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Message: <blockquote data-quote="(un)reason" data-source="post: 8634867" data-attributes="member: 27780">Polyhedron Issue 103: January 1995part 1/532 pages. Those are some very steep stairs down into that dungeon. That wizard should be extra careful not to trip on his robes, or his knees'll be regretting it for many months to come. Such are the hassles of being an older adventurer, even if the rules don't reflect all the little indignities age brings us. Time to see how exhausting this issue's challenges will be, and if I'll wind up wishing I'd retired from the hero life a long time ago. Notes From HQ: Speaking of retiring, Skip left a year ago, and now Jean is moving on up as well, leaving Dave Gross in the lead editor's seat after a surprisingly short apprenticeship. She's enjoyed her time here, but is eager to take on a new job that lets her be more creative and less of a filter for other people's submissions. Looking ahead, most of her future contributions will be Dragonlance novels, which is completely unsurprising given the average level of cheesiness of the articles she selected for this place. But as usual for a departure, this is more about reminiscing than talking about future plans. She's been to conventions all over the world, met all sorts of people and sat down for a game with them. Sometimes things got silly, sometimes things got weird, sometimes they went on way beyond sane human endurance, but it was mostly fun and that's what counts. See you around, because as with the previous editors, she's not planning on quitting her membership entirely and stopping going out to conventions, it just means more time for actual playing and less DM'ing. And so a long period of stability draws to a close. I already know Dave will also move onto Dragon fairly soon, so let's keep going, find out who the next few editors are going to be and just how much change in policy they'll bring with them. Letters: It's been over a year since they've printed any letters in here, which they've complained about a few times. How are they supposed to keep on pleasing the punters if they don't get any feedback? First one is from someone confused by contradictory messages about what's allowed in Living City games. They say all kits from the Complete books are allowed in the newszine, but I've been hearing rumours that some of them are banned or nerfed. What are the laws of Raven's Bluff? Who are the consortium? How do you become a knight? Yeah, it's probably about time they published an update in here making everything clear and correcting some of the little power balance problems that have become apparent over the years. Stay tuned in upcoming issues!The second one is a much shorter one from a satisfied customer, just to provide contrast. Nothing much interesting to say about that.</blockquote>

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