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<blockquote data-quote="Painfully" data-source="post: 641330" data-attributes="member: 601">I used to subscribe to Amazing magazine, formerly published by TSR if I remember correctly.&nbsp; Steven Spielberg even had a television series of the same name for a short while.&nbsp; I loved it (the magazine and the television series), but, I never once bought a Dragon magazine for the fiction, and it is not what I look forward to when I open the latest issue.Frankly, I'd rather they take out the fiction and make it an occassional thing.&nbsp; In it's place I'd like to see a feature module like they present in Dungeon magazine, or maybe a cardboard model of a moathouse like they feature on the WotC website, or a d20 game like they feature in Polyhedron, or NEW and interesting counters of mundane things like tables, chairs, thrones, water pools, torches, etc to &quot;fill in the gaps&quot; of my growing counter collection (everybody needs a few barrels, bones, and treasure chests, right?).&nbsp; Or give us another good article or two without worrying so much about a theme.&nbsp; I can buy a fiction magazine if I want fiction, but game content is what I look for in Dragon magazine, NOT short stories.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Painfully, post: 641330, member: 601"] I used to subscribe to Amazing magazine, formerly published by TSR if I remember correctly. Steven Spielberg even had a television series of the same name for a short while. I loved it (the magazine and the television series), but, I never once bought a Dragon magazine for the fiction, and it is not what I look forward to when I open the latest issue. Frankly, I'd rather they take out the fiction and make it an occassional thing. In it's place I'd like to see a feature module like they present in Dungeon magazine, or maybe a cardboard model of a moathouse like they feature on the WotC website, or a d20 game like they feature in Polyhedron, or NEW and interesting counters of mundane things like tables, chairs, thrones, water pools, torches, etc to "fill in the gaps" of my growing counter collection (everybody needs a few barrels, bones, and treasure chests, right?). Or give us another good article or two without worrying so much about a theme. I can buy a fiction magazine if I want fiction, but game content is what I look for in Dragon magazine, NOT short stories. [/QUOTE]

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