Legends and Lore / Rule-of-Three Puzzle

[catsclaw227]

This seems like sort of a small potatoes puzzle for the launch of a major product, but we'll see if it leads to something bigger. The x?x= part of the URL address makes me believe that this won't reveal a new domain name (of the sort that might be identified with a new major product) but rather probably just a page within WotC's website. We'll see!

Given that WoTC is a .NET house, their web pages whether through URL rewriting or actual, end with aspx. So a URL with .../default.aspx?x=123
would display a page with an "x?x=" or similar all over their site.

I am curious what it means, but beyond that it is a simply a basic .net web page with a querystring variable.

 

[Nullzone]

Another one just hit with the fortune card article.

"youfoundtodays.jpg"

 

[Dannager]

Another one just hit with the fortune card article.

"youfoundtodays.jpg"

Awesome, good catch. Predictably, they're probably leaving the lookup variable for last.

 

[Echohawk]

It looks like there will probably be nine images in total. Here's a composite of the three we have so far on top of the cover of Heroes of Legend.

 

[webrunner]

Just start getting worried if you see any potatoes...

 

[Mercurius]

This is fun. Of course it will likely be something relatively minor, but one can hope for Big Splash (a new element of DDI, perhaps? Or an announcement for Something Big?).

 

[Scribble]

Link to the Game Table perhaps?

 

[AlioTheFool]

Here's my guess, with absolutely no reason other than inspiration to support it: it will be a link to a PDF version of the Class Compendium, fully compiled.

 

[somax]

Quite intersting.
I saw the first one when it was posted, but I thought it was something rendered in a weird way because I was reading rule of three on my smartphone browser...
Oh well, I'm glad I was wrong.

 

[TarionzCousin]

I fully expect one of these images to contain the words "I prepared Explosive Runes this morning."