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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Erik Mona" data-source="post: 1064763" data-attributes="member: 2174">Ranger REG, Kenpo Wolf, etc.Although Poly will be shrinking a little, I'm committed to making it the best I possibly can. I've edited something like 30 issues of Polyhedron in three different incarnations, so it's an understatement to say that I'm a fan of the magazine.During the past few months, when our in-boxes and these message boards have been choked with vitriol from long-time Dungeon fans, posts from you and others like you have saved more than one of my days from slipping into depression. I'm not going to let you down by publishing crap in the magazine, and will do my best to make every issue of Poly as jam-packed with cool d20 stuff as I possibly can, even if there are fewer pages now and again.Some day, the magazine will probably spin off into its own entity again, which will give everyone what they want. Dungeon fans will get a thicker Dungeon with more adventures, and Poly fans will get a big thick magazine filled with d20 goodness. I'll probably be involved in one or both, provided I don't completely crash and burn before then (hasn't happened yet!). But the timing's not right for that move right now. Right now, both magazines need each other. It won't always be that way, and I suspect you'll eventually get a lot more d20 content for your buck. But for Poly to remain strong as a section (which we need in order to spin it off eventually), I've got to make decisions about the health of the overall magazine, which includes the Dungeon part, too. Right now, that means cutting down somewhat on Polyhedron pages. I don't know what it'll mean in a year.But I'm not simply going to abandon Polyhedron or let it fade away. --Erik</blockquote>

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