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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OnlineDM" data-source="post: 5260317" data-attributes="member: 90804">Well, I can only speak as someone who recently started subscribing, but that might still be enlightening.I'm very new to D&D, and I've found the EN World forums to be a fantastic resource to get plugged into the larger D&D community.  I like to read about challenges that other players and DMs face and see how they overcome them.  I like the community aspect.  I ended up finding my party for an online game here on an EN World forum thread.Since I was getting so much use out of EN World, I thought that the right thing to do was to sign up to support the community.  I'll admit that the ability to actually have a link to my blog in my signature was a factor as well, and I wanted access to the search function (though I don't think I've used it yet).  I didn't care at all about the subscriber content - I just wanted to do the right thing and support a site that was very useful to me.I've since downloaded the first War of the Burning Sky adventure, and it's been pretty good.  I won't be running it exactly as written, but there are plenty of hooks that I can use.I'll echo the comments of others who said that they don't like the recurring monthly fee and would be happier with an annual subscription option (I think $30 per year is very fair).  That was a turn-off, but I bit the bullet and subscribed anyway.To sum up, I'm probably an easy mark for EN World since I play D&D Fourth Edition, I have some disposable income to put toward gaming, and I can ultimately stomach the recurring monthly fee.  If any of those things changed, I could see myself canceling my subscription.</blockquote>

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