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<blockquote data-quote="Dire Bare" data-source="post: 5962236" data-attributes="member: 18182">Thanks.I think it's interesting that Dragon magazine basically did the same thing, move from a general RPG magazine to covering only in-house games.&nbsp; Warhammer for White Dwarf, and D&amp;D for Dragon.&nbsp; Not sure if this happened around the same time or not.The current White Dwarf frustrates me, as there is really very little content for even the wargames!&nbsp; Lots, lots of ads, and the articles on their new miniature releases are effectively more ads, and often spread out over many pages with redundant info.&nbsp; I won't subscribe, and I only pick up issues that offer a cool new rules article, like unit rules or scenarios . . . but each time I feel a bit ripped off at $9/issue.&nbsp; I do like all the pretty pictures though, and I know all that modeling, painting, and photography is why the magazine is so expensive.Reading about the older issues back in the day, pre-Warhammer, has been very interesting!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dire Bare, post: 5962236, member: 18182"] Thanks. I think it's interesting that Dragon magazine basically did the same thing, move from a general RPG magazine to covering only in-house games. Warhammer for White Dwarf, and D&D for Dragon. Not sure if this happened around the same time or not. The current White Dwarf frustrates me, as there is really very little content for even the wargames! Lots, lots of ads, and the articles on their new miniature releases are effectively more ads, and often spread out over many pages with redundant info. I won't subscribe, and I only pick up issues that offer a cool new rules article, like unit rules or scenarios . . . but each time I feel a bit ripped off at $9/issue. I do like all the pretty pictures though, and I know all that modeling, painting, and photography is why the magazine is so expensive. Reading about the older issues back in the day, pre-Warhammer, has been very interesting! [/QUOTE]

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