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<blockquote data-quote="Threedub" data-source="post: 1940954" data-attributes="member: 12059">I like Dungeon for default D&amp;D and have subscribed for years.&nbsp; I prefer the format they are using now, with mostly standard setting adventures and a few pages of How-To.&nbsp; I liked Poly fine, but it got in the way of Dungeon and I'm not sad to see the format changed.I wouldn't buy another magazine that used standard D&amp;D settings for modules unless it was actually better than Dungeon in both writing and presentation.&nbsp; I get enough ideas from Dungeon to fill up my available D&amp;D DM time.&nbsp; I also pick and choose other modules to steal from like the Goodman Games series and stuff from Necromancer.&nbsp; So I'm default D&amp;Ded out.However, I would probably buy a magazine that is creative, professional, and fills other RP niches.&nbsp; I don't know how it would work, possibly issues could be based on one theme, genre, or system.&nbsp; It might work better to take a pretty popular system and have one module for that in every issue and fill the rest with other systems.&nbsp; For example, I'd be interested in quality M&amp;M, Spycraft, d20 Modern, and World of Darkness stuff.&nbsp; It doesn't need to be color (I bought and buy both of EN World's mags and enjoy them) but it does need to be quality.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Threedub, post: 1940954, member: 12059"] I like Dungeon for default D&D and have subscribed for years. I prefer the format they are using now, with mostly standard setting adventures and a few pages of How-To. I liked Poly fine, but it got in the way of Dungeon and I'm not sad to see the format changed. I wouldn't buy another magazine that used standard D&D settings for modules unless it was actually better than Dungeon in both writing and presentation. I get enough ideas from Dungeon to fill up my available D&D DM time. I also pick and choose other modules to steal from like the Goodman Games series and stuff from Necromancer. So I'm default D&Ded out. However, I would probably buy a magazine that is creative, professional, and fills other RP niches. I don't know how it would work, possibly issues could be based on one theme, genre, or system. It might work better to take a pretty popular system and have one module for that in every issue and fill the rest with other systems. For example, I'd be interested in quality M&M, Spycraft, d20 Modern, and World of Darkness stuff. It doesn't need to be color (I bought and buy both of EN World's mags and enjoy them) but it does need to be quality. [/QUOTE]

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