For any of my friends who are into Dungeons and Dragons or anything related to Wizards of the Coast, if you depend on revenue from your Youtube account to survive

DO NOT COVER D&D ON YOUTUBE.

DO NOT SHOW the Handbook, even if the embargo or review guide said that you should.

Honestly I’d recommend not even taking the review deal.

So… why not? If you already like D&D and are going to share it anyway and want to let your friends know how cool the new D&D is, why wouldn’t you do a video on it?

You Will Be Copyright Striked On Youtube. Copyright *Strike* not Copyright Claim. Remember, a Claim might just redirect the revenue from your video, but a Copyright STRIKE can kill your channel and potentially your entire Google Account if you rack up too many of them. And if they’re doing that even to people they directly approached for the purpose of having review videos go up, then they’re probably not going to be any nicer about it to smaller teams. Do please please please, take care of your financial and social well-being and DO NOT COVER D&D ON YOUTUBE.

maybe I’ll post some lore stuff or art next time, sorry for more downer stuff this time around