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<blockquote data-quote="Eridanis" data-source="post: 481848" data-attributes="member: 275">I'd love to see some our best story hours written up for the magazine. Speaking as someone who hasn't read the fiction section of DRAGON in nearly 20 years, I still would love to see stories from the game table; it's the knowledge that the writers were gamers, talking about an actual session, that would spur my interest. It's one of the things that makes this community really special, and I think you need to put that forward (especially since you're wisely not including news and reviews, which are other things that makes ENworld special).In a similar vein, perhaps have a column on messageboard topics that have provoked high-quality discussion, quoting and summarizing what was discussed. Include links to them so they can be read in full (although the URLs would be too unwieldly - maybe point them to a URL that will link to the threads within the boards).Revive the &quot;TSR Profles&quot; line of articles, and write them about designers and artists throughout the d20 community.Don't be afraid to include feats, spells, and the like in *future* issues, *if they're good.*&nbsp;From what you've said so far, I think you're on the right track, and avoiding the mistakes of several others that have tried the d20 magazine thing, and failed.My $20 is waiting...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eridanis, post: 481848, member: 275"] I'd love to see some our best story hours written up for the magazine. Speaking as someone who hasn't read the fiction section of DRAGON in nearly 20 years, I still would love to see stories from the game table; it's the knowledge that the writers were gamers, talking about an actual session, that would spur my interest. It's one of the things that makes this community really special, and I think you need to put that forward (especially since you're wisely not including news and reviews, which are other things that makes ENworld special). In a similar vein, perhaps have a column on messageboard topics that have provoked high-quality discussion, quoting and summarizing what was discussed. Include links to them so they can be read in full (although the URLs would be too unwieldly - maybe point them to a URL that will link to the threads within the boards). Revive the "TSR Profles" line of articles, and write them about designers and artists throughout the d20 community. Don't be afraid to include feats, spells, and the like in *future* issues, *if they're good.* From what you've said so far, I think you're on the right track, and avoiding the mistakes of several others that have tried the d20 magazine thing, and failed. My $20 is waiting... [/QUOTE]

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