Whaf if? And future plans

[mhacdebhandia]

I'm not half as interested in the GameMastery modules as I am in Pathfinder. I subscribed to Dungeon because of the Savage Tide Adventure Path, not because it had a whole bunch of different adventures I could use on a standalone basis.

So, my answer in this scenario is the same as it was in real life: I'm subscribing to Pathfinder with my credit and I'm likely to continue once it runs out, unless I just really hate what I see . . . and I doubt that's likely.

 

[Griogre]

Like others have said, I voted and in real life used my Dungeon credit to try Pathfinder for much of the same reasons. I would likely buy a lot of the Gamemastery stuff anyway, just because I like modules. I may not use them verbatim but I can usually at least steal an idea or two.

As Pathfinder is much more expensive and specialized - to me it is far less clear I will use it. Thus I choose to spend the credit to see what Pathfinder is like. I already know what the Gamemastery stuff is going to be. The credit is like mad money, I've already dropped it, so I feel I can take a risk with it and check out the new, risky, and kinda expensive thing. This way I can see if I like Pathfinder enough to keep buying it, though I will probably get at least the first adventure path unless it just sucks.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

I'm down with Pathfinder, all the way. I will have every issue.

If and when Paizo offers a subscription totheir GameMastery modules, I might subscribe.