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<blockquote data-quote="JoshuaFrost" data-source="post: 3463734" data-attributes="member: 41226"><p>1) I would recommend picking up a month-to-month subscription for the final issues of Dungeon. Some exciting stuff is in the pipes for the last, few, issues. I'd also recommend giving Pathfinder or our GameMastery Modules a try for the same quality content you've grown to expect in our periodicals.</p><p></p><p>2) We spent a lot of time thinking about, potentially, doing our own magazine. However, Dragon and Dungeon had built-in distribution, customers, subscribers, and were firmly entrenched in the periodicals market. Starting a new magazine would require a great deal of monetary investment (read: millions of dollars) and would require Paizo to rebuild everything Dragon and Dungeon had in place for over 30 years. Since we have already built a highly successful channel into the book and hobby markets with our accessories, board games, and book products, it made more sense to sell Pathfinder as a book and to sell it into those already established locations.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JoshuaFrost, post: 3463734, member: 41226"] 1) I would recommend picking up a month-to-month subscription for the final issues of Dungeon. Some exciting stuff is in the pipes for the last, few, issues. I'd also recommend giving Pathfinder or our GameMastery Modules a try for the same quality content you've grown to expect in our periodicals. 2) We spent a lot of time thinking about, potentially, doing our own magazine. However, Dragon and Dungeon had built-in distribution, customers, subscribers, and were firmly entrenched in the periodicals market. Starting a new magazine would require a great deal of monetary investment (read: millions of dollars) and would require Paizo to rebuild everything Dragon and Dungeon had in place for over 30 years. Since we have already built a highly successful channel into the book and hobby markets with our accessories, board games, and book products, it made more sense to sell Pathfinder as a book and to sell it into those already established locations. [/QUOTE]
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