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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ralif Redhammer" data-source="post: 8239904" data-attributes="member: 30438">I've little use for promo material for books I'm already going to buy. The behind the scenes interviews and whatnot are kinda neat, but I barely notice when a new issue drops.I've been reading lots of old Dragons lately, and the content that holds up (for me, this is subjective), isn't always the hard rules stuff. Yes, there are some great magic items and spells and classes in old Dragons. But in this day and age, I don't think people want someone showing up to their table with some random spell that isn't in any of the books. Instead, its things like the Ecology articles or Wyrms of the North, the lore that expands the world and inspires DMs. The comics also do it for me - something longform like a Wormy or a Snarfquest would be great to see again.Seeing issues of Dragon magazine on the shelves helped get me into gaming in the 80s, and back into gaming in 2002. There's something to be said for having that physical presence where people can stumble across it.</blockquote>