CADaniels

Depends on how you use it VoIP makes it way more D&D, but even with just the text chat a well-prepped DM can run an amazing game. Certainly, not having to futz with a physical battle map is a big perk. But the ability to game with people across the nation or world is incredible and tends to outweigh any drawbacks.

Skype also helps a lot.

How did you guys end up doing D&D with Chris Perkins, of all people? Did Wizards approach you or the other way around? What did you think of just the opportunity to play with the guy who makes the game, let alone be able to make an amazing ongoing series with him?

Along a similar line, have you guys ever considered recording your own D&D sessions as run by Mike K or Jerry?

Mike and Chad, my family loves Betrayal at House on the Hill. What lead to the inception of such an inventive game?

Was the Pax East game streamed? The girlfriend and I would love to see that (PA got her into D&D).

I wholeheartedly agree about being the DM over being the player. What's you're favorite aspect of DMing?

Were there any big design hurdles? I imagine balancing the Scenarios was probably pretty difficult, especially considering how many there are.