What is WoTC?

[Darklord Xavez]

I probably know this, I just don't know that I know it. Please tell me what it stands for.
-Xavez

[Moriato]

Wizards of the coast, the current owners of D&D, among lots of other stuff

[Koury]

Wizards of the Coast.

[tonberrian]

The spooky wizard who lives by the coast, if you get my drift.

And, for all most of your D&D related acronym needs, there's this thread.

[Ormagoden]

::Facepalm::

[Lord Vukodlak]

::Facepalm::

At least he didn't ask whats D&D.

[Lycanthromancer]

At least he didn't ask whats D&D.

D&D? What's that?

[Tinydwarfman]

D&D? What's that?

The dungeons and dames thread up right now?

[Koury]

D&D? What's that?

Huzzah! D&D!

[The Mentalist]

Ummm... I suppose I should resist the urge to say hobby destroying, inconsistent, brain cases.

[Ravens_cry]

::Facepalm::

I wouldn't go that far. Acronyms are a very condensed form of information, more of a shortcut really. Helpful if you already know what they mean, but not much use otherwise.

[Boci]

I wouldn't go that far. Acronyms are a very condensed form of information, more of a shortcut really. Helpful if you already know what they mean, but not much use otherwise.

http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&sourc...99bc12b364fae0

Every question has usually been asnwered before, so if you look hard enough you will find the answer without asking. You do not have to do that however, but is googling something to much to ask for before you post a thread?

[Thurbane]

D&D? What's that?

Me on any given Saturday night...Drunk & Disorderly.

[herrhauptmann]

I probably know this, I just don't know that I know it. Please tell me what it stands for.
-Xavez

Warrior of Tiger Clan.
In my first game freshman year, someone played a barbarian who introduced himself as Warrior of Tiger Clan. Never told us (in character) his name, for reasons never explained (in or out of character).

When he forgot his mini, he folded up some paper and wrote WoTC on it. He then got rather annoyed when I referred tohim as "Wizard" out of character. Took him a while to figure it out.

[Amphetryon]

A division of OSRIC.

[OracleofWuffing]

Every question has usually been asnwered before, so if you look hard enough you will find the answer without asking.

I was about to object to this statement with the words, "Ham sandwich?" but Googling that phrase has informed me of much more information than I thought existed on the issue.

And I ain't talkin' 'bout recepies.

[Ravens_cry]

http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&sourc...99bc12b364fae0

Every question has usually been asnwered before, so if you look hard enough you will find the answer without asking. You do not have to do that however, but is googling something to much to ask for before you post a thread?

Maybe they wanted to ask a person rather then a machine. Maybe they are newbies at this whole Internet thing, and didn't think to Google. Maybe they have a reason I haven't thought of, but made perfect sense to them.
Is it too much to ask to not to be condescending?

[Irreverent Fool]

"Work opportunity tax credit"

That's what google told me. It wouldn't lie, would it?

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[Ravens_cry]

"Work opportunity tax credit"

That's what google told me. It wouldn't lie, would it?

obnoxious
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No silly, it means Walrus Only Tuna Cans.
*rolls eyes* Honestly people!

[The Tygre]

I love you, Xavez. For the pure sake of this question, you win.

[Kurald Galain]

Huzzah! D&D!

Huzzah! More D&D!

Huzzah! This, too!

Huzz... er, what?

[taltamir]

D&D? What's that?

D&D is SATAN'S GAME!
Here is a very good explanation by 8bit theater: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHdXG2gV01k
(note: that is a joke)

[mikej]

The better question would be "what's a gazebo?"

[Cogidubnus]

Spend enough time on forums, FB, MSN or just the Internet generally, and you get very good at working out what acronyms mean without ever having them explained. Iunno how, you just do.

[Darklord Xavez]

The spooky wizard who lives by the coast, if you get my drift.

And, for all most of your D&D related acronym needs, there's this thread.

I asked this question because I couldn't find that thread to find out what WoTC means. Thank you.

I love you, Xavez. For the pure sake of this question, you win.

Thank you even more.
-Xavez

[LibraryOgre]

I probably know this, I just don't know that I know it. Please tell me what it stands for.
-Xavez

Wizards of the Coast is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hasbro (NYSE symbol: HAS), a publicly-traded toy and game company operating out of the United States. Wizards focuses primarily on role-playing and trading-card games, with an attached fiction division publishing hardbacks, paperbacks, and trade paperbacks.

[Darklord Xavez]

Wizards of the Coast is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hasbro (NYSE symbol: HAS), a publicly-traded toy and game company operating out of the United States. Wizards focuses primarily on role-playing and trading-card games, with an attached fiction division publishing hardbacks, paperbacks, and trade paperbacks.

You, sir, know how to talk.
-Xavez

[LibraryOgre]

You, sir, know how to talk.
-Xavez

It's what I do.

[Bayar]

The better question would be "what's a gazebo?"

Something that has DR against arrows and is vulnerable to axes. Just make sure you throw your axes at it, since it is very deadly in melee combat.

[Darklord Xavez]

Something that has DR against arrows and is vulnerable to axes. Just make sure you throw your axes at it, since it is very deadly in melee combat.

Or set it on fire.
-Xavez