They really are the last remnants of a bygone age, it's a wonder that White Dwarf still exists.

>>98760860
it isn't happening, anon, magazines are dead and gone. You can get them from Internet Archive and other sources, it's what I'm doing to get old modules and whatnot

>>98760860
>Why can't Paizo and WOTC just both get some money for sales?
Because they're retarded.
Pozzio is fully distancing themselves from DND by investing in the gayest sci-fi setting ever conceived that literally nobody wants.
WOTC is so out of touch and oblivious that the CEO thought Baldur's Gate was a VTT and that there's never been a DND MMO (there are two and they're getting regular expansions), there's no way the higher ups even know Dragon or Dungeon magazine exists.

>>98760860
Potentially rights issues, and the effort to correct them isn't worth the pitiful return.

>>98760860
If you cared, you would've already pirated them long ago.

>>98762119
Where I work (not gaming related) we had a bunch of stuff we couldn't reprint from the 00s because a lot of it was in typefaces we hadn't paid for. It was the wild west back then and you could just download a bunch of copyrighted stuff off DaFont and go wild. I believe we received a C&D over it and since then a bunch of stuff stays in the archive and won't come back out unless they can justify the effort of reformatting it all.
So yeah, rights issues can fuck up a project like this even on the minor stuff.

>>98760874
>>98760860
This is depressing.

>>98762818
I HAVE pirated them. Most of them aren't OEF and are bad scans

>>98763554
There is a good chance the original electronic format for some earlier magazines no longer exists, or is no longer compatible with the software the company has.
Publishing is a pain in the arse.

>>98760874
Warhammer Magazine 2027