Will Dungeon Craft Move to pathfinder or anything else?

[greasy]

Will Dungeon Craft move to pathfinder? That article was one of the main reason I bought Dragon and then Dungeon when if moved to that mag. I know WOTC has they articles on their site but they tend not to be as usefull or long enough. I really loved the old dungeoncraft where they build a campain world, those were awesome.

I like others do like the printed stuff better it just seems better when you are at the table.

Jon

[James Jacobs]

Dungeoncraft, like the rest of the non-fiction, non-comic contents of the magazines, belongs to WotC. We can't continue it on in Pathfinder as a result. We can certainly do some sort of other advice column, but it won't be called Dungeoncraft.

[Brent Stroh]

James Jacobs wrote:

Dungeoncraft, like the rest of the non-fiction, non-comic contents of the magazines, belongs to WotC. We can't continue it on in Pathfinder as a result. We can certainly do some sort of other advice column, but it won't be called Dungeoncraft.

Another hypothetical - does WotC own the IP of the published adventures? Specifically, is this the end of the Styes, or could Paizo hypothetically set their 3rd Pathfinder path there?

I know Mr. Logue's Eberron stuff is history, which is too bad - Chimes At Midnight could have easily continued for several more installments, but I'm curious about the non-WotC setting specific stuff.

Thanks!

[cwslyclgh]

I believe (and I think that James has posted on another thread) that WotC owns everything that appeared in the magazines with the exception of the fiction (in dragon) and comics.

[Wolfgang Baur]

greasy wrote:

Will Dungeon Craft move to pathfinder? That article was one of the main reason I bought Dragon and then Dungeon when if moved to that mag. I know WOTC has they articles on their site but they tend not to be as usefull or long enough. I really loved the old dungeoncraft where they build a campain world, those were awesome.

Pathfinder is building a whole campaign setting, so you'll see a lot of great campaign-creation that way. Heck, the goblins alone are sign of good things to come there.

I'm writing the last Dungeoncraft article in a few weeks, but I've been doing some design essays at Open Design (the current topic is "Worldbuilding", due to patrons on April 30th). I'll continue writing those Dungeoncraft-style articles and may do a monthly version of them if there's interest.