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Message: <blockquote data-quote="(Psi)SeveredHead" data-source="post: 3468033" data-attributes="member: 1165">Last year, or maybe a bit before, there was a long thread complaining about Dragon magazine.GMs are over-represented on DnD forums, and Dragon magazine isn't designed for them. They don't want players bringing barely playtested or unbalanced stuff to them; it's like a mini-splatbook every month. There were also complaints about not enough Eberron/FR/psionics/whatever material, old columns vanishing, article space being replaced by ads, etc. I personally haven't bought a Dragon magazine in at least two years before I quit DMing DnD; it just wasn't useful to me.I think the people who don't complain are people who didn't care for Dragon in the first place.I'm sad that Dungeon is losing it's physical format, but it isn't like game designers haven't been putting adventures online for years to cut costs. There don't seem to be enough GMs to support print adventures, generally. (There are, of course, notable exceptions...)Does anyone know how much the online versions cost? I would expect a decent discount.</blockquote>