Professor Murder
Explorer
I know I am showing my age, but I miss the actual, physical publication. I know that print news media is dying off, but I just enjoyed picking it up every month. I really looked forward to it.
Even then I didn't think it was bad, until it went overboard into mostly just miniature discussion and nothing else (no lore, rules, or much else, at least at one point...where I lost interest).I used to like the old White Dwarf, before it went Games Workshop products only.
Were you thinking that Edward of Woodstock was the only Black Prince in world history?I miss the crazy Forum (was that what it was called?) where readers had back and forth rants. Like the hilarious guy who thought the "Black Prince" was African.
Wait, you mean they weren't talking about Robby "The Black Prince" Robinson?Were you thinking that Edward of Woodstock was the only Black Prince in world history?
I also loved The Dragon, but after a while it became just too bloated with ads and junk articles to be interesting. Dungeon was superior IMO, because even if the adventures weren't particularly good they'd still provide some inspiration for doing it yourself.When I loved Dragon I loved Dragon, but my interest fell off somewhere near the middle of the 2E period. Dungeon, on the other hand was my jam and I am still working on a complete print collection (through the 2E period - which was its high point to my mind).