Agree that the order is chronological, though tagging the images to the run time minute is not far fetched. Card #1 would be 'A long time ago..." ?
I'd not be surprised if these cards went on sale at some point as well. The Merchandise is strong with this one.
I'd love to get more info on the whys of this delay. This game is the only triple A title I'm purchasing this year at release. I'm still rocking my 360 and am definitely disappointed that the Nemesis System might be lacking.
Here's hoping the delay is to make the older gen versions more in...
I've been running an Eberron campaign for over 3 years now. We converted fully to Next in October of 2013 and are now converted over to 5e. My PCs are 14th level. Conversion was not that difficult though my biggest challenge right now is finding Monsters for the PCs to face off against.
I'm...
Great article, Jon. Price points are always key. Interesting to see $80 for the starter, $40 for expansions, and $70 for a big single mini. The proximity of price points of the starter and the bigger single mini is very interesting.
Great scoop here! Appendix E was definitely what jumped out at me the most.
Everything else seems to be in order.
79 pages of Spells?!? Awesome.
Definitely a big fan of 5e already.
It would be great to see these adventures reissued akin to the hardcovers WotC put out for Against the Slave Lords and the Dungeons of Dread series'.
Great article, Jon!
Great info here Jon, thank you!
I am excited for the revised Organized Play system as one of a team of Encounters DMs for a group of about 30 players. Factions should be interesting to integrate, though I don't believe they are mandatory.
Harpers, Lord's Alliance, Emerald Enclave, Zhents...
Great article, Jon! I was happy to see the new Store Locator app.
I have been running encounters for the last 10 seasons though I have done so with the full support of my FLGS.
I'm very excited for the roll out of this new program, though it is clear to me that WotC is polishing already...
Great article, Bob! Your reading is right on. Regardless of who is / gets hired / fired for Late Night programming, it's all about the dollars and cents! Time marches on, indeed!
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