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[Wizards of the Coast] Dungeons & Dragons: Wizards Presents—Worlds and Monsters

ADAMAN Jan 21, 2008, 05:25 PM

hopeless wrote:

Horus wrote:
I bought it for the artwork if nothing else. Stunning. Also I found the writers perspectives and thought processes behind 4E to be very interesting.
But was it worth the price tag?
My reaction from what I've heard suggests its better than the last preview book they released but does anyone know why they did this?

I'm wondering at the price of the Shadowfell adventure which is supposed to introduce 4e and its as exorbitant as these previews...

Wizards havnt been selling much 3.5 since they annonced the upcoming 4th edition. Stores can't get any more unless they order direct from Wizards. So since they are not selling and not making money they bring up garbage like this to entice people to buy anything in the meanwhile. This gets to show that once again a corporation is a corporation and business is not the people, but the money! Nuff said!!

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