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<blockquote data-quote="TheBadElf" data-source="post: 1222803" data-attributes="member: 14037">I like Dragon as a D&amp;D/D20 magazine, and I hope it stays that way.&nbsp; A while back I read the entire run of Dragon from issue 1 (thanks to the CD archive, a laptop, and some very slow nights at work), and IMO the mixed format that they used to use would be a disaster today.&nbsp; I enjoy other games, but D&amp;D is the one I actually play every week.&nbsp; I like being able to pick up a magazine stuffed with new things for it every month.&nbsp; I have some issues with the *type* of D&amp;D content we're getting these days - I could do with fewer template articles and more ecologies and interesting places to visit - but there have been very few articles that I thought were totally useless (other than the computer game stuff -&nbsp; my personal wish is that they'd drop that and bring back the long-dead book review column).&nbsp; If Dragon started covering anything very far from D&amp;D it would become much less useful to me and possibly fall off of my always-purchase list.That being said, if there's enough of a market for Paizo or anyone else to try a wider ranging RPG magazine I'd gladly give it a shot.&nbsp; I just want my D&amp;D goodness every month.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheBadElf, post: 1222803, member: 14037"] I like Dragon as a D&D/D20 magazine, and I hope it stays that way. A while back I read the entire run of Dragon from issue 1 (thanks to the CD archive, a laptop, and some very slow nights at work), and IMO the mixed format that they used to use would be a disaster today. I enjoy other games, but D&D is the one I actually play every week. I like being able to pick up a magazine stuffed with new things for it every month. I have some issues with the *type* of D&D content we're getting these days - I could do with fewer template articles and more ecologies and interesting places to visit - but there have been very few articles that I thought were totally useless (other than the computer game stuff - my personal wish is that they'd drop that and bring back the long-dead book review column). If Dragon started covering anything very far from D&D it would become much less useful to me and possibly fall off of my always-purchase list. That being said, if there's enough of a market for Paizo or anyone else to try a wider ranging RPG magazine I'd gladly give it a shot. I just want my D&D goodness every month. [/QUOTE]

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