Dragon Vs Dungeon magazine

[wighair]

I also quite like Dungeon as a DM. Plenty of stuff you can used. However recently...

Anyone know what happened to the UK price of Dungeon for the last issue or two? It seemed to jump up to match the US dollar price for no reason i could make out - i didn't get it.

 

[ladyofdragons]

Note to the publishers of Dragon: when are you going to listen to your readers and eliminate the fiction section? Fill up that (relatively large) space with articles, any kind of articles! Even if it means putting a few more ad spaces in there, I think most readers would find it well worth it.

heh. nice to know there's someone else who never ever touches those fiction stories. if I wanted to read short fiction, there's a few fantasy magazines that do just that, I'd read one of those.

Now, if they did it the smart way they'd put in the introduction chapter to a new WotC novel due out that month or the next, get people interested in reading some of the WotC fiction that's out there.

Personally, I get both Dungeon and Dragon. I skim through Dragon, read what interests me, and read through the Dungeon adventure synopses, bookmark the ones I like with the level of the party, and use them when I need to insert something in my campaign.