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<blockquote data-quote="sawbones" data-source="post: 594000" data-attributes="member: 8239">I have to say, the main reason I started buying Dungeon was because of the inclusion of Poly. I was very selective about Dung. previously, but with the addition of Poly I usually found something in either Poly or Dungeon that made my purchase worthwhile, whether it was a mini-game, stuff I could rip from the mini-game, an adventure or stuff I could rip from an adventure. With the 2/3 Dung and 1/3 Poly I see the potential for even more goodies to be ripped (I also see this as another place that useful rules may find a home)Honestly I am glad that Dungeon/Poly has become an outlet for more non-DnD D20 stuff, I think 1.5 magazines overall is lots for DnD leaving the other .5 for all the other D20 options.I suppose there are those who won/t buy because they want all poly or all dung. But I believe that those numbers may well be covered for by those who find the combination magazine to be a better option than the loss of essentially Dungeon and Poly both.I know I would be less inclined to buy Dungeon without Poly, and I doubt that Poly would float on it's own.PS, I would just as soon see the price decrease and pitch colour from the magazine, but maybe I'm just a heretic.Grant Kinsley MD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sawbones, post: 594000, member: 8239"] I have to say, the main reason I started buying Dungeon was because of the inclusion of Poly. I was very selective about Dung. previously, but with the addition of Poly I usually found something in either Poly or Dungeon that made my purchase worthwhile, whether it was a mini-game, stuff I could rip from the mini-game, an adventure or stuff I could rip from an adventure. With the 2/3 Dung and 1/3 Poly I see the potential for even more goodies to be ripped (I also see this as another place that useful rules may find a home) Honestly I am glad that Dungeon/Poly has become an outlet for more non-DnD D20 stuff, I think 1.5 magazines overall is lots for DnD leaving the other .5 for all the other D20 options. I suppose there are those who won/t buy because they want all poly or all dung. But I believe that those numbers may well be covered for by those who find the combination magazine to be a better option than the loss of essentially Dungeon and Poly both. I know I would be less inclined to buy Dungeon without Poly, and I doubt that Poly would float on it's own. PS, I would just as soon see the price decrease and pitch colour from the magazine, but maybe I'm just a heretic. Grant Kinsley MD [/QUOTE]

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