merlin93 pisze:

<!--QuoteEBegin-->Mogę Ci podać jeden adres : Centrum Handlowe Bemowo, sklep o nazwie "Morion", znajdziesz na 100%. Wydziałem tam przedwczoraj(29.11.02) bodajże Dragona.  <br /> <br />Pozdrawiam!

Garragiel pisze:

<!--QuoteEBegin-->[...]A tak przy okazji. Co znajduje siê w takim Dragonie?

Oficjalna strona Dragona pisze:

<!--QuoteEBegin-->Chapter One: Game Room  <br />Wyrm's Turn <br />Paizo's gladiators get "orange-crushed." <br />Scale Mail <br />Readers tell us what they think of "Campaign Components" and character sheets. <br />Dork Tower <br /> <br />Chapter Two: Features <br />Campaign Components: Gladiators <br />Character concepts, new equipment, and special rules bring the excitement and danger of the arena to your game. <br />Nodwick <br />Blood and Fame <br />Deadly gladiator prestige classes bring fame to any character. <br />Saying the Right Things <br />Talk your way into some XP with new rules for Bluff, Diplomacy, Intimidate, and Sense Motive. <br />The Iron Path <br />Martial arts for any campaign. <br />The Undergroves <br />Survive the lethal hazards of the Underdark. <br />Guild Secrets <br />Academy Necromica is dedicated to death ... and revenge. <br />Prying Eyes <br />An evil ex-priest of Pelor seeks gold and eyeballs to satisfy his demanding god. <br />Silicon Sorcery <br />More monsters from Neverwinter Nights threaten your PCs. <br /> <br />Chapter Three: Wizard's Workshop <br />DM's Toolbox <br />Perk up your plot hooks and learn to make memorable NPCs. <br />The Play's the Thing <br />Steps to good negotiating. <br />Sage Advice <br />From armor to spells to feats, the Sage answers your most complicated questions. <br />Advertiser Index <br />What's New

Johnny L. Wilson pisze:

<!--QuoteEBegin-->Beginning with the May issue of Dungeon/Polyhedron (#98 ), the cover price will be reduced from $7.99 to $6.99. Prior to January 22, 2003, all subscribers will have their subscriptions extended by two issues to reflect changes in the frequency and page count of the magazine. I realize that this contradicts the statement I made to many of you at GenCon of 2002 with nothing but the best intentions. I stated that I did not intend to change Dungeon/Polyhedron prior to GenCon of 2003. I hope that the reduced price and extended subscriptions take some of the sting out of this change in position. I also hope that you will take some time to consider my rationale for the decision. <br /> <br />It was initially my intent to announce that I would be splitting Dungeon and Polyhedron into separate bi-monthly magazines at GenCon 2003. Under that plan, they would alternate publication months. The problem with that plan became apparent as we looked at our business plan. Splitting the two magazines would reduce the paid readership for each title and dampen the desire of advertisers to pay the existing rates, based on current paid circulation. Further, splitting the magazines would require a separate infrastructure for handling subscriptions and advertising for the two magazines. Finally, splitting the magazines would not solve either our desire to get more adventures into the hands of our readers at a faster pace or our concern that we had no space in the current format for supporting the d20 mini-games we were publishing in Polyhedron. <br /> <br />I decided that my initial plan would have been very attractive to purists who either refused to look at Polyhedron because they only played D&D or refused to look at Dungeon because they only liked a variety of game systems. However, my initial plan would have done nothing for the increasing percentage of readers who liked both sides of the magazine and enjoyed the fresh ideas found under both titles. Since my initial plan was neither cost-effective nor likely to please the largest majority of the readers, I scrapped it in favor of the plan we’ve adopted. <br /> <br />The emphasis in the new circa 100-page Dungeon/Polyhedron will alternate from month-to-month. One month, approximately 2/3 of the magazine will be Dungeon adventures and the other third will be dedicated to reviews of other d20 games and providing support material for other games and our own mini-games (equipment, vehicles, monsters, enemies, scenarios, adventures, and more). In the alternating month, approximately 2/3 of the magazine will be a Polyhedron mini-game and the other 1/3 will be Dungeon adventures. In those months where the Polyhedron emphasis is greater, Dungeon/Polyhedron SUBSCRIBERS will receive a bonus adventure that will not appear in the newsstand books. This will be in addition to the newsstand page count (an extra signature in magazine speak) and will bring to the total number of pages devoted annually to adventures to a higher total than the bi-monthly format. It also rewards our subscribers in a way that makes sense. Newsstand buyers may be able to purchase the bonus adventures from us at a separate price, but they either will be electronic software downloads or separately printed collections of the adventures. <br /> <br />As always, I know that change will create a storm of controversy. However, I wanted to attempt to circumvent some of the expected opposition by speaking directly to the most dedicated group of fans from the outset. A press release is going out on Monday, December 6, 2003, but only EN World is getting this full explanation.

Garragiel pisze:

<!--QuoteEBegin-->Te $6.99 to przecie i tak coś koło 30 zł. No, ale to Ameryka. Mam nadzieję, że ISA za jakiś czas zacznie wydawać polskiego Dragona albo Dungeona. Coś o tym mówili....

danant pisze:

<!--QuoteEBegin-->W ramach 25 - 30 PLN za Dungeona masz do dyspozycji zawsze około 4 przygód, 2 NPCów (Critical Threat), czasami jakieś lokalizacje, czy też przygodne spotkania... To mało???

danant pisze:

<!--QuoteEBegin-->W Dungeonie masz to wszystko w kolorze, bardzo zróżnicowane, na różne poziomy... Za blisko połowę ceny "oryginalnej".

Glaeken pisze:

<!--QuoteEBegin-->[...]Poszukuje czgo¶ takiego jak spis artyku³ow dotyczacych FR w "Dragon magazine" ? Znalaz³em czesc na stronce candlekeep.com ale te lista nie dotyczy nowych numerów Dragona.

rumun pisze:

<!--QuoteEBegin-->Czy "Dragona" mozna dostac w empiku?? <br />Jest on po polsku?? <br /> <br />Pozdrufki,  <br />Elminis Ab'Dragorn

Cień pisze:

<!--QuoteEBegin-->Było w polsce czasopismo MiM "Magia i "Miecz" ale już go nie ma bodajże od 8 miesięcy lecz stare numery można dostać w poczcie wysyłkowej tylko nie wiem na jakiej stronie

GrzegorzSzulc na forum ISY pisze:

<!--QuoteEBegin-->Tak, niestety musimy zacząć przymierzać się do polskiej mutacji Dungeono/Dragona.  <br /> <br />Jeszcze tylko kilka podręczników i PG osiągnie 5000 sprzedaży. Nie spodziewaliśmy się że pójdzie to tak szybko.