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Message: <blockquote data-quote="(un)reason" data-source="post: 8376437" data-attributes="member: 27780">Polyhedron Issue 67: January 1992part 1/538 pages. Back to the bad old habits of demon summoning again? That's a lot of sigils inscribed, so i hope you got them all correct. Otherwise there may still be havoc caused, but it won't be the precise kind you were hoping for. Let's head inside, see how much mess there is for your PC's to clean up this time.Those australian co-ordinators are paying off, because the convention listing includes ones in both Sydney and Canberra. Since they're pretty close together, if you live in SW australia, it wouldn't be hard to visit both and get earn a bit more XP.Notes From HQ: Apparently, this year it's the 25th anniversary of Gen Con. So they're going to go all out on competitions and prizes, with many of the winnings having a 25 theme like 25 months of subscription extension. Since they're expecting it to be busy, they once again recommend you get your game registrations and hotel bookings in now if you want to get your first picks of events. More judge registrations are also strongly encouraged, because then there'll also probably be fewer disappointed people not getting to play in the tournaments they'd prefer. Good to see them trying to avoid the mistakes of last year. What's somewhat less welcome is that it's also the 10th anniversary of the Fluffyquest series, so there's going to be a whole load of fluffy content coming up to irritate me. The popularity of these obnoxious gag adventures amongst the RPGA staff continues to be utterly baffling to me. What do they see in them? I guess that shows that this year will continue to be a very mixed bag in terms of quality, some of it due to editor tastes rather than limited submissions to choose from. Letters: Steven Schend writes in to remind us that they don't know what's going to happen in Marvel comics next any more than you do. All they can do is read them when they come out and stat out any new arrivals accordingly, which means a delay time of several months before it appears in here or Dragon. So please stop asking us for spoilers! It's a pain being a small third party licensee. However, they're open for suggestions on any other kinds of Marvel articles and products they could add to the line. Don't hesitate to send them in. The other letter is also from official staff, showing it must be a slow month for mail. The west coast regional co-ordinator shows off all the growth they've made in the last year, while also talking about areas that still need work, like doing any Buck Rogers articles or tournament adventures at all. (Ha, you'll be waiting in vain for a long time for that.) Join one of the clubs if there's already one in your area, or start your own, the company's great!</blockquote>

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