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<blockquote data-quote="coyote6" data-source="post: 3495694" data-attributes="member: 1225">I wouldn't have been. I like what Mona &amp; co. have done with the magazines. Aside from Dungeon, I've bought far more PDF adventures than I have print; given a choice between print &amp; PDF, for most adventures, I go with PDF -- then I can print the pages I need, reference the PDF from my laptop (and at work), etc. The exceptions would be adventures with big foldout maps &amp; the like -- those are a pain to print &amp; put together, and don't look as good. Thus, I'd be pretty okay if they'd said, &quot;Yeah, we're taking Dungeon electronic. But don't worry, aside from electrons replacing paper, it'll be mostly the same&quot;, I'd have been fine. (Though I'd miss the cool poster maps Paizo included; the four-part Greyhawk map rules.)Instead . . . they haven't said much. I have to surmise that they either don't know exactly what their plans are (which isn't reassuring), or they have plans, but don't know what they can deliver (which still isn't very reassuring).When they announced 3e, I recall that WotC laid out a plan -- &quot;previews every month&quot; (in Dragon . . . hmm). And then there was all the info posted on certain websites, and posts from WotC employees.(Which makes Scott Rouse's recent postings seem a little like old times. Hey, Henry! How about &quot;C'mon, undefined later point in time!&quot; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /> )</blockquote>

[QUOTE="coyote6, post: 3495694, member: 1225"] I wouldn't have been. I like what Mona & co. have done with the magazines. Aside from Dungeon, I've bought far more PDF adventures than I have print; given a choice between print & PDF, for most adventures, I go with PDF -- then I can print the pages I need, reference the PDF from my laptop (and at work), etc. The exceptions would be adventures with big foldout maps & the like -- those are a pain to print & put together, and don't look as good. Thus, I'd be pretty okay if they'd said, "Yeah, we're taking Dungeon electronic. But don't worry, aside from electrons replacing paper, it'll be mostly the same", I'd have been fine. (Though I'd miss the cool poster maps Paizo included; the four-part Greyhawk map rules.) Instead . . . they haven't said much. I have to surmise that they either don't know exactly what their plans are (which isn't reassuring), or they have plans, but don't know what they can deliver (which still isn't very reassuring). When they announced 3e, I recall that WotC laid out a plan -- "previews every month" (in Dragon . . . hmm). And then there was all the info posted on certain websites, and posts from WotC employees. (Which makes Scott Rouse's recent postings seem a little like old times. Hey, Henry! How about "C'mon, undefined later point in time!" ;) ) [/QUOTE]

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