Just what every nerd needs: a $10,000 table to play more D&D on. What will they think of next?
On a more serious note, I wonder when Wizards of the Coast will get serious about integrating computer technology into the D&D experience. Their efforts so far have not been inspiring.
I'd love to be able to buy the books and manuals in electronic format and maintain characters and adventures from a computer or iPhone using standard technologies as opposed to proprietary and problematic solutions. It would improve the game to make the rules and references easily searchable by allowing the game to be about "role-playing" and not rule research.
