Why did you subscribe to DDI?

[cdrcjsn]

I'm wondering what reasons people subscribed to DDI for.

Character builder?
Rules Compendium?
Dragon Magazine?
Dungeon Magazine?
Future content?

What content are you actually using?

Just curious.

Cedric

 

[Scribble]

Well a combination of:

Dragon + Bonus tools (mainly encounter builder and monster builder) + compendium.

I don't realy "use" dungeon too much, but it makes me happy that the monsters show up in the compendium (and thus the encounter builder.)

 

[caudor]

Dungeon & Dragon magazines. Character Builder. Bonus tools. Looking forward to the virtual table, although I'm cool if it turns out token based tool rather than 3D stuff. My imagination works better for me than 3D models.

 

[darjr]

I signed up for the magazines and the tools and compendium and the character builder. I'm using the character builder the most, so far.

I'm hoping for the virtual tabletop.

 

[Lhorgrim]

I signed up for the magazines and the tools and compendium and the character builder. I'm using the character builder the most, so far.

I'm hoping for the virtual tabletop.

This.

I'm using all of the above to help learn the game well enough to teach new players. Dungeon for learning about the dynamics of encounters, the compendium as a quick rule reference, and the character builder to compare and contrast PCs I've made on paper.

 

[kmdietri]

I subscribed for the Comopendium, now I use everything just about everything.

 

[Shroomy]

I initially subscribed for the magazines, but I now use the other tools almost daily.

 

[ki11erDM]

D&D Compendium. Something I have wanted for most of my life... kind of sad really. : (

But I am really starting to get into Dragon know... never really liked it much before. Dungeon has always been good and I like having it as a PDF. And know that I am getting to play a bit more the Character Builder has become worth the price all by its self.

 

[Jack99]

I signed up for eDragon. The rest is just one huge bonus. The compendium in particular is turning out to be worth the entire subscription on it's own.

 

[Verys Arkon]

Signed up for Dragon, and the compendium. I've been using the monster builder a little, and the character builder is a great 'rainy day' tool for a DM to play with - imagining all the characters he'll never get a chance to play Haven't made much use of Dungeon (except for the monsters in the Compendium, which is fan-damn-tastic if you ask me!).

Still hoping for the other tools, but not holding my breath.

Verys