JoeGKushner
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takasi said:
Actually, I think Diago's comment about being in the old 'centerfold' would be even neater as it could be two pages.
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Actually, I think Diago's comment about being in the old 'centerfold' would be even neater as it could be two pages.
Henry
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Only a geek like me would get excited about a centerfold of a grid-map. 
Preferably, one each month with an exotic locale, like a volcano edge, or a huge number of water-barges connected by rope, or a cliff-edge on a mountain,etc. - something that looks cooler than if I just drew it up on my battlemat, and so I don't need Dundjinni to do this.
Preferably, one each month with an exotic locale, like a volcano edge, or a huge number of water-barges connected by rope, or a cliff-edge on a mountain,etc. - something that looks cooler than if I just drew it up on my battlemat, and so I don't need Dundjinni to do this.
Simplicity
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I posted this in another thread, but I'll put it here too...
If you're really looking for content (to fill in for Wil Save/Downer), offer Rich Burlew a page for Order of the Stick and a page for (possibly related) RPG content. He wrote the Order of the Stick stuff in order to get some exposure as a rules/setting writer. He might be willing to do the same in a magazine format... That could be kind of interesting. And after all, he did just quit his day job.
If you're really looking for content (to fill in for Wil Save/Downer), offer Rich Burlew a page for Order of the Stick and a page for (possibly related) RPG content. He wrote the Order of the Stick stuff in order to get some exposure as a rules/setting writer. He might be willing to do the same in a magazine format... That could be kind of interesting. And after all, he did just quit his day job.
Simplicity
Explorer
Henry said:Only a geek like me would get excited about a centerfold of a grid-map.
Look at the corridors on that one!
takasi
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Hmmm, a grid map centerfold every month. That's hot!
As long as it's double sided and easily detachable that is. But actually, I'd rather have it in cardstock. It doesn't matter where it is in the magazine, I would just really like to see it. I think it would draw in more new subscribers than Wil Wheaton would, just make sure there's a scenario thrown in for skirmish gamers.
And do we really need a one-pager at the end? I would rather see an ad or a continuation of another article.
As long as it's double sided and easily detachable that is. But actually, I'd rather have it in cardstock. It doesn't matter where it is in the magazine, I would just really like to see it. I think it would draw in more new subscribers than Wil Wheaton would, just make sure there's a scenario thrown in for skirmish gamers.
And do we really need a one-pager at the end? I would rather see an ad or a continuation of another article.
BiggusGeekus
That's Latin for "cool"
EricNoah said:
I'm not sure I would either. This strikes me as an extended "Letters" feature. I like the idea of campaign reports from previous Dungeon modules, but I have to be honest, I don't think I'd read it.
diaglo
Adventurer
Henry said:Only a geek like me would get excited about a centerfold of a grid-map.
Preferably, one each month with an exotic locale, like a volcano edge, or a huge number of water-barges connected by rope, or a cliff-edge on a mountain,etc. - something that looks cooler than if I just drew it up on my battlemat, and so I don't need Dundjinni to do this.
map september .... mang was she a butte.
