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Message: <blockquote data-quote="grimslade" data-source="post: 3468576" data-attributes="member: 6061">How to handle a break upI loved Dungeon/Dragon and have subscribed to one or both over the past 25 years. Paizo and especially Mr. Mona have done an amazing job ratcheting up the quality these past few years. I am struck by different amounts of information being released by Paizo and WotC. Paizo has released many details of "what comes next" starting in September '07.  We know who is penning the first installments of Pathfinder. We know who is doing the cover art. We know the title of the adventure path and that it is set in Paizo's default setting. We have a lot of positive attitude flowing from them about new projects and pride in what they have accomplished. WotC had a very impersonal sounding initial press release. And a smattering of reminiscences. Bill Slavichek has 'a plan'. There is very little meat to go on. What happens in Sept '07 is left up in the air.Add to this WotC's less than perfect record with their web/electronic presence. E-tools. Patch management that shuts the site down for hours at a clip. No decent search on their message boards. It gives a lot of fodder to doubt them.There is only 4 months until these magazines disappear from magazine racks. A little idea of what will be coming out from WotC to replace them would be nice. Maybe who will be involved in the initial offering. Maybe an assurance that there will be an alternative to the empty space on the rack. We have an answer from Paizo. What does WotC have?</blockquote>

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