usual, I am a frikkin' broke 22 year-old whose only D&D purchases this year were . . . hmm. I got the revised PHB last August, and I bought . . . no, the last pdf I got was last March. Um, Dragon magazine? I got a free copy of Eberron at Origins (yippee!), and I wrangled Wulf into giving me a free copy of Grim Tales, but I spent more money on toner for printing character sheets this year than I did on actual products*.
Yeah, so basically, I've seen neither head nor tail of any of the ENnies nominees except Grim Tales, so what should I do? This is an election year, after all, and I feel it's my civic duty to vote, but unlike politics, I can't just hop to the different party's websites and read their stances. Being an educated voter in this election costs money which I cannot afford to spend (though you can help me by visiting www.RPGNow.com and purchasing something from E.N. Publishing's fine line of pdf products).
How can I make a vote in good conscience? Anyone care to give me some insight into what I've missed?
*This is not precisely true. I used the Emory University's computer labs to print for free. But I had to provide my own paper.
Yeah, so basically, I've seen neither head nor tail of any of the ENnies nominees except Grim Tales, so what should I do? This is an election year, after all, and I feel it's my civic duty to vote, but unlike politics, I can't just hop to the different party's websites and read their stances. Being an educated voter in this election costs money which I cannot afford to spend (though you can help me by visiting www.RPGNow.com and purchasing something from E.N. Publishing's fine line of pdf products).
How can I make a vote in good conscience? Anyone care to give me some insight into what I've missed?
*This is not precisely true. I used the Emory University's computer labs to print for free. But I had to provide my own paper.
