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is there a reddit or twitter thread?Or Reddit, or Twitter, or any other social media connected to D&D. If they're that disconnected from the modern world, how was WotC supposed to let them know?
is there a reddit or twitter thread?Or Reddit, or Twitter, or any other social media connected to D&D. If they're that disconnected from the modern world, how was WotC supposed to let them know?
only if they paid for or are now going to pay for the errataOr, hey, D&D Beyond.
I'm guessing the rule change got pushed today, and the intern who updates the database did it before the intern who puts something up on the web page got to do it. You know, because this change is so urgent it requires a team of people to coordinate their release dates down to the minute.Or, hey, D&D Beyond.
unless they are showing that going forward if you don't buy it through beyond you will have to be a second class customerI cannot think of why this is a reasonable position. Why would crucial errata days after release not be released simultaneously to hardcopy owners and digital owners? Now that WOTC owns DNDBeyond I cannot think why they would favor one over the other.
Yep, was one in the dndnext subreddit as soon as I opened it up on my phone. Thing is, you need to be looking at the right subreddit to find it (though I'm sure there will be plenty of posts about it).is there a reddit or twitter thread?
always nice to know that it's in hidden places (I guess with my 7 other DnD related subredits I should join that oneYep, was one in the dndnext subreddit as soon as I opened it up on my phone. Thing is, you need to be looking at the right subreddit to find it (though I'm sure there will be plenty of posts about it).
I assume it has to do with the re ent thread closures.What's the other errata? (And why would it be PMed to someone instead of just shared and talked about?)
it is about a topic we are not supposed to talk aboutWhat's the other errata? (And why would it be PMed to someone instead of just shared and talked about?)