D&D World of the Forgotten Realms, Part 4

At Gen Con 2010, R&D's James Wyatt, Bruce Cordell and Susan Morris—plus Ed Greenwood—participate in this Gen Con seminar touring through the Forgotten Realms games and books.

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Gaming

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• D&D
• Dungeons & Dragons
• Forgotten Realms
• James Wyatt
• Bruce Cordell
• Susan Morris
• Ed Greenwood
• Gen Con
• seminar

[dawala1000]

@ChinoDevine I have played gamma world and d&d since 1978 and own just about every version of gamma world execpt this one which fails at being what gamma world is . beside that as much money as i have spent on wizards products (d&d 3.5 books) as i have , i will bitch as much as i want .i want them to know how i feel about the direction they have gone and im not the only 1 either who feels this way .the way d&d is now its nothing more then an mmo/rpg board game .

[ChinoDevine]

@dawala1000 As with most people, you've missed the ultimate point: if you like D&D, or you like the product that WotC makes, you NEED to support them. If you don't like buying EXTRA cards (because the original box comes with MORE than enough) then don't buy them. If you don't like rolling random origins, pick your own. They are new elements that actually made the game fun and different, and no one is forcing you to buy OR play the newer version. Just stop b**ching

[dawala1000]

i dont like this verson of gamma world at all . when i played gamma world all you needed was the rule book and that was it , every thing else was optional . and character creation was was much better because you got to pick what you wanted to be no rolling up cockroach/yeti bs and NO cards to buy . 1 rule book and character sheets and thats it . no " aww i rolled a 1 now what mutation did i lose " crap . this is not even close to what gamma world realy is at all . i wont be buying it . "sad' :(

[fardawg]

Wrong title guys.