Ema's character sheets
WDS
"I'm sorry to inform you that this site is no more.
Wizards of the Coast asked me to take it down, and I complied.
I'm sorry for all the fans who will miss it - I will miss it, too - but
it was the right thing to do.
Time to move on...
Ema. "
Fricking great. Way to go WotC/Hasbro!
Does anyone have a copy of his 3.5e sheets that I could get? I have an
older version I saved off but I know there was a later one because I
printed and used that for my last character.
decalod85
Looks like this happened back in February.
Tetsubo
Maybe WotC execs are taking PR lessons from Games Workshop...
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Myrmidon
tet...@comcast.net says...
> WDS wrote:
> > http://www.emass-web.com/
> >
> > "I'm sorry to inform you that this site is no more.
> > Wizards of the Coast asked me to take it down, and I complied.
> >
> > I'm sorry for all the fans who will miss it - I will miss it, too - but
> > it was the right thing to do.
> >
> > Time to move on...
> >
> > Ema. "
> >
> > Fricking great. Way to go WotC/Hasbro!
> >
> > Does anyone have a copy of his 3.5e sheets that I could get? I have an
> > older version I saved off but I know there was a later one because I
> > printed and used that for my last character.
>
> Maybe WotC execs are taking PR lessons from Games Workshop...
>
>
management at Corporate are total dickwads through and through.
Myrmidon
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and I'm too knackered for riotous living..."
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Gutless Umbrella Carrying Sissy
news:MPG.258612dc7...@news.eternal-september.org:
> In article <hfgsp1$q93$1...@news.eternal-september.org>,
> tet...@comcast.net says...
>> WDS wrote:
>> > http://www.emass-web.com/
>> >
>> > "I'm sorry to inform you that this site is no more.
>> > Wizards of the Coast asked me to take it down, and I
>> > complied.
>> >
>> > I'm sorry for all the fans who will miss it - I will miss it,
>> > too - but it was the right thing to do.
>> >
>> > Time to move on...
>> >
>> > Ema. "
>> >
>> > Fricking great. Way to go WotC/Hasbro!
>> >
>> > Does anyone have a copy of his 3.5e sheets that I could get?
>> > I have an older version I saved off but I know there was a
>> > later one because I printed and used that for my last
>> > character.
>>
>> Maybe WotC execs are taking PR lessons from Games
>> Workshop...
>>
>>
> Good Lord, I hope not. I like GW's minis, but the upper
> management at Corporate are total dickwads through and through.
>
Their minis suck, too.
--
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David Bilek
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You could try one of the internet archives.
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Bryant Durrell
Tetsubo <tet...@comcast.net> wrote:
>WDS wrote:
>> http://www.emass-web.com/
>>
>> "I'm sorry to inform you that this site is no more.
>> Wizards of the Coast asked me to take it down, and I complied.
>>
>> I'm sorry for all the fans who will miss it - I will miss it, too - but
>> it was the right thing to do.
>>
>> Time to move on...
>>
>> Ema. "
>>
>> Fricking great. Way to go WotC/Hasbro!
>>
>> Does anyone have a copy of his 3.5e sheets that I could get? I have an
>> older version I saved off but I know there was a later one because I
>> printed and used that for my last character.
>
> Maybe WotC execs are taking PR lessons from Games Workshop...
I wish WotC was still using the OGL (well, I wish they were using a
Creative Commons license, since that's a far superior license), but
it's worth noting a couple of things about Ema's case...
1. He'd started charging people money.
2. He was using the D&D logo on his sheets.
3. He was providing verbatim rules text from the books.
4. The C&D didn't ask him to take down his entire site.
So you /could/ still have his 3.5 character sheets, but he elected to take
them away.
There's a guy who's a volunteer community lead over at the LFR boards on
WotC's site. His signature advertises http://www.dungeoncrawl.us/, which
has a pretty complete set of power cards including the rules. He doesn't
charge anything for the service; he's never gotten a C&D.
So, you know. I don't like unwritten rules, because it's too easy for them
to change or be misunderstood. On the other hand, I'm not a huge fan of
charging money for work other people have done, either.
Oh, and this may help: http://pdfdatabase.com/index.php?q=ema+s+character+sheets
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WDS
> Oh, and this may help: http://pdfdatabase.com/index.php?q=ema+s+character+sheets
Thank you. Unfortunately that sheet is an even older version than the
one I archived.
Bryant Durrell
Foo. There were a few there, so I was optimistic.
Jasin Zujovic
>>> http://www.emass-web.com/
>>>
>>> "I'm sorry to inform you that this site is no more.
>>> Wizards of the Coast asked me to take it down, and I complied.
>>>
>>> I'm sorry for all the fans who will miss it - I will miss it, too - but
>>> it was the right thing to do.
>>>
>>> Time to move on...
>>>
>>> Ema. "
>>>
>>> Fricking great. Way to go WotC/Hasbro!
>>>
>>> Does anyone have a copy of his 3.5e sheets that I could get? I have an
>>> older version I saved off but I know there was a later one because I
>>> printed and used that for my last character.
>> Maybe WotC execs are taking PR lessons from Games Workshop...
>>
> Good Lord, I hope not. I like GW's minis, but the upper
> management at Corporate are total dickwads through and through.
I think that was the general thrust of the comment.
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Jasin
Peter Knutsen
> I wish WotC was still using the OGL (well, I wish they were using a
> Creative Commons license, since that's a far superior license), but
> it's worth noting a couple of things about Ema's case...
>
> 1. He'd started charging people money.
Seeing as D&D isn't the only roleplaying gaming rules system in
existence, it *is* extremely rude to publish material specific for D&D
(or d20) without clearly indicating that the material is of no use to
people who use other kinds of roleplaying gaming rules systems.
> 2. He was using the D&D logo on his sheets.
> 3. He was providing verbatim rules text from the books.
> 4. The C&D didn't ask him to take down his entire site.
[...]
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Bryant Durrell
Peter Knutsen <pe...@sagatafl.invalid> wrote:
>Bryant Durrell wrote:
>> I wish WotC was still using the OGL (well, I wish they were using a
>> Creative Commons license, since that's a far superior license), but
>> it's worth noting a couple of things about Ema's case...
>>
>> 1. He'd started charging people money.
>
>Seeing as D&D isn't the only roleplaying gaming rules system in
>existence, it *is* extremely rude to publish material specific for D&D
>(or d20) without clearly indicating that the material is of no use to
>people who use other kinds of roleplaying gaming rules systems.
Yes, of course. But there is a difference between saying "D&D" and using
the logo.