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Dragon, Dungeon magazines get relaunches, ugly logotypes
 

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May 14, 2004
05:38 PM: Mike Sugarbaker says...
Dragon, Dungeon magazines get relaunches, ugly logotypes

Paizo Publishing has announced that, while Dungeon will be focused solely on D&D moving forward, Dragon will be widening its focus to all the media in which D&D appears: the minis game, computers, et cetera. Dragon will also include a WotC catalog every quarter. The relaunch officially happens in, of course, August.


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May 25, 2004 06:33 AM: Nym says...

welcome to the begining of the end of a once mighty publishing. trying to change how things are done with the two will drastically modify how people respond to them.

May 27, 2004 10:56 PM: misuba says...

It doesn't sound like an enormous change to me. It's good to hear that D&D Minis is getting some focus; it deserves it. But hopefully, Dragon will keep at least a little bit of an eye on the world outside D&D.

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