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This thread got me to go to the WotC D&D site, which got me to see this:

http://dnd.wizards.com/products/tableto ... s-outlined

Which actually looks pretty effin’ awesome.
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:shock:

WOTC might get my $ after several years. My girl would love that coloring book.
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This is kinda cool too:

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rogatny wrote:This thread got me to go to the WotC D&D site, which got me to see this:

http://dnd.wizards.com/products/tableto ... s-outlined

Which actually looks pretty effin’ awesome.
I bought it for my brother's birthday (because I wanted it for myself :wink: ), and actually leafed through it today when I visited him. Curiously, it is very AD&D. Most of the monsters are from the MM1 (with some MM2 additions), and the art is pleasingly non-contemporary, with an honest charm. I don't care too much about modern D&D, but this one product surprised me in a very good way.
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The next time I'm in Barnes & Noble I'll have to thumb through a copy. Thanks for the heads-up :D

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The survey is waaay too much work. But I’m enjoying this thread. :)
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Aaaaand the survey is now closed. I guess they got enough information that they wanted or found too much information that they didn't want...
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