Will Be Available Via Distributors
June 18, 2008
Retailers will receive their WotC Pre-Release product in the same way that they normally source MTG .
Greatly Expands Venues to Include Retailers
June 17, 2008
Wizards of the Coast is effectively opening up Pre-Release tournaments to retail locations.
Rarity Scheme Appear to Be Same as Before
June 5, 2008
Scott Moore of Galaxy Comics in Saginaw , Michigan , saw Dan Barnett’s comments on changes to Magic: The Gathering and says the rarity scheme appears to be the same as always.
New Rarity Scheme Unnecessary
June 4, 2008
Dan Barnett of Walt's Cards in Baltimore, Maryland saw retailer Stephen Armstrong’s comments about deep discounting of Dungeons and Dragons product and observes that not only is there still discounting of Magic: The Gathering product, the new rarity scheme is unnecessary.
WotC Should Expand 'Magic' Discounting Policy
June 3, 2008
Stephen Armstrong of Mad City Comics in Moncton, New Brunswick saw retailer Derek Garrison’s comments about deep discounting of Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition products and says Wizards of the Coast should establish a Magic discounting policy for 4E .
Deep Discounting The Real Problem
June 1, 2008
Derek Garrison of Talon Comics in Denton, Texas saw the news about the early release of D&D 4th Edition from some vendors and says a more important problem is deep discounting from businesses like Amazon.
Well Before Street Date
May 29, 2008
Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition has already gone back to press more than a week before its scheduled street date.
Buy.com and BitTorrent
May 28, 2008
With a release as widely anticipated as the 4th Edition of Dungeons and Dragons , anything that gets out early is bound to attract attention.
As Usual
May 18, 2008
Quashing weeks of rumors, Gen Con announced today that Wizards of the Coast will be a co-sponsor of Gen Con Indy this August.
Hybrid Card/Marbles Game
May 7, 2008
Duncan Toys is planning a fall 2008 release for Warball , a collectible card game that adds the unique dimension of marbles.
