WOTC reacted very quickly to this one. They didn't give the Outrage Machine much time to whirl into motion
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Active characters:
Edoumiaond Willegume "Eddie" Podslee, Vegetanian scholar (College of Spirits bard) Lan Kidogo, mapach archaeologist and treasure hunter (Knowledge cleric) Peter "the Pied Piper" Hausler, human con artist/remover of vermin (Circle of the Shepherd druid) PIPA - Planar Interception/Protection Aeormaton, warforged bodyguard and ex-wizard hunter (Warrior of the Elements monk/Cartographer artificer) Xhekhetiel, halfling survivor of a Betrayer Gods cult (Runechild sorcerer/fighter)
Twenty months ago the danger to the revenue of the celebrity players motivated the celebrities to organize and inform the fans. With this change the only celebrities who talked about it are the ones who have spent the last 20 months bashing WotC. Those who have returned to creating D&D content because that is what their viewers wanted had zero reason to care about 2014 getting deleted on DDB. This didn't even effect people playing on Roll20 let alone the large player base that is still sitting around a physical table.
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WOTC reacted very quickly to this one. They didn't give the Outrage Machine much time to whirl into motion
Active characters:
Edoumiaond Willegume "Eddie" Podslee, Vegetanian scholar (College of Spirits bard)
Lan Kidogo, mapach archaeologist and treasure hunter (Knowledge cleric)
Peter "the Pied Piper" Hausler, human con artist/remover of vermin (Circle of the Shepherd druid)
PIPA - Planar Interception/Protection Aeormaton, warforged bodyguard and ex-wizard hunter (Warrior of the Elements monk/Cartographer artificer)
Xhekhetiel, halfling survivor of a Betrayer Gods cult (Runechild sorcerer/fighter)
Twenty months ago the danger to the revenue of the celebrity players motivated the celebrities to organize and inform the fans. With this change the only celebrities who talked about it are the ones who have spent the last 20 months bashing WotC. Those who have returned to creating D&D content because that is what their viewers wanted had zero reason to care about 2014 getting deleted on DDB. This didn't even effect people playing on Roll20 let alone the large player base that is still sitting around a physical table.