That's great and all, but you don't have SHIPPING outside of the US, and the UK store isn't online, so it's still no use to anyone.

Yeah true

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Well day one is useless for anybody outside the US, *yawn*

 Hehe they changed it, day two is save 10 doooooorrlarrrrs

Ummm. Adventures in planescape is 195 not 20. who did their math?

Coffee!! I can buy your coffee. I dont care for coffee.

I care for D&D. Put a digital token in the calendar.

or like exclusive cards or magical items 

US only! Surely WOTC know there is more countries in this world! 

I see I’m not the only one raising this…WOTC clearly not bothered with looking at these comments! 

Well, hopefully there will be more items in the calendar that are of great interest to players.... Secretly hoping they announce a book to make Gunslingers official content...

if you would actually read the description, it would tell you that it is available outside of the US, in spite of what the image says

Lol, first day takes me to a merchandise site that only ships to the US.  Fire your marketing team.

"US Only" - Darn it, I was hoping to try some coffee, but I'm in Canada.

"This offer is available outside the US, we are working to correct the image." - Oh lovely, I will get it then! *hits buy*

"Shipping is not available to your address." - Oh... okay...

Yeah, literally the same here man, kidnif a lame way to start the calendar. 

I can’t find it either, and I’m in the U.S.

These aren't gifts. If you're going to do Advent calendars, have something like a few dice set, a free map, an encounter, a one-shot adventure.

Once again, starting off very poorly. I would rather have the fun little printables than discount codes immediately after a sale. The real focus should be things like frames, themes, dice, and say a small monster compendium or something similar--something we can just use on the platform.

I agree.

Honestly, so far I'm pretty disappointed. I was hoping we'd get some kind of content, literally any kind of content. Not coupons that ask us to spend more money. Currently, these "gifts" feel more like ploys to seduce you into buying more.

Day two another swing and a miss

Another lazy cash-grab calendar? Oof