November: In the Works

[Wizards of the Coast]

We continue our summer coverage with the events, programs, and products coming out in the days ahead! (Note - yep, it's weird that it says "November" in July; don't shoot the messenger!)

Read November: In the Works on D&D Insider here!

 

[Echohawk]

Um, "November"? Have I been in a coma for the last four months?

 

[Morrus]

Um, "November"? Have I been in a coma for the last four months?

That is pretty weird. That's what it says, though!

 

[Blackwarder]

Seems like next month they are going to hand out the character creation rules for next.

Warder

 

[Mattachine]

What I thought was weird is that, in the anecdote, she says she hated a mid-week fourth of July because she had to get up for school the next day.

Huh? Where is this?

 

[Morrus]

What I thought was weird is that, in the anecdote, she says she hated a mid-week fourth of July because she had to get up for school the next day.

Huh? Where is this?

Ah, I see your problem.

After that sentence, there are more sentences. It's like, a whole multi-sentence thing; a "paragraph", if you will. If you read the sentences after the sentence confusing you, it will - with luck - cease to confuse you.

 

[KesselZero]

Seems like next month they are going to hand out the character creation rules for next.

Warder

Based on what? I don't see it in there...

Also, it's now been fixed to July on the WotC website.

 

[Blackwarder]

Based on what? I don't see it in there...

Also, it's now been fixed to July on the WotC website.

Room 137 at gencon description.

Warder

 

[Blackwarder]

It's been corrected to July.

Warder

 

[Pour]

Not much to get excited about for a 4ther, really. It seems support targets the minis game, edition neutral products, or Next. Eh, it's really no surprise, production of actual 4e products died about a year ago when they finished the 'Into the Unknown' work. I suppose this is the point in the edition life cycle where you begin scavenging from other systems and source books for things you like with new fervor, borrowing and incorporating to taste.