So they only ship the print edition to the US... there goes that idea
He is a South African film director: District 9, etc.
Nice, just five days away. So we'll hopefully get some decent info here soon. At the very least, the basics of what will be in them.
How much of those are actual articles? I'd say most are ads. If I'm not mistaken and I may well be but wasn't D&DB separate from WotC website when it first launched and you needed 2 accounts, one for each?Yes. They're on the front page, easy to find and read for free. Let me help:
Dungeons & Dragons | The Official Home of D&D
Get the latest D&D news, purchase official books, and use the D&D Beyond toolset to create characters and run adventures with ease.www.dndbeyond.com
Yes, DDB was originally a third party project with a license from WotC. It was owned first by Curse and then by Fandom. Later, it was bought by WotC and brought in-house. After a while, WotC decided to merge DDB with its general D&D website.
I remember having to create a new account. 3.x WotC site was good. before that, They had columns, for instance, Wyrms of the North by Ed Greenwood. Thats gone, but it was good. Those were nice 3-4 page free "Web Enhancements" I believe they called them.
DDB has many articles that are not strictly adds, by the typically are tied to an product. Though often even these can be helpful / interesting outside the product they are related to. Here are some recent articles:
IDK, I don't have any filter on in D&DB but I do use an add blocker on my browser. However, I just tried it with another browser without any add blockers and it looked the same.
