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<blockquote data-quote="Agamon" data-source="post: 915295" data-attributes="member: 184">I really see little reason for the color/glossy pages.&nbsp; Obviously ads will be less important if the color and quality paper is done away with. (not to say there should be no ads, but less ads for a less-expensive to make product is okay).I liked Poly when it was an RPGA mouthpiece/Dragon's little brother.&nbsp; I don't have much use for it anymore.&nbsp; d20 mini-games might have their place, but it's not in Dungeon.&nbsp; Plus, with Hijinx, we can see the idea barrel runing low, so changing course on the Poly side is about due.So, what I'd like to see done is: keep it monthly, get rid of the color/glossy pages, keep Poly, but turn it into what it was in #100; RPGA stuff and material relevant to the Dungeon side, and make the price whatever is needed to keep it afloat.&nbsp; If it provides a couple adventures per month plus the side treks, crit threats, and maps of mystery, people will buy it.&nbsp; In other words, take the magazine back from aestheitically pleasing to utilitarian.&nbsp; I cherish my old 1E/2E Dungeons, they're the best part of my gaming collection.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Agamon, post: 915295, member: 184"] I really see little reason for the color/glossy pages. Obviously ads will be less important if the color and quality paper is done away with. (not to say there should be no ads, but less ads for a less-expensive to make product is okay). I liked Poly when it was an RPGA mouthpiece/Dragon's little brother. I don't have much use for it anymore. d20 mini-games might have their place, but it's not in Dungeon. Plus, with Hijinx, we can see the idea barrel runing low, so changing course on the Poly side is about due. So, what I'd like to see done is: keep it monthly, get rid of the color/glossy pages, keep Poly, but turn it into what it was in #100; RPGA stuff and material relevant to the Dungeon side, and make the price whatever is needed to keep it afloat. If it provides a couple adventures per month plus the side treks, crit threats, and maps of mystery, people will buy it. In other words, take the magazine back from aestheitically pleasing to utilitarian. I cherish my old 1E/2E Dungeons, they're the best part of my gaming collection. [/QUOTE]

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