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<blockquote data-quote="Erik Mona" data-source="post: 1037239" data-attributes="member: 2174">#103's got a very large Star Wars article and a good-sized Living Greyhawk article, as well as two excellent adventures and a third for subscribers*. I strongly suggest that people don't discount issue 102 because it only has two adventures. Dave Noonan's &quot;Zenith Trajectory&quot; is simply one of the best D&amp;D adventures I've ever read, and in my opinion is worth the price of the magazine alone. It introduces an intriguing new encounter format that I'm seriously considering making the Dungeon standard from here on out, and which will certainly become the standard for the Adventure Path.There are 61 pages on the &quot;Dungeon side&quot; this month. It's just that one of them is a giant adventure. And a very, very good giant adventure, at that.Check it out. I don't think you'll be sorry.--Erik*Get the subscriber section issues while you still can. They may not be available much longer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Erik Mona, post: 1037239, member: 2174"] #103's got a very large Star Wars article and a good-sized Living Greyhawk article, as well as two excellent adventures and a third for subscribers*. I strongly suggest that people don't discount issue 102 because it only has two adventures. Dave Noonan's "Zenith Trajectory" is simply one of the best D&D adventures I've ever read, and in my opinion is worth the price of the magazine alone. It introduces an intriguing new encounter format that I'm seriously considering making the Dungeon standard from here on out, and which will certainly become the standard for the Adventure Path. There are 61 pages on the "Dungeon side" this month. It's just that one of them is a giant adventure. And a very, very good giant adventure, at that. Check it out. I don't think you'll be sorry. --Erik *Get the subscriber section issues while you still can. They may not be available much longer. [/QUOTE]

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