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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Silver Moon" data-source="post: 935997" data-attributes="member: 8530">Wow, I'm amazed that this thread is still going on.   I read through Dungeon #100 last night, and was once again very pleased by the content.     It was fun to see a story with good old Flame from issue #1's "Into the Fire" and issue #17's "From the Ashes".   Both of those were among the best stories every printed in the magazine, and worthy of a trilogy.  I was just disappointed to see that it was by the same author as the original two.I was also very pleased with "Beast of Burden".    While there may have been some similarities with the module from #97, I saw enough distinct differences as well.   I for one had no interest in running the story from #97, but am anxious to use the new one.  On the Poly. side, the whole Githyaki bit was entertaining.  It is great to see an entire culture fleshed out for an underused race.  Furthermore, the content does not have to be limited to that particular race, as the various character classes and background presented here for the Githyaki could be easily modified for dozens of other humanoid monster races. And once again I liked the random map of the Fast Food Restaurant.   I don't really see how all the posters saying that non D&D material is useless can so easily discount the current popularity of the D20 Modern game, the sales of which should warrant the inclusion of a few pages in every issue.    And one correction, an earlier poster said that the older issues of the Magazine were all D&D.   I recall that there was an excellent Marvel Superheroes module very early on, set in the mansion of the X-Men's enemies The Hellfire Club.    I believe that there were a few modules for other game systems as well.</blockquote>

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