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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Morgenstern" data-source="post: 1073886" data-attributes="member: 5485">I think it's just one of those things we'll have to see play out... I suspect there are more potential Dungeon customers who might be attracted by greater content thant there are Poly readers who will withdraw their support. Saddly with a 4-times-a-year mini-game schedule, trying to order the magazine's going to be a pain for retailers (since I do expect sales are going to fluctuate noticably under this new structure). What really makes me wonder is -are- the sales of both sides so crucial? If there are 70% Dungeon readers and 30% Poly readers (gross exageration - I realize there are people who eagerly look forward to both sides of the book) that does NOT mean you can split the book 70/30 and expect the 30% to stick around... So can Dungeon get along without the Poly readers if all the Dungeon readers come back? Don't know. Not a bet I'd want to take though, if things are as grim as people describe.As a reader strictly interested in Poly, I still wonder if there couldn't be a split between the magazines, with Poly having a  much more infrequent publishing cycle.Mr. Mona, can you give us an example of what you envision an issue without a mini-game including in the Poly section? I'm trying to get a feel for what I'd be buying...</blockquote>