Legends and Lore 2011 Compilation

[Mark CMG]

Apparently rather than an article this week, WotC has compiled the L&L columns from the year for easy download.

Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Official Home Page - Article (Legends and Lore 2011 Compilation)


They did also link to a survey which they would like folks to fill out. The survey is about which RPGs you play, which editions of D&D you play, and how you feel L&L reflects your own PoV on D&D.

 

[Stormonu]

Interesting, it only asked me two questions, and I'll bet it was because I fell out of their "target" demographic.

 

[darjr]

yea, same here.

 

[Dice4Hire]

The compilation is not too useful for me, but the survey just asked if I thought the L&L articles are useful, which I do not.

 

[mach1.9pants]

I lied and said I was playing 4e so I could get my point across

ps I have played and would play but have no group

 

[Mark CMG]

Seems to be four question, the last one being optional as a way to clarify number three.

1. a list of RPGs you can pick that you play

2. a list of D&D editions to pick from that you have played

3. a chance to say how well L&L adresses your position on a scale of one to five

4. a chance to say why you chose from one to five

Did anyone get any different questions than that?

 

[Aldarc]

Now if only someone would compile the various ENWorld threads dedicated to the L&L columns...

 

[Dice4Hire]

They would be easier to delete that way. I am all for it.



Overall the L&L articles, at least to me, have been third or fourth to Edition warring for annoying threads.

 

[Aldarc]

They would be easier to delete that way. I am all for it.

Overall the L&L articles, at least to me, have been third or fourth to Edition warring for annoying threads.

I'm more interested in the discussion on the articles that discuss major design shifts from previous games such as D&D without a dedicated healer class and making magic items rare.

 

[Mark CMG]

I'm more interested in the discussion on the articles that discuss major design shifts from previous games such as D&D without a dedicated healer class and making magic items rare.

Do you think most people consider a dedicated healer class a mainstay of D&D?