What things do you miss from D&D?
trancejeremy
Adventurer
I find it hard to believe they can't put out a magazine when you have something like Gygax magazine (whose fifth issues just came out). Oh sure, it's only quarterly, but it's almost literally an '80s Dragon.
The thing is, now that D&D is owned by Hasbro, they want the maximum amount of profits for the least amount of effort.
The thing is, now that D&D is owned by Hasbro, they want the maximum amount of profits for the least amount of effort.
KirayaTiDrekan
Adventurer
I voted boxed sets, though settings comes a very close second. The reason - boxed sets can have a lot of fun fiddly bits that you wouldn't get in a book or PDF. Everything, absolutely every other type of product, would be better as a PDF, in my opinion. That's why magazines are dead and should stay dead. Nostalgia aside, there is nothing in a printed magazine when it comes to content that can't be presented better in a PDF or other electronic format.
D&D needs to get back to supporting previous editions, and letting the players make up their own minds about what they like.
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Adventurer
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TarionzCousin
Second Most Angelic Devil Ever
I really enjoyed getting new magazines every month, even if I rarely used anything from them. It was fun to read other people's creative output and let my imagination run free.
Inordinately high compared to what? That doesn't sound that bad. Of course, hardly anyone in this industry can do 20,000 units on a reliable basis, but if I thought I could I'd take that deal in a heartbeat.
