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D&D 5E Get 300+ Issues of EN5ider For A Dollar!
Subscribe to EN5ider for as little as a dollar a month and get access to 300+ issues in the back catalog, plus a new issue every week. EN5ider features 5E rules, classes, adventures, items, and much, much more! At this point, 300+ issues for a dollar is probably the best D&D deal on the planet. But we hope you stick around for more issues! https://www.patreon.com/ensider?
Marandahir
Crown-Forester (he/him)
Been paying $1-5 of various levels for this since the start of the edition when there was barely any content anywhere, and En5ider has been at least as innovative and useful as the DM's Guild.
If you haven't checked it out yet, it's totally worth the Patreon. Honestly, seems like a steal to get so many back issues, though I guess we've already paid for that content so really the new subs are just for future content fundraising?
If you haven't checked it out yet, it's totally worth the Patreon. Honestly, seems like a steal to get so many back issues, though I guess we've already paid for that content so really the new subs are just for future content fundraising?
Marandahir
Crown-Forester (he/him)
Good point. That's correct, pretty much every month for the last couple years they've released 5 articles, so it would be $5/month.
Unsure if you could subscribe for just 1 new release ($1 billing), download the back-catelog, and then cancel, though I doubt that's what Morrus would like you to do when he's trying to get more folks to become sustaining members…
You set a monthly cap. So you can choose to set that at $1.
We hope you choose to pay more, but if $1 is all your budget stretches to, you can do that.
Whats the page count on these on average?
For the Pathfinder 2 subscription, everything was 4 pages, including a cover page. I get that its a $1+ per supplement and I'm understanding about the time value in this but often it felt like the page limit constrained the content and it felt lacking.
For the Pathfinder 2 subscription, everything was 4 pages, including a cover page. I get that its a $1+ per supplement and I'm understanding about the time value in this but often it felt like the page limit constrained the content and it felt lacking.
4-5 pages for the smaller things, and the adventures vary in size from a half dozen pages to 30 or so, depending.
DragonBelow
Adventurer
This how I have to do it right now, bur I hope increase it soon.You set a monthly cap. So you can choose to set that at $1.
We hope you choose to pay more, but if $1 is all your budget stretches to, you can do that.
