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<blockquote data-quote="James Jacobs" data-source="post: 2289625" data-attributes="member: 23937">Not true; we have no plans to decrease the number of high-level adventures in Dungeon. We'll continue to print at least one adventure for level 13+ characters in every issue; I'm not sure who &quot;they&quot; are who say that we'll be printing less high-level adventures in the magazine... but I'm happy to say that &quot;they&quot; are flat-out wrong.The new stat block does indeed take up a little bit more room than the old stat block. However, multi-part adventures (Age of Worms, Shackled City, Shadows of Istivin, and Shards of Eberron) have proven to be much more popular than we anticipated. Old wisdom held that splitting adventures up over multiple issues would annoy the readers. Based on what we've been hearing, this couldn't be more wrong. As long as the individual parts can still be used as stand-alone adventures, you can expect several really long adventures in the magazine in the future.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James Jacobs, post: 2289625, member: 23937"] Not true; we have no plans to decrease the number of high-level adventures in [i]Dungeon[/i]. We'll continue to print at least one adventure for level 13+ characters in every issue; I'm not sure who "they" are who say that we'll be printing less high-level adventures in the magazine... but I'm happy to say that "they" are flat-out wrong. The new stat block does indeed take up a little bit more room than the old stat block. However, multi-part adventures (Age of Worms, Shackled City, Shadows of Istivin, and Shards of Eberron) have proven to be much more popular than we anticipated. Old wisdom held that splitting adventures up over multiple issues would annoy the readers. Based on what we've been hearing, this couldn't be more wrong. As long as the individual parts can still be used as stand-alone adventures, you can expect several really long adventures in the magazine in the future. [/QUOTE]

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