DitheringFool |
Monte has extended the charter membership period to April 10th.
Who gets up every morning and reads the daily newspaper or browses out to their favorite web site (Paizo, Universe Today, ...)? I now go to Dungeon A Day!
Every (weekday) morning I get a room with something in it that makes it more than a 10x10 blah. I also get insights on game design and running a campaign from Monte Cook. There are new monsters, spells, magic items (pretty cool little bugger too), and feats. There's a periodic podcast even. There are forums. The maps are stunning and the art work is top notch.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, dungeon crawls aren't for everyone. Subscriptions aren't the same as owning something. There are lots of reasons to not jump in - so what do you want to know to help you decide?
Jason Bulmahn Director of Game Design |
To me it is worth it just for the read. I have not gotten this much enjoyment out of reading a dungeon in a long while. Unfortunately.. I am now nearly caught up and am going to have to wait like everyone else to get more chambers.
Dungeon A Day is really pretty well designed and looks like it would be a blast to run. Now I just gotta wrap up some of my other games...
Jason
DitheringFool |
To me it is worth it just for the read. I have not gotten this much enjoyment out of reading a dungeon in a long while. Unfortunately.. I am now nearly caught up and am going to have to wait like everyone else to get more chambers.
Dungeon A Day is really pretty well designed and looks like it would be a blast to run. Now I just gotta wrap up some of my other games...
Jason
Once you're hooked weekends are a killer...
Jason Bulmahn Director of Game Design |
Jason Bulmahn wrote:Once you're hooked weekends are a killer...To me it is worth it just for the read. I have not gotten this much enjoyment out of reading a dungeon in a long while. Unfortunately.. I am now nearly caught up and am going to have to wait like everyone else to get more chambers.
Dungeon A Day is really pretty well designed and looks like it would be a blast to run. Now I just gotta wrap up some of my other games...
Jason
That is what I figured.. I am now caught up on all of the available level 1 rooms.. and I am already looking forward to tomorrow. Hmm.. I still have some bonus encounters to check out... woo hoo.
Jason
JoelF847 RPG Superstar 2008 Top 32, 2011 Top 16 |
hogarth |
I don't have time to run it on top of my other 2 games I'm running, but I'm loving reading it - it's got tons of great encounters, new monsters, spells, items, and DM advice. And it's a lot of fun to read.
Next time I start a new campaign, I'm going to try using it.
Thanks for the feedback!
Has the content gotten appreciably better/worse/faster/slower since the debut? I'm just curious because I'm a pessimist by nature. :-)
JoelF847 RPG Superstar 2008 Top 32, 2011 Top 16 |
JoelF847 wrote:I don't have time to run it on top of my other 2 games I'm running, but I'm loving reading it - it's got tons of great encounters, new monsters, spells, items, and DM advice. And it's a lot of fun to read.
Next time I start a new campaign, I'm going to try using it.
Thanks for the feedback!
Has the content gotten appreciably better/worse/faster/slower since the debut? I'm just curious because I'm a pessimist by nature. :-)
I don't know if I'd say better or worse - IMO it started really great, and has stayed at that level of excellence since then. So far, Monte's updated with 1 encounter/room every weekday, with about 2 blogs/week (plus Jason B's 1/month about using DaD with Pathfinder), 1 bonus encounter/week for charter members, and frequent forum posting from Monte. The blogs also have included 3 podcasts so far, and there's a fair amount of info on upcomming levels, which has allowed people to comment/make suggestions on parts of the dungeon that haven't been posted/published yet.