What’s this contest all about?
Dungeon Mastering’s slogan has always been “Thoughts and Tools for your D&D life” – and over the months it has matured into something that really matches the slogan. It’s now a little less DM-centric and I was looking for a way to get the attention of D&D players and casual hobbyists.
The winner of the “D&D4E – Subscribe and Win” will get all three 4th edition core rulebooks when they are published. It is my way of saying that this website is for everyone – not just DMs but also players and monsters!
How do I enter?
Edit: The contest is now open to anyone in any country.
If you subscribe to Dungeon Mastering by e-mail (it’s free), you automatically enter the contest and I’ll send the winner a D&D4E core rulebook gift set when it’s released (scheduled for June 2008). Subscribe by using the form in the upper-right hand corner of any Dungeon Mastering webpage or by using the form below:
Feel free to read the complete contest rules.
What’s this subscription?
To enter you need to subscribe to the Dungeon Mastering RSS feed by e-mail. You’ll receive all Dungeon Mastering articles in your inbox. That’s about 5 articles a week, including the very popular Monday Morning Speedlinking and Sunday Morning Quiz articles.
22 thoughts on “Win the D&D 4th edition core rulebooks”
Awww… We the european bunch that follow your blog are out of the contest.
Sigh.
5 months of e-mails! you are evil, especially since those of us you read your site through RSS regularly are just signing up in double for the e-mails. But for free books, can’t complain!
Although… I kinda wish I didn’t have to fill up my inbox with the news that I read in my feed reader already…
(I prefer to read everything in google reader, E-mail is for business!)
Great idea for a compo and actually made me notice the email subscription thingy… How handy!
Could I convince you to move the drawing up to at least a few days before the books are released? I’m sure many people, like myself, have already pre-ordered them. That would give the winner a chance to cancel their pre-order.
Too bad about the European thing though…
I am assuming that if we are already signed up we are entered int he contest. I tried to re-sign up and it said I couldn’t cus I was already in.
@argokirby:
If you are already a subscriber you don’t need to subscribe again.
@non-us readers:
I’ll look at the shipping and probably will change the rules.
@rss readers:
I have another contest for rss readers that’s going to kick off in march. Same prize so don’t feel left out if you don’t want the email subscription.
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All right, I officially opened the contest to anyone and everyone, no matter what country.
I also moved up the random winner drawing date so that the eventual winner has a chance to cancel an eventual preorder.
Good luck!
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My group and I have been thinking of just sticking to playing 3.5 because of all the material we have bought for it so far. But hey if I end up winning them for free no reason not to play 4th edition. thanks for the chance :)
Great job,Yax,here’s to you!
ooooohh… I wounder how many people are in the contest…
:)
You can see the number of rss subscriber at the top of the screen, over the subcription form. Not all subscriber have an e-mail subscription. But it gives you a ballpark figure.
Aha. Well it’s better odds then sweep stakes that big names open up some times. :p
Well, there we go.
I’ll definitely be an early adopter anyways, but not necessarily right at release. I’ve got to finish my current game first, after all.
In any case, a draw a week or so before the release would be nice, for sure.
Yax, when is the entry deadline? Idea: add another subscribe box at the end of the comments – it kinda gets lost mid-page now.
I have officially entered! What a great idea to lure new readers to your site!
Great idea. I am an old hat at this gaming business. Spent a few years in BC gaming with an old friend of Johnn’s. Found out about this from the Roleplaying Tips Weekly newsletter. Been a subscriber since the early days. Keep up the good work!
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