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<blockquote data-quote="Olgar Shiverstone" data-source="post: 1683711" data-attributes="member: 5868">Erik -- just got #114 in the mail yesterday.&nbsp; I love the new Dungeon format and focus exclusively on D&amp;D.&nbsp; Great adventures in this issue, and I like the fact you've not only planned some Greyhawk emphasis, but made sure there's a range of adventure levels in each issue.&nbsp; Wil Wheaton's column was even moderately amusing.My only gripe: get rid of Downer.&nbsp; I can't stand the art, and even after reading the plot synopsis that was posted here, I can't follow the story.&nbsp; I'd rather see those three pages devoted to a new critical threat, or something.Any chance we'll see more revisits of classic adventures in the future (like the the current Isle of Dread)?&nbsp; And any chance of publishing the Shackled City in one volume as a campaign publication?I just recently renewed my subscription -- and I'm very glad I did (now if I only had time to actually play ...)Edit: A couple other thoughts:- Paizo's customer service has been great to me.&nbsp; One issue of Dragon got lost in the mail, and they sent me a replacement, no questions asked.- I'm using some clear plastic boxes I found at the Container Store to store my mags -- I like them better than traditional magazine holders because they fully protect the magazine, even though it's more work to get them in and out.-- Mad God's Key was fun, and the Isle of Dread visit was just flippin' fantastic.-- I sound like such a fanboy that I must be frothing at the mouth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Olgar Shiverstone, post: 1683711, member: 5868"] Erik -- just got #114 in the mail yesterday. I love the new Dungeon format and focus exclusively on D&D. Great adventures in this issue, and I like the fact you've not only planned some Greyhawk emphasis, but made sure there's a range of adventure levels in each issue. Wil Wheaton's column was even moderately amusing. My only gripe: get rid of Downer. I can't stand the art, and even after reading the plot synopsis that was posted here, I can't follow the story. I'd rather see those three pages devoted to a new critical threat, or something. Any chance we'll see more revisits of classic adventures in the future (like the the current Isle of Dread)? And any chance of publishing the Shackled City in one volume as a campaign publication? I just recently renewed my subscription -- and I'm very glad I did (now if I only had time to actually play ...) Edit: A couple other thoughts: - Paizo's customer service has been great to me. One issue of Dragon got lost in the mail, and they sent me a replacement, no questions asked. - I'm using some clear plastic boxes I found at the Container Store to store my mags -- I like them better than traditional magazine holders because they fully protect the magazine, even though it's more work to get them in and out. -- Mad God's Key was fun, and the Isle of Dread visit was just flippin' fantastic. -- I sound like such a fanboy that I must be frothing at the mouth. [/QUOTE]

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