Sadly, on April 19th, Wizards announced that they will no longer publish Dragon and Dungeon magazine. Instead, the magazines will be fully transfered over to the internet, in order to allow more D&D players access to these magazines.
Discuss.
Goodbye Dragon and Dungeon.....
Sadly, on April 19th, Wizards announced that they will no longer publish Dragon and Dungeon magazine. Instead, the magazines will be fully transfered over to the internet, in order to allow more D&D players access to these magazines.
Discuss.
Meh, I never Subscribed anyway.
The content will still be available and Paizo will begin the publication of Pathfinder, an adventure path-oriented magazine. I'm not particularly surprised nor do I really see anything terrible about it, magazines aren't nearly as profitable as they were several decades ago.
i do, however, like the ability to read something that's not on my computer screen. i guess i'm just old-fashioned like that but it's annoying to me especially when i'm in a gaming mood, since i don't have a lappy.
well~
It'll be more accesible, at least.
~Ye must desire respite from thy empty existence. Thou shalt have it.~
I guess I won't get that subscription I was going to get then.
I'll miss the comics that I occasionally read whenever my friend had his copy of Dragon.
once again, i'm pretty sure you can find all of those comics online, though without being featured in the magazines, i wonder if they'll continue now :S
Yes, the comics still continue. Order of the Stick is an online comic that is simply added to Dragon and Dungeon magazine.
But the whole internet transfer ticks me off. I have dial-up, which is slower than a moving mountain. If they make it PDF files, i'm really screwed. It takes hours and hours to load. Dragon and Dungeon are now virtually unaaccesible to me.
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