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<blockquote data-quote="LeapingShark" data-source="post: 2319399" data-attributes="member: 15618">My sentiments exactly!&nbsp; From the first issue to the present, all of the editors have done a great job on Dungeon. Erik is one of them and he's doing a fantastic job!&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /> Of Erik's (&amp; James Jacobs, etc) new improvements, I especially love the &quot;Adventure Path&quot; concept.&nbsp; I'm even more excited about the new Age of Worms.&nbsp; I also think it's amazing that Erik manages to pull in &quot;name&quot; adventure writers with regularity (Andy Collins, Sean K Reynolds, Mike Mearls, etc, etc).&nbsp; E.g. A new setting like Eberron comes out, and Erik brings the setting author onboard to write a bunch of adventures. Groovy!&nbsp; I love all the big pull out maps we've had recently, Greyhawk, Isle of Dread, etc.&nbsp; And the &quot;Backdrop&quot; concept like the Isle of Dread mini-setting is a cool idea too, especially because it brought back a classic location.&nbsp; And of course having Erik as editor means we will always have new Greyhawk material to look forward to.&nbsp; Perhaps the best thing about Erik as editor is that it's really great to see a D&amp;Der achieve success, rising from a superfan like Iquander, to hold an important job in the gaming industry. Thank you and bravo!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LeapingShark, post: 2319399, member: 15618"] My sentiments exactly! From the first issue to the present, all of the editors have done a great job on Dungeon. Erik is one of them and he's doing a fantastic job! :D Of Erik's (& James Jacobs, etc) new improvements, I especially love the "Adventure Path" concept. I'm even more excited about the new Age of Worms. I also think it's amazing that Erik manages to pull in "name" adventure writers with regularity (Andy Collins, Sean K Reynolds, Mike Mearls, etc, etc). E.g. A new setting like Eberron comes out, and Erik brings the setting author onboard to write a bunch of adventures. Groovy! I love all the big pull out maps we've had recently, Greyhawk, Isle of Dread, etc. And the "Backdrop" concept like the Isle of Dread mini-setting is a cool idea too, especially because it brought back a classic location. And of course having Erik as editor means we will always have new Greyhawk material to look forward to. Perhaps the best thing about Erik as editor is that it's really great to see a D&Der achieve success, rising from a superfan like Iquander, to hold an important job in the gaming industry. Thank you and bravo! [/QUOTE]

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