What Would Get You to Subscribe to Dungeon?

[DaveMage]

Dangit OP, now I'm cantankerous.

Now?!?!?

 

[Wisdom Penalty]

Now?!?!?

Bah! DaveMage, you and your uncanny ability to catch me when my undergarments are down!

*shakes cane*

 

[MarauderX]

If it was published and distributed in periodical form, just like it used to be. It provided great entertainment and fit perfectly for traveling, unlike hard back books.

 

[Brown Jenkin]

Paper

 

[Philotomy Jurament]

Original or AD&D support. (Yeah, I know...)

 

[Jack of Shadows]

Three things,

1. Back in print.
2. Published by Paizo
3. Editors who are actually qualified to be editors who can actually edit.

JoS

 

[El Mahdi]

Full page, keyed and unkeyed maps.

Full page, high resolution artwork of all the artwork used on the adventure.

More full page, panorama style pictures of everything the PC's would see, especially locations.

Adventures presented in the same format as there printed modules (KoTS, etc.), with monster stat blocks, traps, etc. presented at the same place in the adventure as the encounter, not all collected at the end of the adventure.

*Not required to win me over for a subscription - but adventure specific battlemats/tiles for each adventure would be a huge plus.

And I'll second the tokens. Tokens seemed to be a standard thing in the mags for a while. I don't know why the idea was discontinued, but it was an awesome idea. Even better would be original artwork and representations of monsters in the adventures, as they would look or be encountered in the adventure, presented on tokens, rather than just the standard MM pictures.

Even in the print magazines, they used to reprint the cover art on the inside of the mag, full page with no writing on it. Seems like since the product is now 100% digital, there should be absolutely no restriction to full page versions of all artwork.

 

[Lancelot]

Paper.

I'm looking forward to some kind of bound collection of "Best of..." Dragon and/or Dungeon articles. That gets my money in a heartbeat.

 

[Vanuslux]

I'd already be subscribed if they accepted PayPal. I do think it's ridiculous that they don't have unmarked versions of maps and tokens would also be a definite value add.

 

[Treebore]

Assuming they're both conventional game books, I'll probably buy both (but if only one, it would be Dragon).



I never succumbed to the lure of 4Ed- I hated it as soon as I went through the Core 3 books.

You're the first person I've heard going this long before dropping it- what gives?

"You're the first person I've heard going this long before dropping it- what gives?"

I play with Castles and Crusades. Any edition of D&D is easily usable by me with C&C. In some ways 4E is even easier to use than 3E is.

Don't get me wrong, I am not buying rules books, but adventures (Dungeon) and ideas (Dragon)? They are universal to a large enough degree that they can still be usable, and worth buying as compilations.

If my finances didn't suck so much I would be buying any adventure by any company for any edition of D&D, as well as any decently inspirational material (such as the Dragon demon/devil articles), that I would be buying them.

Just another example of why I love C&C, everything is usable. I am not stuck with just one edition of D&D, I use them all with pretty equal ease.

Tomorrow, Friday night, should be my last game session of 4E, then I'll go back to pure C&C so I can use the best of everything ever put out for D&D, or to be put out by WOTC, Paizo, Goodman, et al...