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<blockquote data-quote="howandwhy99" data-source="post: 1000621" data-attributes="member: 3192">With all the talk about Call of Cthulhu a question popped into my head:Can Dungeon/Dragon magazines support Wizard's non-OGL products like Wheel of Time and CoC?I've only subscribed to Dungeon the last year or so and do not know quite what makes a good Polyhedron article other than a original setting minigame.&nbsp; But if Paizo does work close enough with Wizards, maybe they have an exclusive on non-OGL adventures? I would love some more material for CoC.&nbsp; When I originally picked up the book I was planning to run a Nazi-horror vs. allied spies in occupied Paris circa WWII.&nbsp; Imagine sneaking through the catacombs, evading Nazi troops, holing up in safe houses, and investigating a mystery that has but one insanity inducing conclusion.This is my idea of a great minigame/adventure.&nbsp; And better yet, no one else (I think) is publishing material like this.&nbsp; Maybe you already have a captive audience for highly rated, but poorly supported books?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="howandwhy99, post: 1000621, member: 3192"] With all the talk about Call of Cthulhu a question popped into my head: Can Dungeon/Dragon magazines support Wizard's non-OGL products like Wheel of Time and CoC? I've only subscribed to Dungeon the last year or so and do not know quite what makes a good Polyhedron article other than a original setting minigame. But if Paizo does work close enough with Wizards, maybe they have an exclusive on non-OGL adventures? I would love some more material for CoC. When I originally picked up the book I was planning to run a Nazi-horror vs. allied spies in occupied Paris circa WWII. Imagine sneaking through the catacombs, evading Nazi troops, holing up in safe houses, and investigating a mystery that has but one insanity inducing conclusion. This is my idea of a great minigame/adventure. And better yet, no one else (I think) is publishing material like this. Maybe you already have a captive audience for highly rated, but poorly supported books? [/QUOTE]

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