You can read it, sure, but you also FEEL it, you SMELL it and you HEAR it. The old mags, from day one on, had multiple things going for it That would in my mind gives folks a lot of the nostalgia, be fairly cheap to produce, and give people a hook to check out the magazine that a lot of folks don't have!Įr. I'd try to keep most of the text the same. No new art or maps or anything, just updated statblocks and DCs for the traps and such. My idea I would in my spare time convert some of the most popular adventures from the original Dragon/Dungeon magazines for 5E, and release one for each new issue of Dragon+. You don't have a ton of power and can't start the magazine from scratch, but you are responsible for pitching new ideas to include or replace ones in Dragon+. I'm not really surprised this is the case as a huge bulk of the book is adverts for their own products.īut imagine a hypothetical situation you've been hired onto the WotC team, specifically to pitch ideas for the Dragon+ magazine.
This same appreciation doesn't seem to exist for WotC's current online magazine, Dragon+. Plus a great deal of appreciation for newer 3rd-party zines, and the success of MCDM's Arcadia.
Hi all! So I'm making this thread for the simple reason that I have noticed a great deal of nostalgia for the original Dragon magazines, and even the Dungeon magazines.
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