RPG Magazines (printed).

[BronzeDragon]

Are there any? I am talking about monthly, subscription-based printed magazines, not e-stuff.

I really wanted to subscribe to a magazine so as to keep in touch with the market. I play mostly Cthulhu, Conan D20 and Warhammer FRPG, with my latest campaign being a Conan one that I GM about once a month.

With the death of Dragon Magazine, I wanted to find out if any kind of substitute is out there and available for subscription.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Thanael]

Worlds of Cthulhu is the english language version of a great german Cthulhu magazine.

More details here:
Worlds of Cthulhu: Home
WoC on paizo

For Cthulhu there's also the Book of Dark Wisdom, but you'll probably have to get your back issues from ebay.

 

[MatthewJHanson]

It's not monthly, but Kobold Quarterly has gone a long ways towards filling my Dragon fix. Print and pdf are both available.

Also Goodman games has announced that they will be coming out with a print magazine in April called Level Up, which I plan to take a look at.

 

[darjr]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymancer_magazine

 

[jgerman]

Polymancer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I was going to subscribe to Polymancer, but their site is awful and hard to navigate so I left and never went back.. except for a minute ago to see if it was still crap.

 

[Raven Crowking]

Not monthly (yet?) but Dragon Roots gets my vote. DRAGON ROOTS

 

[Druchii]

Can anyone tell me if any one of these magazines have 3.5 content?
e-zine or print does not matter.

Thanks in advance.................

 

[Raven Crowking]

Can anyone tell me if any one of these magazines have 3.5 content?
e-zine or print does not matter.

Thanks in advance.................

Dragon Roots has some great 3.5 content, IMHO. Of course, I wrote some of it.


RC

 

[goodmangames]

We just announced one: Level Up is the new 4E magazine from Goodman Games.

Goodman Games

 

[HelloChristian]

Iridia is a print zine that is mailed out around 35 times a year. There are print-ready .pdfs available online for those folks who like to print their own copies or who need to replace a lost/damaged issue.

The subscriptions are cheap at $2/month.

Reviews can be found below
GROGNARDIA: REVIEW: Iridia, Number 87

Jeff's Gameblog: Zine Review: Iridia #51

Iridia is definitely a fanzine in the truest sense of the word. Perhaps I should have moved on to blogging, but my heart is really in printed game goodness that arrives in your mailbox as a welcome distraction from junk mail and bills.

Peace,
Christian