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<blockquote data-quote="scourger" data-source="post: 1655001" data-attributes="member: 12328">The Dungeon cover looks good overall.&nbsp; The magazine cannot go wrong by refocusing on adventures.&nbsp; It used to be titled Dungeon Adventures.&nbsp; I'll miss Polyhedron but not enough to make me want to discontinue the magazine.&nbsp; Poly hit its peak for me with Omega World.&nbsp; I'll keep subscribing as I have for years.&nbsp; The Shackled City Adventure Path has been fun to watch, and I would love to run it.&nbsp; I look forward to the retooled classic adventures.Dragon holds as little interest for me as it always has.&nbsp; I've got a very few issues, and I don't plan to buy more or subscribe.&nbsp; I don't need a lot of extra D&amp;D rules.&nbsp; The core game works fine for me.&nbsp; If I want something different, I want something really different but based on the D&amp;D rules I know &amp; love (like OW mentioned above or Judge Dredd).&nbsp; But, that's just my taste.&nbsp; I wish Paizo continued success with both periodicals.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scourger, post: 1655001, member: 12328"] The Dungeon cover looks good overall. The magazine cannot go wrong by refocusing on adventures. It used to be titled Dungeon Adventures. I'll miss Polyhedron but not enough to make me want to discontinue the magazine. Poly hit its peak for me with Omega World. I'll keep subscribing as I have for years. The Shackled City Adventure Path has been fun to watch, and I would love to run it. I look forward to the retooled classic adventures. Dragon holds as little interest for me as it always has. I've got a very few issues, and I don't plan to buy more or subscribe. I don't need a lot of extra D&D rules. The core game works fine for me. If I want something different, I want something really different but based on the D&D rules I know & love (like OW mentioned above or Judge Dredd). But, that's just my taste. I wish Paizo continued success with both periodicals. [/QUOTE]

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