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We have a long thread on this, so I'll close this one.

Brand new account whose first action is to call people names? You won't be posting in this thread again.

If that were true, and the book itself really had no additional value, why would companies ever produce books? All they'd need to do is whack the text up on a website and charge an access fee. The fact is that people do consider the books to have value above and beyond that provided by text on a...

It's not branded as D&D, but yeah, it's a D&D variant. It's not a 5E variant (it predates 5E), more of a 3E/4E variant. But I'd say it's as much D&D as 5E is--after 4E, 5E took the left fork, and 13th Age took the right fork. Well, 1E did; I haven't seen 2E.

13th Age was released 10 years ago as a 'love letter' to D&D. Designed by D&D 3E's Jonathan Tweet and 4E's Rob Heinsoo, it streamlined the game and introduced innovations such as the Escalation Die, and it's One Unique Thing, a trait that every character has which is individual to them. 2nd...

Not offhand. I'm on my phone and away from home. But if you head over to DTRPG you'll find tons of reviews there, or stick the AP names into Google--I'm pretty sure each of them has reviews on their respective websites. :)

This preview from a couple of weeks ago may shed some light on the issue.

We're both finding this exchange weird. On that I agree.

The Dungeons & Dragons Red Box, famously illustrated by Larry Elmore in 1983, featured cover art of a warrior fighting a red dragon. The piece is an iconic part of D&D's history. WizKids is creating a 50th Anniversary D&D miniatures set for the D&D Icons of the Realms line which includes models...

Well, this is way off topic for the thread, but you're saying you'd have preferred to copy and paste stuff rather than write stuff for your client, given that they paid you the same either way? I'm just not sure I see what the problem is. Writing words you're being paid for isn't 'extra' work...