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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 7700387" data-attributes="member: 37579">If the magazines were "selling like mad" they wouldn't have stopped doing them at the end of 5e. They would have continued them or put them on hiatus and brought them back. After all, the current staff at WotC knows exactly how much interest there was for the magazine and how profitable it was. My guess, it was making money, but not enough to justify the half-dozen full time staff needed to maintain the magazine. Plus, even IF they decided to bring it back, what content would they include? Player crunch is covered by the DMsGuild and they really don't want to bloat the game. Advice is covered by blogs. Letters to the editor don't really need to exist with Twitter and Facebook. Sage Advice is covered on the website. There's lot of adventures between the Guild/Adventurer's League and the storylines.  It's a whole lot of work for very little gain. Content for the sake of content.</blockquote>