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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DM-Rocco" data-source="post: 4081965" data-attributes="member: 14451">Dragon Roots Magazine, which if you haven't heard of yet you can check out at <a href="http://www.dragonroots.net" target="_blank">www.dragonroots.net</a>, is a bit torn on this subject.When I started writing this magazine, I did so because WOTC took away the printed versions of Dragon and Dungeon.  I secluded myself from the net while getting it started and I found out about 4e about 24 hours before the big announcement.  So, for me, 4e was a hit right where it hurt.I was left trying to figure out if I wanted 3.5 content or 4e content.  I am still on the fence, but it appears most people want 4e content so Dragon Roots will follow suit and produce 4e content.That said, I know that a lot of people are going to resist change and I am normally one of those people.  So Dragon Roots will also produce 3.5 material as well.  I personally have a lot of articles that I wrote for Dragon, but never submitted, that contain 3.5 material.  They will make their way into those pages in the future.To make a long story short, if we get some 3.5 articles, we will print them, just like we will print 4e material.  It will start to be mostly 4e material, but I could see a 3.5 section or even one or two issues dedicated to 3.5.  The good thing about writing a magazine is that the material printed can usually be converted easily and also the ideas generally span more than the current version.  A lot of the things people write, like campaign building articles, is good solid advice that any DM or PC can make use of regardless of what version they play.</blockquote>

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