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Message: <blockquote data-quote="(un)reason" data-source="post: 7973664" data-attributes="member: 27780">The Polyhedron Issue 8: Sep/Oct 1982part 1/416 pages. In it's short history so far, Polyhedron has already done more gangster covers than Dragon did. But will the insides actually have anything to back that up this time around, or will it be more flights of fantasy and literal airplane flights. Let's see what fruits this particular autumn has to reap.ESP: Mary Kirchoff takes her first editorial, and straight away, changes the title to an acronym that's also a pun. Well, that kind of thinking certainly has a long and wholesome future ahead of it in their publications. No interesting rants in the actual contents though, just your basic reiteration of what's in the rest of the magazine. Maybe once she's been in charge for a while, got a bit more confidence. Letters: The first letter asks how you deal with problem players. Killing them is not an effective deterrent. Some will learn how to play nice with the others if properly guided, others you'll just have to kick out of the group. It's an eternal struggle. Best to just confront the issue, not be passive-aggressive and hope they get the hint.Next we have a request for a classified section. This didn't go very well in Dragon, and that has a much larger circulation, so they're leery of trying again. It'll take a fair bit of pressure to change their mind.Finally, someone grumbling that they haven't brought out their promised directory of gaming clubs. Wait until the membership drive is over, and they have more to actually report on that front. You have to do things in the proper order, even if that takes time. White Rabbits: Money issues are the main complaint here. They keep on having to remind us that they only deal in USA dollars, not canadian ones, and if you send the wrong sort, forget your conversion rates, or the check bounces, it causes no end of hassle, and the result will be you having to pay all the bank surcharges or get nothing. Doublecheck your checks, get it right first time and everyone will be happier. They need to get more international branches going, reduce the international postage costs and currency conversion hassles. Fingers crossed I'll get to see them implementing that as it happens.</blockquote>

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