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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 3829377" data-attributes="member: 10177">Well, it is. I want my Dungeon and Dragon to contain paper. So I am not going to be happy with the content until its published on paper, as a magazine, again.So I, as a consumer, want to make sure any WOTC employer who reads this, and is involved in marketing, knows that the demand is still there, and will know that is why I don't subscribe to the electronic version once it requires payment.As for the content so far? Not as substantial as it felt under PAizo, but the Dungeon lead in by Ari is good. Still, we have a couplle of weeks to go. Hopefully it will fill in well.As for what I find most helpful from Dragon:Write ups of NPC personalities and monsters, including gods, demons, etc... I also like write ups of guilds/organizations. I also mean simple NPC's, such as various merchants, craftsmen, bread makers, etc...I really don't care for more classes and feats. I like write ups of magic items and new spells. I would like to see a &quot;flavorfull&quot; creation process written for them as well. Meaning formulae, not how much gold and XP it costs. Formulae for items, scrolls, and spell ink.For Dungeon, more adventures by Ari would be good. But since this is electronic only I would also like to see a &quot;print cheap&quot; version which is totally black and white, with simple lines, that minimizes ink cost as much as possible. Including, and especially, the maps.I would also like digital counters, like Fiery Dragon does, for the Dungeon monsters and NPC's, and the art done for them. Simple though, like the Fiery Dragon Counters. See if Claudio can handle the art chores.Same for the Dragon articles, since I'll have to print out the ones I like and want to use.These are what I would like to see, print or PDF.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 3829377, member: 10177"] Well, it is. I want my Dungeon and Dragon to contain paper. So I am not going to be happy with the content until its published on paper, as a magazine, again. So I, as a consumer, want to make sure any WOTC employer who reads this, and is involved in marketing, knows that the demand is still there, and will know that is why I don't subscribe to the electronic version once it requires payment. As for the content so far? Not as substantial as it felt under PAizo, but the Dungeon lead in by Ari is good. Still, we have a couplle of weeks to go. Hopefully it will fill in well. As for what I find most helpful from Dragon: Write ups of NPC personalities and monsters, including gods, demons, etc... I also like write ups of guilds/organizations. I also mean simple NPC's, such as various merchants, craftsmen, bread makers, etc... I really don't care for more classes and feats. I like write ups of magic items and new spells. I would like to see a "flavorfull" creation process written for them as well. Meaning formulae, not how much gold and XP it costs. Formulae for items, scrolls, and spell ink. For Dungeon, more adventures by Ari would be good. But since this is electronic only I would also like to see a "print cheap" version which is totally black and white, with simple lines, that minimizes ink cost as much as possible. Including, and especially, the maps. I would also like digital counters, like Fiery Dragon does, for the Dungeon monsters and NPC's, and the art done for them. Simple though, like the Fiery Dragon Counters. See if Claudio can handle the art chores. Same for the Dragon articles, since I'll have to print out the ones I like and want to use. These are what I would like to see, print or PDF. [/QUOTE]

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