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<blockquote data-quote="(un)reason" data-source="post: 9124642" data-attributes="member: 27780">Dungeon Issue 85: Mar/Apr 2001part 1/682 (100) pages. A cold-blooded metabolism may allow you to survive on a small fraction of the food a warm-blooded one requires, but you do still need to eat, which our cover star evidently hasn’t been doing nearly enough of. Let’s find out how likely the PC’s will wind up on the menu and if they’ll have the opportunity to save anyone else along the way.Editorial: Editing two magazines at once is not a good idea, as Roger Moore can attest, even if one or both of them is only bimonthly. You risk not only burnout, but getting mixed up and putting things in the wrong one. But there’s always the pressure to do a little more, particularly if it also means getting paid a little more and Chris has become the next contender for this multitasking challenge, adding Star Wars Gamer to his plate. Unsurprisingly, a licensed game is a whole load more hassle than one owned entirely by your own company and has become the main part of his day, leaving him to catch up on his dungeon-delving responsibilities in what used to be his free time in the evening. So if Dungeon starts to go downhill you know exactly what to blame. Since it doesn’t spin off of or merge with any of the magazines I’m already covering and I was never the greatest fan of Star Wars in the first place I think I’ll skip adding this one to my plate as well, even though it only lasted 10 issues. If anyone else wants to do a Let’s Read of it, Undefeated, Amazing Stories or any of their other offerings you are more than welcome, but I’ll keep on aiming to complete this journey, not extend it indefinitely at any opportunity.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="(un)reason, post: 9124642, member: 27780"] [b][u]Dungeon Issue 85: Mar/Apr 2001[/u][/b] part 1/6 82 (100) pages. A cold-blooded metabolism may allow you to survive on a small fraction of the food a warm-blooded one requires, but you do still need to eat, which our cover star evidently hasn’t been doing nearly enough of. Let’s find out how likely the PC’s will wind up on the menu and if they’ll have the opportunity to save anyone else along the way. Editorial: Editing two magazines at once is not a good idea, as Roger Moore can attest, even if one or both of them is only bimonthly. You risk not only burnout, but getting mixed up and putting things in the wrong one. But there’s always the pressure to do a little more, particularly if it also means getting paid a little more and Chris has become the next contender for this multitasking challenge, adding Star Wars Gamer to his plate. Unsurprisingly, a licensed game is a whole load more hassle than one owned entirely by your own company and has become the main part of his day, leaving him to catch up on his dungeon-delving responsibilities in what used to be his free time in the evening. So if Dungeon starts to go downhill you know exactly what to blame. Since it doesn’t spin off of or merge with any of the magazines I’m already covering and I was never the greatest fan of Star Wars in the first place I think I’ll skip adding this one to my plate as well, even though it only lasted 10 issues. If anyone else wants to do a Let’s Read of it, Undefeated, Amazing Stories or any of their other offerings you are more than welcome, but I’ll keep on aiming to complete this journey, not extend it indefinitely at any opportunity. [/QUOTE]

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