Kepli Sire
First Post
Hey guys, I saw this review of Dragon Roots issue Zero from this site: http://www.dundjinni.com/forums/forum_posts.asp?TID=9986&PN=1&TPN=3
reprinted here:
Taking the Game Back to its Roots.
Well I have given issue #0 a good read and......
a very big smile was on my face at the end. It reminded
me of the early Dragon magazines, when it was just gamers
discussing the game they loved.
Excellent bit on O-level characters and revisited some
old ground (Alignments and Social Classes) but the best
bit, well apart from the 'Letters to the Editor', was
the humor.....sometimes I wonder when did D&D became so
serious (the later Dragon mags spring to mind)?
Oh....and on the subject of should the magazine embrace
4e......well I am still playing the first addition AD&D.
For me its not the stats that concern me, its the ideas.
I like a magazine that you can take a few ideas away
and use in your game....and this magazine did not
disappoint me.
Defiantly a thumbs-up from me....are you sure you don't do
life-time subscriptions?
Gary Cole
Winchester, United Kingdom
If that isn't a ringing endorsement I don't know what is. I just received my own issue today and unfortunately my wife found it first
Her laughter and smiling face makes the waiting all the harder LOL
Of course she is also proud to see my name in a magazine and I must admit, so am I
Mark Manders
Webmaster at Dundjinni.com and creator of the maps in the Dragon Roots magazine.
reprinted here:
Taking the Game Back to its Roots.
Well I have given issue #0 a good read and......
a very big smile was on my face at the end. It reminded
me of the early Dragon magazines, when it was just gamers
discussing the game they loved.
Excellent bit on O-level characters and revisited some
old ground (Alignments and Social Classes) but the best
bit, well apart from the 'Letters to the Editor', was
the humor.....sometimes I wonder when did D&D became so
serious (the later Dragon mags spring to mind)?
Oh....and on the subject of should the magazine embrace
4e......well I am still playing the first addition AD&D.
For me its not the stats that concern me, its the ideas.
I like a magazine that you can take a few ideas away
and use in your game....and this magazine did not
disappoint me.
Defiantly a thumbs-up from me....are you sure you don't do
life-time subscriptions?
Gary Cole
Winchester, United Kingdom
If that isn't a ringing endorsement I don't know what is. I just received my own issue today and unfortunately my wife found it first
Her laughter and smiling face makes the waiting all the harder LOLOf course she is also proud to see my name in a magazine and I must admit, so am I
Mark Manders
Webmaster at Dundjinni.com and creator of the maps in the Dragon Roots magazine.
