WotC's new direction for D&D

[DungeonMaster]

A quick question...

Ad&d, is that still around or is this all D&D? I've been out of gaming for 10 years now....

[Elemental_Elf]

A quick question...

Ad&d, is that still around or is this all D&D? I've been out of gaming for 10 years now....

Once 3.0 Came out, WotC eliminated the distinction between D&D and AD&D and just called their version of the game D&D. This has held true since then.

[Mason]

I will never buy another WoTC product. Seriously. F them man. Cheap products.
EDIT: On second thought the dungeon tiles are well worth the money.

Cheap? How?

If you have a copy of any of the core 4th ed. D&D books, take one out, rub your thumb across some of the ink.

[Elemental_Elf]

I will never buy another WoTC product. Seriously. F them man. Cheap products.
EDIT: On second thought the dungeon tiles are well worth the money.

Cheap? How?

If you have a copy of any of the core 4th ed. D&D books, take one out, rub your thumb across some of the ink.

I heard some of the initial print run of the core books had that problem but later books did not. :(

[Nomadic]

I will never buy another WoTC product. Seriously. F them man. Cheap products.
EDIT: On second thought the dungeon tiles are well worth the money.

Cheap? How?

If you have a copy of any of the core 4th ed. D&D books, take one out, rub your thumb across some of the ink.

That may be, but have you seen the 3.5 core stuff? Very high quality books. Solid hard covers with excellent cover art and high quality paper and ink for the pages.

[Elemental_Elf]

I will never buy another WoTC product. Seriously. F them man. Cheap products.
EDIT: On second thought the dungeon tiles are well worth the money.

Cheap? How?

If you have a copy of any of the core 4th ed. D&D books, take one out, rub your thumb across some of the ink.

That may be, but have you seen the 3.5 core stuff? Very high quality books. Solid hard covers with excellent cover art and high quality paper and ink for the pages.

I won't deny that at all.