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<blockquote data-quote="Emirikol" data-source="post: 3976879" data-attributes="member: 10638">I just clicked on an ad here for claw/claw/bite, but that appears to be just random encounters, monsters and whatnot.&nbsp; I'll have to buy a few and see if they're going to keep up and maybe move to actual scenarios..I wonder if they need writers?DUNGEON, it seems, felt like it created a community for DM's.&nbsp; It gave us something common to talk about as well as fun adventure series'.&nbsp; The invention of the _true_ adventure paths (by Paizo) was brilliant, but the fact that it wasn't just a single adventure path per issue is what I alwasy found interesting.&nbsp; The fact that I can still go back and page through a few and find new ideas is what keeps me interested.I'm really hoping someone else picks up the slack.&nbsp; I'm coming to accept that the inferior sensory experience (how many senses do we have?) of being online is the future, so hopefully new stuff can be produced cheaply enough for competition to bloom.jh</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Emirikol, post: 3976879, member: 10638"] I just clicked on an ad here for claw/claw/bite, but that appears to be just random encounters, monsters and whatnot. I'll have to buy a few and see if they're going to keep up and maybe move to actual scenarios..I wonder if they need writers? DUNGEON, it seems, felt like it created a community for DM's. It gave us something common to talk about as well as fun adventure series'. The invention of the _true_ adventure paths (by Paizo) was brilliant, but the fact that it wasn't just a single adventure path per issue is what I alwasy found interesting. The fact that I can still go back and page through a few and find new ideas is what keeps me interested. I'm really hoping someone else picks up the slack. I'm coming to accept that the inferior sensory experience (how many senses do we have?) of being online is the future, so hopefully new stuff can be produced cheaply enough for competition to bloom. jh [/QUOTE]

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