Major Expansion Due in December
October 29, 2003
Wizards of the Coast has announced that it has sold more than one million D&D Miniatures since their release on September 26. The sales have all come from two randomized skus, Entry Packs and Harbinger Expansion Packs .
No Orc War Party or Outlaw War Party
October 28, 2003
Wizards of the Coast announced will not be releasing the two non-randomized miniatures products, Orc War Party and Outlaw War Party, originally scheduled to be released in February 2004.
One for Each of Five Different Covers
October 19, 2003
Dreamwave Productions has announced that its Duel Masters #1 comic book will come polybagged with rare limited edition Duel Masters cards from the forthcoming Duel Masters CCG.
No Questions, Please
October 14, 2003
In response to our questions about its suit against Nintendo, Wizards of the Coast sent us this statement.
Over Pokemon Game
October 13, 2003
Wizards of the Coast has filed a lawsuit against Nintendo of America and its affiliate, Pokemon USA, alleging breach of contract and patent infringement.
Bruce Cordell Adds Mindscapes Conversions To Mindshadows
September 24, 2003
Bruce Cordell, author of both the Psionics Handbook (published by WotC) and Mindscapes (published by Malhavoc Press), will provide conversion notes for Green Ronin's Mindshadows campaign setting.
For Book Of Erotic Fantasy
September 23, 2003
The Valar Project, Inc. is requesting that all distributors and retailers who have copies of the 32-page Book Of Erotic Fantasy Preview immediately remove them from distribution.
Protecting the d20 Trademark, While Allowing Freedom Under The OGL
September 9, 2003
Charles Ryan, the Category Manager for RPGs at Wizards of the Coast, has provided ICv2 with responses to questions we posed about the addition of 'decency' standards to the d20 license.
In Favor Of The OGL
September 11, 2003
Avalanche Press has announced that it is repositioning of its RPG line in the wake of changes announced by Wizards of the Coast.
For Book of Erotic Fantasy, Other Projects
September 8, 2003
Wizards of the Coast's incorporation of 'decency' standards into its d20 trademark license has led Valar Project publisher Anthony Valterra to declare that the company will not use the d20 logo on any products, whether or not they would meet the new standards.
