D&D General Dragon+ Content Going Away -- Whoops, It's Gone!

WotC's online ezine, Dragon+, ended a few months ago. Until now the existing issues were still accessible, but as of today, November 15th, WotC announced that "Dragon+ will be removed from app stores on or around November 15th, and dragonmag.com will be redirected and its content will no longer be available".

If you wanted to save any of the content, do it quick, because it goes away today!

[Edit -- and the content is now gone].

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Earlier this year we announced that the current issue of Dragon+ will be its last. Dragon+ will be removed from app stores on or around November 15th, and dragonmag.com will be redirected and its content will no longer be available.

 

[aco175]

I see their link for dragonmag.com also just directs you to dndbeyond to sign up.

 

[bedir than]

Sad that the content won't be brought over to their channels that are more popular

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I see their link for dragonmag.com also just directs you to dndbeyond to sign up.

"Hey, on or about five minutes ago, that content you liked will be gone."

The Wayback Machine appears to have archived many of the issues.

 

[Hussar]

Well that kinda sucks. There was some interesting stuff there. I wonder why they did that?

 

[Geoff Thirlwell]

All the content on my iPad app just vanished as well

 

[Immeril]

Issues that were previously downloaded on a smartphone/tablet can still be read by turning on airplane mode.

 

[Micah Sweet]

Well that kinda sucks. There was some interesting stuff there. I wonder why they did that?

Doesn't fit with new paradigm? I think it's telling that the old link now goes to an ad for D&D Beyond.

 

[Marandahir]

I mean, Dragon+ was never quite what they wanted it to be - the one stop shop for digital news about D&D from the horse's mouth.
D&D Beyond is clearly filling that same role now that they bought it out. There was no need for the confusion of both.

But frankly, as Wizardly a thing this is to do, I wish they had done the unwizardly thing and actually archived their library before banishing it to the graveyard…

 

[Lidgar]

Doesn't fit with new paradigm? I think it's telling that the old link now goes to an ad for D&D Beyond.

Yep. Its all about the wonderful world of digital subscriptions and microtransactions. Embrace or pivot...