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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Erebus" data-source="post: 1455516" data-attributes="member: 8616">Sorry, but I disagree. Because the articles in Dragon/Dungeon are published indirectly by WotC they will probably carry more weight with the casual fan than material produced by a fan site, regardless of the "official" status of each and the medium they are presented in. Furthermore, the articles in general are hitting a wider segment of the market since the readership is composed of both DS fans and non-DS fans. Conversely, the website is an online resource that must be searched for, and it's unlikely non-DS fans would bother to look for it since they have no interest in doing so. Therefore, I think it's more likely that the articles will also do a better job of creating awareness among readers unfamiliar with DS and hopefully draw more fans and interest to the setting. The last DS product was published something like 8 years ago. Current D&D players new to the hobby and/or not currently part of the online community will be getting their first taste of DS in almost a decade. Hmmm. Not really sure what you mean here. I wasn't aware the status of athas.org had really changed.Edit: spelling</blockquote>