Wizards Forums Shutting Down

If you're like me, and you occasionally like to check out the build guides on the Wizards forums, you're in bad luck, as they will be shutting down on Oct 29. Enworld is importing a lot of the info to their site, but if there are particular pages/info you don't want to lose, I suggest you take precautions! Cheers!

well that sucks  i guess ill go check out this enworld 

<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?538-WotC-Emergency-Evacuation-Lifeboat" rel="nofollow">www.enworld.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?538-WotC-Emergency-Evacuation-Lifeboat</a>

I strongly recommend anyone who wants to save guides do so before Thursday . The Wizards forums shutdown has been delayed until November 5th . You don't necessarily need to port the guides over to the enworld forums. Simply saving the webpage as a .html file should work as well (it will preserve webpage format like text color and spoilers but the external links won't work).

oh i ddidnt know i could save webpages lol im def doing that then

Peter C. said: You don't necessarily need to port the guides over to the enworld forums. Simply saving the webpage as a .html file should work as well (it will preserve webpage format like text color and spoilers but the external links won't work). ^ This is what I have been doing, and I recommend to everyone interested in the build guides When you save html pages, you'll usually get an html file and a folder that has a ton of data in it. When you want to open the site again, ignore the folder and just tell the file to open in your browser. It should look exactly like it did when Wizards wasn't dumb.

going to save the build for everyclass for future refrence

Erico P. said: going to save the build for everyclass for future refrence This may be helpful to you: <a href="http://community.wizards.com/forum/4e-character-optimization/threads/1478896" rel="nofollow">http://community.wizards.com/forum/4e-character-optimization/threads/1478896</a>

Update: they are gone. However, you can still find many of them cachced through google or via the Wayback machine (web.archive.org). If you are looking for a particular build guide that you wish to have for good, feel free to drop me a line, as I have most of them.