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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gort" data-source="post: 4077021" data-attributes="member: 11239">Of my group, I am the player who is most "into" D&D. Thus, I end up GMing most of the time, due to my enthusiasm. But even I can't see this being worth any money at all. The interactive game board thing has an open source equivalent which is free, it's not like the community won't do the same for character generators within a few months of 4e being released, I never bothered with Dungeon or Dragon because all the rules in them tended to be unbalanced and unplaytested, and splatbooks tended to be so narrowly focused as to be almost worthless.I do all my gaming for free (hooray for cardboard standup miniatures), bar the big three books (and a copy of Libris Mortis I picked up for some reason) and WotC really haven't given me a decent reason to change.That's just my opinion - you may love the mags and splatbooks, in which case I'd say sign up for a month a year, grab all the content and wait another year. The content is the only bit that's worth it, as the gameboard is nothing we haven't seen before besides being ugly and 3d, and the "pay us extra for virtual miniatures" thing is such a blatant money-grab it repulses me.</blockquote>