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<blockquote data-quote="Kristian Serrano" data-source="post: 3717992" data-attributes="member: 13046">I think the misunderstanding is that D&amp;D Insider is a combination of things, including Dragon and Dungeon.An $8-$12 monthly subscription to D&amp;D Insider will provide the following:-Dragon and Dungeon articles 3/week (this might be available to everyone according to the D&amp;D Podcast Episode 14).-Monthly compilation of Dragon/Dungeon articles (exclusive to D&amp;DI subscribers)-DM Tools-Digital Game Table-Character Creator/Builder (create characters using content from books you have purchased and activated for online use; it has been suggested that the nominal fee for activating online content for a book purchased will be $1).-Access to Dungeon and Dragon content in the above mentioned tools.What does this all mean? It means that when you buy your hardcopy books, you can take the unique code provided to you and access an online copy for a one time fee that will probably be $1.If you are a D&amp;DI subscriber, you can use that content in all of the electronic tools as that database is populated. You can also access the content from Dungeon and Dragon, which is part of that same subscription, across all of the D&amp;DI Tools, including maps for use with the Online Game Table.So, since D&amp;DI will be free for 8 months, Dungeon and Dragon will be as well. In the latest Gamer Radio Zero podcast, they have said very specifically that they want people to see what they are getting before they have to pay for the subscription.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kristian Serrano, post: 3717992, member: 13046"] I think the misunderstanding is that D&D Insider is a combination of things, including Dragon and Dungeon. An $8-$12 monthly subscription to D&D Insider will provide the following: -Dragon and Dungeon articles 3/week (this might be available to everyone according to the D&D Podcast Episode 14). -Monthly compilation of Dragon/Dungeon articles (exclusive to D&DI subscribers) -DM Tools -Digital Game Table -Character Creator/Builder (create characters using content from books you have purchased and activated for online use; it has been suggested that the nominal fee for activating online content for a book purchased will be $1). -Access to Dungeon and Dragon content in the above mentioned tools. What does this all mean? It means that when you buy your hardcopy books, you can take the unique code provided to you and access an online copy for a one time fee that will probably be $1. If you are a D&DI subscriber, you can use that content in all of the electronic tools as that database is populated. You can also access the content from Dungeon and Dragon, which is part of that same subscription, across all of the D&DI Tools, including maps for use with the Online Game Table. So, since D&DI will be free for 8 months, Dungeon and Dragon will be as well. In the latest Gamer Radio Zero podcast, they have said very specifically that they want people to see what they are getting before they have to pay for the subscription. [/QUOTE]

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