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<blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 634340" data-attributes="member: 8461">That would explain why both the &quot;prologue&quot; fiction in Dragon and the adventure of the same scenario in Dungeon were written by him. I was wondering what was going on there. Now that I think about it though, T.H. Lain would be releasing books at an incredible pace if (s)he was a single person, and not some gestalt entity.That said, I like the fiction (of course, I tend to love almost everything). Admittedly, non-d20 style fiction isn't what I expect to find (by non-d20, I mean where the fiction is displaying magic or something completely far and away from what we know of the system) in a magazine dedicated to promotion of d20's source material, but lately Dragon has been good about that. I even like the fiction that frames the books (since I invariably go buy the books as well), seeing it as an extra treat that helps to flesh out the book itself. My most favorite part is when the fiction has an attached article stats for characters or monsters and such from the fiction itself. Now that's something I really enjoy!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alzrius, post: 634340, member: 8461"] That would explain why both the "prologue" fiction in [I]Dragon[/I] and the adventure of the same scenario in [I]Dungeon[/I] were written by him. I was wondering what was going on there. Now that I think about it though, T.H. Lain would be releasing books at an incredible pace if (s)he was a single person, and not some gestalt entity. That said, I like the fiction (of course, I tend to love almost everything). Admittedly, non-d20 style fiction isn't what I expect to find (by non-d20, I mean where the fiction is displaying magic or something completely far and away from what we know of the system) in a magazine dedicated to promotion of d20's source material, but lately [I]Dragon[/I] has been good about that. I even like the fiction that frames the books (since I invariably go buy the books as well), seeing it as an extra treat that helps to flesh out the book itself. My most favorite part is when the fiction has an attached article stats for characters or monsters and such from the fiction itself. Now that's something I really enjoy! [/QUOTE]

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