Dice4Hire
First Post
I have not subscribed to
Dragon in something like 15 years, though I bought a very very few issues now and then. I subscribed to Dungeon before, and then again for its last 12 issues.
But looking at D&D insider has left me feeling very cold. So far 5-6 adventures, two of which are basically remakes, and little else has left me totally disinterested in WOTC's attempts at Dungeon. As for Dragon online or off, I just do not need it, and really do not like it all that much, so that is out of the equation.
Right now WOTC should be trying its hardest to WOW people with the Online stuff, and we are getting only a smidgin more than we would have gotten anyway a year ago. That does not fill me with confidence. Plus, and this may be too harsh, WOTC does not, and never ahs, struck me asa magazine company. They make games, not magazines. Paizo was the best thing for both Dungeon and Dragon, as Paio is indeed am magazine company.
Dragon in something like 15 years, though I bought a very very few issues now and then. I subscribed to Dungeon before, and then again for its last 12 issues.
But looking at D&D insider has left me feeling very cold. So far 5-6 adventures, two of which are basically remakes, and little else has left me totally disinterested in WOTC's attempts at Dungeon. As for Dragon online or off, I just do not need it, and really do not like it all that much, so that is out of the equation.
Right now WOTC should be trying its hardest to WOW people with the Online stuff, and we are getting only a smidgin more than we would have gotten anyway a year ago. That does not fill me with confidence. Plus, and this may be too harsh, WOTC does not, and never ahs, struck me asa magazine company. They make games, not magazines. Paizo was the best thing for both Dungeon and Dragon, as Paio is indeed am magazine company.
