Einstellung der Printprodukte

a, fehlen da zwei “s”? Nein, wir reden hier über die beiden Magazine von D&D, die demnächst eingestellt werden. Stattdessen geht Wizards of the Coast jetzt dazu über, Inhalte im Internet zu veröffentlichen um mehr Leute zu erreichen.Schlechte Nachrichten also für des englischkundige Leser der Magazine Dragon und Dungeon, beide will Paizo einstellen. Im September erscheinen mit Nummer 359 (Dragon) und 150 (Dungeon) die beiden letzten Ausgaben. Im gleichen Zuge kündigt Paizo Publishing mit Pathfinder ein neues monatliches Adventure Path Magazin an, mit je 96 vollfarbigen Seiten und OGL-kompatibel

Paizo Publishing to Cease Publication of Dragon and Dungeon
Magazines to continue through September 2007
April 19, 2007 (Bellevue, Wash.) – Paizo Publishing and Wizards of the Coast today announced the conclusion of Paizo’s license to produce Dragon and Dungeon magazines effective September 2007. Publication of Dragon and Dungeon will cease with issues number 359 and 150, respectively.
“Today the internet is where people go to get this kind of information,” said Scott Rouse, Senior Brand Manager of Dungeons & Dragons®, Wizards of the Coast. “By moving to an online model we are using a delivery system that broadens our reach to fans around the world. Paizo has been a great partner to us over the last several years. We wish them well on their future endeavors.”
“We at Paizo are very proud of the work we’ve put into Dragon and Dungeon during the past five years,” says Erik Mona, Paizo’s Publisher and Editor in Chief of Dragon. “While we’ll all miss working on these venerable magazines, our talented editorial and art staff as well as our phenomenal team of freelance contributors will continue to produce high-quality, exciting, new OGL releases that are aimed at supporting our existing customers and beyond. We look forward to sharing useful and provocative new products that support our favorite hobby.”
Subscribers should visit paizo.com/transition to learn more about the future of their subscriptions. Multiple options will be available for customers whose subscriptions extend beyond the final issues of the magazines. The final issues will be Dragon #359 and Dungeon #150—both of which will contain special content commemorating the history of these incredible magazines. The Savage Tide Adventure Path will conclude as planned in Dungeon #150.
Paizo will continue to publish its popular GameMastery line of RPG accessories, including a new line of monthly OGL adventure modules beginning in June with Nicolas Logue’s Crown of the Kobold King.
Paizo Publishing spun off from Wizards of the Coast’s periodicals department in 2002. In its five years as publisher of Dragon and Dungeon, Paizo introduced popular features such as The Shackled City, Age of Worms, and Savage Tide Adventure Paths, the Demonomicon of Iggwilv, Core Beliefs, and Critical Threats. Paizo published three official Dungeons & Dragons hardcover books—The Shackled City Adventure Path, The DRAGON Compendium, and The Art of DRAGON Magazine. In five years of publishing Dragon and Dungeon, Paizo received twelve Gen Con EN World RPG Awards (ENnies) and the 2004 Origins Award for Best Gaming Related Periodical.

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