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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tyranthraxus" data-source="post: 7683976" data-attributes="member: 13335">Totally agree with the comment above. Paizo could publish a paper Magazine if they wanted to right now. I actually thought it might be a better move that the ill fated move into a packed mmo market which has effectively gone pear shaped.  People nowadays normally (and I say normally because yes we still have people who prefer the print magazine medium) prefer their information more immediate. If they want a review for a Novel they can go online to see one, check out sometones blog etc. If they want to see what new rpgs are coming they can go to the publishers website or their local online gaming store.  If they want adventures, they can again find some for sale on the same websites and often for free on blog sites and other places. I collected Australian Realms in the 90's. It wasnt a long run by any stretch (30 issues) but it had some good stuff in it. Do I think anything like it could survive today? No I dont. The Internet landscape in Australia has changed a lot since then.<a href="http://www.arielarchives.com/ARealms.html" target="_blank">http://www.arielarchives.com/ARealms.html</a></blockquote>