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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mapmaker" data-source="post: 1067497" data-attributes="member: 9272">I had the opportunity to play a game of D&D with Erik at Gen Con, and can tell you quite confidently that he really knows his D&D stuff, and really loves the game. He also really loves Polyhedron and the whole d20 spectrum of games, and neither fact diminishes the other.It's gotta really pain him to see some members of the Polyhedron and Dungeon crowds at odds, especially now that the entire magazine is in his custody, so to speak.Personally, I think that these are some good and necessary changes that are being made, and I have no doubt that the quality of both sides of the magazine is going to collectively flourish under Mr. Mona's editorial guidance.I'm looking forward to the future and can't wait to see what he's got in store for us!Despite what the hard-core gamers who strongly prefer one part over the other might say, Dungeon/Polyhedron is still the best source of quality d20 material out there...fantasy, sci-fi, and modern alike!For that matter: if and when the magazines can afford to exist separately (which will be a good thing when the time comes), I hope that they'll continue to support one another with crossover events like Incursion.</blockquote>