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Message: <blockquote data-quote="+5 Keyboard!" data-source="post: 3465774" data-attributes="member: 48586">Hey, everyone.Just wanted to chime in here that it certainly does feel like being kicked in the balls. Fortunately, I got my kick in the balls about 3 days ago so I'm past the anger/depression/acceptance stages and have moved on to eager anticipation to see what the future holds for Paizo Publishing.I want to let everyone know that Paizo's new GameMastery line and the first 6 issues of Pathfinder are in the capable hands of writers James Jacobs, Nicholas Logue, Wolfgang Baur, Greg Vaughan, Richard Pett, Tim Hitchcock, Micheal Cortes, Anson Caralya, and myself (still amazed that I'm included in this list). As well as the stupendous editing skills of Erik Mona, James Jacobs and the monkeys chained to typewriters at their office in Renton, Washington.Being somewhat on the inside track on this I can tell that this stuff will absolutely NOT SUCK. They've been listening closely to messageboard chatter, picking out writers they know can deliver the goods, and preparing to kick some serious ass for months. Again, this will ABSOLUTELY NOT SUCK!This is an extremely disapointing day for a lot of us. I've been collecting Dragon ever since I picked up the hobby in the 80's. It's a part of the game. It's a link to a world-wide gaming community. It's full of inspiring stuff and even if a given issue kinda blew, there was usually at least really cool artwork or an evocative cover. And then Dungeon came along and was every DMs' best friend. What a great resource it's been!But in a few months they will both be gone as we know them. Who knows? Maybe WotC's plans for the two mags will be cool. I dunno. We'll see. But I do know that what Paizo has planned is going to be awesome. I hope you all will support them and come along for the ride.</blockquote>

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