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<blockquote data-quote="Cergorach" data-source="post: 4696387" data-attributes="member: 725">I think your comparing Apples with Oranges, Dungeonaday isn't a campaign sourcebook, it's an adventure, a mega dungeon to be precise. Keep on the Shadow Fell was $30 for 96 pages and three poster maps. You can probably get it at Amazon for a lot less, but on the other hand you can get it for 'free' as well... Something is worth as much as you value it.I see that I can get DDI for less then $60 a year, for ~120 pages of content a month. I seriously doubt that Monte can compete with that (more then six pages a week day is a lot of content to write). The problem with that is that it's (primarily) 4E content, monte supplies 3.5E content, so a whole different target audience.You can subscribe to pathfinder for $14 a month for 96 pages of goodness, but you'll get a printed product with that. It is one of the few high quality adventure publications left.In the end it comes down to the matter if $7 a month is worth it to you, not compared to other products (that aren't really comparable in the first place). Monte isn't some unknown writer, he's delivered quality products with his Malhavoc Press label, so I doubt that this project will lack quality.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cergorach, post: 4696387, member: 725"] I think your comparing Apples with Oranges, Dungeonaday isn't a campaign sourcebook, it's an adventure, a mega dungeon to be precise. Keep on the Shadow Fell was $30 for 96 pages and three poster maps. You can probably get it at Amazon for a lot less, but on the other hand you can get it for 'free' as well... Something is worth as much as you value it. I see that I can get DDI for less then $60 a year, for ~120 pages of content a month. I seriously doubt that Monte can compete with that (more then six pages a week day is a lot of content to write). The problem with that is that it's (primarily) 4E content, monte supplies 3.5E content, so a whole different target audience. You can subscribe to pathfinder for $14 a month for 96 pages of goodness, but you'll get a printed product with that. It is one of the few high quality adventure publications left. In the end it comes down to the matter if $7 a month is worth it to you, not compared to other products (that aren't really comparable in the first place). Monte isn't some unknown writer, he's delivered quality products with his Malhavoc Press label, so I doubt that this project will lack quality. [/QUOTE]

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