PrRC has been updated one last time. A note of thanks from Verys

[Fobok]

Definitely fantastic work on that document. I wish I could've gotten a game together to try playing with it, (though I'm currently lacking a group). Still, it was fun reading, and making experimental characters with. Great work!

 

[keterys]

Huzzah! It's been appreciated, and it was fun trying to guess stuff.

Now we get actual books - no more trying to deduce rules from scattered tidbits. Aww.

Oh, and Huzzah, once again

 

[Spenser]

Fantastic work, Verys. I have no idea what WotC thought of the PrRC, but if I were preznit of WotC, I would send you a year's worth of free books at the very least.

 

[samursus]

My option wasn't in the poll, but...

I was very thankful for the PrRC as it put all the released info in one place and allowed me to get a feel for what 4e would be.

I didn't use it to play, solely because I didn't feel there was enough info to answer the niggly little questions I had.

Thanks for all your hard work!

 

[the Jester]

Hey Verys, thanks for all your hard work on the PrRC!

I didn't vote on your poll, because there wasn't much close to "I enjoyed reading the PrRC but ran all my prerelease 4e using the info from DDXP and later KotS."

 

[Harr]

You did an exemplary job with that Verys. We (my group) enjoyed it a lot.

 

[MindWanderer]

I, too, express my thanks again. It's been a big help. Just watch out for those gnome ninjas.

 

[PeelSeel2]

Thank you sir. Excellent job.

 

[Verys Arkon]

Thanks for all the kind words. It was a team effort! But I'm glad people found it useful.

If I make it to gen con I'll be sure to use my EnWorld name on my name-tag.