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<blockquote data-quote="jaerdaph" data-source="post: 1940765" data-attributes="member: 3398">My responses and reasons:Dungeon Magazine should explore other settings besides default D&amp;DI'm not really into D&amp;D now, I'm all about d20 Modern almost exclusively. When Paizo cut Polyhedron with its d20 Modern support from DUNGEON, I decided to let my subscription run out. Don't get me wrong, I like Paizo, DUNGEON is a great magazine, best its been in years, but I really don't need all that fantasy material. I will buy an issue off the news stand though if I see something I think I can use (port to d20 Modern). Same goes for my DRAGON subscription, which I'm also letting run out, and my opinion of that magazine.I like Dungeon Magazine's full color format. Heck yeah, especially for the beautiful maps (and maps could fall under &quot;something I think I can use&quot; when looking at an issue of DUNGEON on the magazine rack and deciding if I want to pick up that particular issue.) I'd like the competitor to fill it's own niche. Definitely. Throw in some d20 pulp, modern, future, powered by Grim Tales, uses X product from Publisher Y, and I'm down. I'd like the competitor to have a full color format. For the same reason I gave above, but I realize it might not be practical for some publishers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jaerdaph, post: 1940765, member: 3398"] My responses and reasons: [I]Dungeon Magazine should explore other settings besides default D&D[/I] I'm not really into D&D now, I'm all about d20 Modern almost exclusively. When Paizo cut Polyhedron with its d20 Modern support from DUNGEON, I decided to let my subscription run out. Don't get me wrong, I like Paizo, DUNGEON is a great magazine, best its been in years, but I really don't need all that fantasy material. I will buy an issue off the news stand though if I see something I think I can use (port to d20 Modern). Same goes for my DRAGON subscription, which I'm also letting run out, and my opinion of that magazine. [I]I like Dungeon Magazine's full color format. [/I] Heck yeah, especially for the beautiful maps (and maps could fall under "something I think I can use" when looking at an issue of DUNGEON on the magazine rack and deciding if I want to pick up that particular issue.) [I]I'd like the competitor to fill it's own niche. [/I] Definitely. Throw in some d20 pulp, modern, future, powered by Grim Tales, uses X product from Publisher Y, and I'm down. [I]I'd like the competitor to have a full color format. [/I] For the same reason I gave above, but I realize it might not be practical for some publishers. [/QUOTE]

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