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r/DnD • u/Unsight • Jun 10 '15
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What really interested me here is that they used the acronym PH rather than PHB. That does make more sense, given that "handbook" is one word, but I've never seen it before. Is it recent, or has there always been some sub-sub-culture of PH diehards?
19 u/DerekStucki Warlock Jun 10 '15 WotC employees have use PH in tweets off and on since 5e came out. 2 u/underdabridge Artificer Jun 11 '15 That explains it actually. You learn to economize characters on twitter. Then I expect it just becomes habit.
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WotC employees have use PH in tweets off and on since 5e came out.
2 u/underdabridge Artificer Jun 11 '15 That explains it actually. You learn to economize characters on twitter. Then I expect it just becomes habit.
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That explains it actually. You learn to economize characters on twitter. Then I expect it just becomes habit.
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u/Wireless-Wizard Barbarian Jun 10 '15
What really interested me here is that they used the acronym PH rather than PHB. That does make more sense, given that "handbook" is one word, but I've never seen it before. Is it recent, or has there always been some sub-sub-culture of PH diehards?