Question: Is a year-long D&DI subscription worth it?

[malraux]

[self edited out comments about "why do people still respond to that guy"]

There is an ignore this poster option, but its not easy to find.

 

[Phaezen]

(and I don't seem to have the paper-magazine/bathroom obsession others have so pdf magazines is OK).

Laptop plus wifi

I amm tryin hard not too think about that one too much. And failing miserably.

Phaezen

 

[Obryn]

I grabbed the year-long subscription and am very happy with it.

I absolutely loathe the way WotC's site is organized - it's among the worst sites to navigate that I've seen - but the content is excellent. I love Dragon, might find some use for Dungeon, and if all else fails I'll have 12 months' worth stockpiled for future games.

Also, the character builder is amazing. I just need it to go past level 3.

-O

 

[Zaukrie]

I grabbed the year-long subscription and am very happy with it.

I absolutely loathe the way WotC's site is organized - it's among the worst sites to navigate that I've seen - but the content is excellent. I love Dragon, might find some use for Dungeon, and if all else fails I'll have 12 months' worth stockpiled for future games.

Also, the character builder is amazing. I just need it to go past level 3.

-O

I want to echo the second sentence. It is just not well organized at all.

 

[JVisgaitis]

For me, the Compendium alone is well worth price of admission. I don't like this poll though. The evil overlords over at WotC are now going to go and raise the prices!

 

[garyh]

I've really been enjoying Dragon, my wife is running the Scales of War adventure path for our group out of Dungeon, I really, really like the Character Generator, I find the Compendium useful, and the monster builder is fun, too. I've very happy to have purchased my year subscription.

 

[justanobody]

Enthusiastic players? Passionate about character generation?

There was an actual term I swore I saw somewhere, but best I could come up with was "munchkin" because it was like a rules lawyer, but wasn't trying to find loopholes in the rules to play, but loopholes in the character building.

That dumb kobold god thingy that wasn't meant to be played, but could be made. But people took that concept and actually play with the "broken" characters.

Isn't there a term for that? Does ENWorld have a glossary of common terms around here?

 

[wedgeski]

Isn't there a term for that? Does ENWorld have a glossary of common terms around here?

CoDzilla is the term you're looking for I think.

 

[justanobody]

CoDzilla is the term you're looking for I think.

I will take your word for it and switch it in that post.

 

[ThirdWizard]

I absolutely loathe the way WotC's site is organized - it's among the worst sites to navigate that I've seen - but the content is excellent.

For anyone having this problem: get the rss feed. I have mine set up in Google Reader and look it up in the mornings (M/W/F) to have all their new stuff dropped into my lap for me.