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<blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 919733" data-attributes="member: 151">Hi, Erik.&nbsp; Nice to see you again.Let me be clear: I like both magazines, and I like the way they are.&nbsp; I enjoy Polyhedron, especially the mini-games...and I love Downer and Bolt &amp; Quiver.&nbsp; It's not a waste of space, IMHO.&nbsp; I may not use Hijinx, but I like to read it...and it's a great example/lesson of how to apply the d20 system to some very un-D&amp;D applications.I enjoy Dungeon on multiple levels, too.&nbsp; I like the ads.&nbsp; You heard that right...I like the ads.&nbsp; I enjoy seeing ads for new gaming products, like miniatures, supplements and the like.&nbsp; I like that the magazine is in color, and provides me more value monthly than I get from some supplements I buy.&nbsp; I enjoy the quality of the writing, and I like the people who write it.&nbsp; Johnny Wilson is not the BBEG to me, and while he and I may not see eye-to-eye all the time, I think the magazine has prospered under his control.I think Erik Mona is one of the best folks working in the field right now, and I'm glad we have him, Herr Thommasson and a host of talented professionals working towards bringing us enjoyable content that I, in turn, grant to my players.&nbsp; I think that Dungeon, which I hadn't picked up until post-3e, has only generally improved (with the occasional speed bump).&nbsp; I think Dragon got a little weak just prior to the switchover to Paizo...but by issue 300, the content had gotten quite good (particularly 299 and 301).Do what you need to do to keep the magazines running, IMHO.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizarDru, post: 919733, member: 151"] Hi, Erik. Nice to see you again. Let me be clear: I like both magazines, and I like the way they are. I enjoy Polyhedron, especially the mini-games...and I love Downer and Bolt & Quiver. It's not a waste of space, IMHO. I may not use Hijinx, but I like to read it...and it's a great example/lesson of how to apply the d20 system to some very un-D&D applications. I enjoy Dungeon on multiple levels, too. I like [b]the ads[/b]. You heard that right...I like the ads. I enjoy seeing ads for new gaming products, like miniatures, supplements and the like. I like that the magazine is in color, and provides me more value monthly than I get from some supplements I buy. I enjoy the quality of the writing, and I like the people who write it. Johnny Wilson is not the BBEG to me, and while he and I may not see eye-to-eye all the time, I think the magazine has prospered under his control. I think Erik Mona is one of the best folks working in the field right now, and I'm glad we have him, Herr Thommasson and a host of talented professionals working towards bringing us enjoyable content that I, in turn, grant to my players. I think that Dungeon, which I hadn't picked up until post-3e, has only generally improved (with the occasional speed bump). I think Dragon got a little weak just prior to the switchover to Paizo...but by issue 300, the content had gotten quite good (particularly 299 and 301). Do what you need to do to keep the magazines running, IMHO. [/QUOTE]

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