What Would Get You to Subscribe to Dungeon?

[JoeGKushner]

You know one thing that would make it much more likely?

Tokens.

Every adventure comes with it's own tokens.

If that's being done now and I'm not getting it, let me know. I've missed stuff before.

And don't talk about tokens competing with the D&D random miniatures. If the random miniatures were actually designed to be used with the adventurers, maybe the last four packs would've had some more actual utility with those adventurers?

 

[Simplicity]

Plot.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

A return to printed hardcopy- you know...a magazine!

 

[Stoat]

Just did.

What I want to see as they go along:

1) Big, unmarked maps suitable for use in game.

2) Tokens, NPC portraits, whatever. Pictures of things I can use in game.

 

[Krypter]

A printed, hardcopy magazine...dammit.

 

[Fallen Seraph]

I would quite like to see tokens as well. Tokens in general were something I was hoping to see as a DDI tool. I wanted to see something where all the monsters released by WotC would have a Token equivalent that could be placed on a grid format to be printed out for your own use.

 

[JoeGKushner]

Don't get me wrong.

It's great the Fiery Dragon leapt in where WoTC has basically been drowning in the "advanced" nature of the internet and all that.

But it's like they can't figure out the most basic of things that people actually PLAYING the game they designed would need.

 

[FATDRAGONGAMES]

A dead tree copy (Dragon too).

 

[Inferno!]

A printed, hardcopy magazine...dammit.

A return to printed hardcopy- you know...a magazine!

Ditto. I subscribed for 5+ years before WotC took it back. I have no intention of subscribing to e-version as it exist now.

What could, maybe, possibly get me back is to do what Paizo does with Pathfinder - mail a hard copy and make a downloadable copy available as part of the subscription.

 

[Fallen Seraph]

Well there is supposed to be "Best of Dragon" and "Best of Dungeon" books coming out.