After reading articles like this post from Hack & Slash, I got curious about what WotC was really doing. So, using ancient black hat kung fu techniques, and a bit of trash can digging, I have discovered the following code artifact.
BEGIN TRAN
DELETE from [D&D]
WHERE version in (3, 3.5, 4)
INSERT into [PATHFINDER]
VALUES ('lol pwned u n00bs /spit')
INSERT into [5e]
SELECT *
FROM [1e], [2e],
[PATHFINDER],
[WorldOfWarcraft],
[MagicTheGathering]
WHERE Profit > GodsCashFlow()
and EnergyType != 'Radiant'
and Monsters in ('Skeleton', 'Goblin')
-- and FeatureQuality != 'Suck'
-- and GamePlay != 'Slow'
INSERT into [PATHFINDER]
VALUES ('lol pwned u n00bs /spit')
INSERT into [5e]
SELECT *
FROM [1e], [2e],
[PATHFINDER],
[WorldOfWarcraft],
[MagicTheGathering]
WHERE Profit > GodsCashFlow()
and EnergyType != 'Radiant'
and Monsters in ('Skeleton', 'Goblin')
-- and FeatureQuality != 'Suck'
-- and GamePlay != 'Slow'
COMMIT TRAN
GO
As usual, they commented out the wrong lines and screwed up the syntax. Plus their database architecture is total crap.
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