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Message: <blockquote data-quote="drnuncheon" data-source="post: 988012" data-attributes="member: 96">I know how you feel, Ken.  I looked at #101 and put it back on the shelf.  The Poly games are interesting and fun to read, but I've never actually run one, so for me the bulk of the value comes in Dungeon.  Since the change to the monthly format, the issues seem a lot skimpier to me, and it's harder to justify shelling out the 7 bucks for, essentially, one adventure.  #100 was a nice exception - I enjoyed it greatly - but then again, it seemed like a return to the size and quality of the bimonthly magazine.I know there were business reasons for them doing everything they did, but I'm not going to feel guilty about not buying the magazine if it's not giving me what I want.  If someone started putting out a $5, B&W, 64-page adventure magazine, perhaps to complement a certain other magazine with a similar format...well, I'd buy it.  I'd personally rather have more adventure than more color.   It'd be interesting to see how many disaffected Dungeon fans would pick it up, too.As an aside, does anyone know if Dungeon back issues ordered through Paizo are 'subscriber' issues or 'newsstand' issues?</blockquote>