Previews for Dungeon 146 and Dragon 355 (May 2007)

[Erik Mona]

A significant number of our subscribers are in active duty armed forces and have spotty to no access to the internet. A perhaps larger number are in prison, and have absolutely no web access.

--Erik

 

[dargoth3]

A significant number of our subscribers are in active duty armed forces and have spotty to no access to the internet. A perhaps larger number are in prison, and have absolutely no web access.

--Erik

ok........ I believe you on the first one but Im a little concerned about your 2nd comment Erik

By the way any chance you can pan out the Volos articles in the previews so we get a little taste of whats going to be in them?

 

[Ripzerai]

ok........ I believe you on the first one but Im a little concerned about your 2nd comment Erik

I'm not. I'm all for inmates playing D&D. Good for them.

 

[Alzrius]

Grrr, you've won this round Mona, but there will be others!

 

[Jdvn1]

Anyone know when the next Core Beliefs is coming out?

 

[Erik Mona]

ok........ I believe you on the first one but Im a little concerned about your 2nd comment Erik

The prisoner thing is a complex issue. I posted some thoughts about it recently on my blog. Feel free to drop by.

The standard warning that my personal blog contains more than just gaming stuff applies, of course.

--Erik

 

[Razz]

I am pretty sure that the reason for this is that the gamers that do not have internet access can use this material. I know if I were one of those gamers I'd be grateful for the printed content.

Anyone has access. Go to the local library and you're set or a friend's house.

 

[takasi]

Thank you Mr. Mona. I am happy to know that if I ever commit a felony I'll have less need to envy everyone with access to free online content.

 

[Richards]

I look forward to seeing the new "Ecology of the Sphinx," having written the original version that appeared in Dragon #244.

Johnathan

 

[megamania]

June 2004. I had honestly forgotten about the article.