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<blockquote data-quote="El Mahdi" data-source="post: 4923386" data-attributes="member: 59506">Both Dungeon and Dragon are fine for my purposes (or at least they were up until I cancelled my subscription).&nbsp; I don't play 4E, but I still find interesting ideas to mine in Dragon, whether fluff articles or mechanical ideas that I can bend or apply to my games.&nbsp; And I can use any adventure, regardless of system, so Dungeon works for me also.&nbsp;I only cancelled my subscription after the pdf decision (the final straw for me).&nbsp;But, if WotC started offering pdf's again, which would probably get me to subscribe again then this is what I'd pay for:&nbsp;Dungeon and Dragon - they are just fine, IMO, but there's always room for improvement.&nbsp;Character Builder and Compendium are completely useless to me since I don't play 4E.&nbsp;But, I would pay for a Character Visualizer, a Dungeon Builder, and a Virtual Game Table - if they ever actually see the light of day.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="El Mahdi, post: 4923386, member: 59506"] Both [I]Dungeon[/I] and [I]Dragon[/I] are fine for my purposes (or at least they were up until I cancelled my subscription). I don't play 4E, but I still find interesting ideas to mine in [I]Dragon[/I], whether fluff articles or mechanical ideas that I can bend or apply to my games. And I can use any adventure, regardless of system, so [I]Dungeon[/I] works for me also. I only cancelled my subscription after the pdf decision (the final straw for me). But, if WotC started offering pdf's again, which would probably get me to subscribe again then this is what I'd pay for: [I]Dungeon[/I] and [I]Dragon[/I] - they are just fine, IMO, but there's always room for improvement. Character Builder and Compendium are completely useless to me since I don't play 4E. But, I would pay for a Character Visualizer, a Dungeon Builder, and a Virtual Game Table - if they ever actually see the light of day. [/QUOTE]

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