Keefe the Thief
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*Looks in back of PHB*
The VTT came out when 4e was launched, didn't it?
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*Looks in back of PHB*
The VTT came out when 4e was launched, didn't it?
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Besides, if the internet has taught us anything, it's that everything is more fun if you can be naked while you do it.
Agreed.Funny enough, I'd say WotC is distinctly more FLGS friendly then most other companies.
Consider the recent push at card-based mechanics. Nothing - and I mean nothing - fueled the FLGS business like cards did when the MtG boom hit.
Who would be silly enough to do something like that?If D&D4 does go entirely online, how long before Wizards realizes a small minority of users are pirating their software and declares an immediate moratorium on all D&D4 sales to prevent it?
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Sorry, I guess my sarcasm tags weren't working. I knew the joke and was kidding. I'm new to this site, but an old hat at RPG forums and WotC's shenanigans.I hate explaining jokes, but I notice that you are brand spanking new to the site, so just in case you're serious, I can spare a little community education relevant to the topic at hand:
Whoops! Browser Settings Incompatible (This link does work; go go Wizards.community)
http://www.enworld.org/forum/genera...izards-coast-puts-stop-online-sales-pdfs.html
Wizards and electronic have never really been two great tastes that taste great together.

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.