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Kahoots said:
I took that to mean that if you sign up for only one month at a time, it would be $14.95. If you signed up for a whole year, then it would be $9.95 a month ($120 annually).

Agreed. Still seems like a bit much to me. I'm glad there's a trial though, I'll check that out.
 

withak said:
This may have just changed my mind completely about D&DI. I can do $10/year.

It's pretty clear to me that he means the price is 14.95/month, if you buy monthly, 12.95/month if you pay for six months, and 9.95 per month if you buy 12 months - or just under $120 for a full year.
 


Kahoots said:
I took that to mean that if you sign up for only one month at a time, it would be $14.95. If you signed up for a whole year, then it would be $9.95 a month ($120 annually).

Which is less then a movie but I have a strange feeling you'll get more us outta this then the 1.5-2 hours that your average movie would cost.

The prices are in americian I assume?
 


Rpgraccoon said:
What are the eight? I know we have more than eight don't we?

hmmm...

races:
human
dwarf
elf
half-elf
halfling
tiefling
eladrin
dragonborn

classes:
fighter
cleric
rogue
wizard
paladin
ranger
warlord
warlock
 

I was afraid they'd charge like an MMO. Too bad that it isn't an MMO. They are offering a lot, but in the long run the prices seems too high for something you don't get a lot out of. You pay that price for an MMO and you can play 24/7 if you want to die young after all the caffeine you inhale. They should reward you for buying the books and give you discount or a month free for each book. So effectively they still get your money and it encourages sales. They could easily place codes for free access inside the books.
 



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