Iron Heroes (and other non-WoTC products)

[WaterdhavianFlapjack]

I think that it would be very nice if you supported Iron Heroes and other great D&D products that just happen to not be by WoTC. I think that most of your reader base would enjoy reading more about these products even if the articles are just excerpts to spread the word about them. I know that you are owned by WoTC, but it would still be nice to include content for products put out by other companies. How does everyone else feel about this?

WaterdhavianFlapjack

[Polite Elliot]

I'm a massive fan of Monte Cook & Malhovic - I probably use their material more than Wizards, so for me it would be great to see some supporting material in Dragon.

If Dragon is now independent of Wizards why can't it run Iron Heroes articles in the same way it runs Forgotten Realms material?

[Cardinal_Malik]

Paizo is owned by wizards of the coast, right? I find some of the "evolved" stuff unbalanced. I like Monte Cook, but I think dragon and dungeon should stay 100% Dungeons & Dragons.

[Polite Elliot]

The Evolved material is kind of campaign specific and balanced differently but the Eldritch Might/Iron MIght/Hallowed Might/Roguish Luck etc is generic 100% D&D.

[WaterdhavianFlapjack]

Cardinal, I see where you might think that AE is unbalanced, but I have the Book of Rougish Luck, which is awesome (and 100% D&D), and also Iron Heroes. Although it is a variant PHB, there is alot of great stuff in there, and Paizo should spread the word.

Erik, Paizo people, do you want to comment?

WaterdhavianFlapjack

[Sydrill]

I agree, although I typically but only WOTC DnD books, I would like to see some reviews or coverage of alternate DnD books.

[Michael Gonzalez]

This will probably not happen. The magazine claim has been 100% Dungeons and Dragon content, does not say anything about 100% D20 content, or 100% OGL content. Introducing new elements like that is a dilution of mission statement. On the otherhand, I have yet to see Kingdoms of Kalamar, or Warcraft/World of Warcraft material, and they bought the right to use the Dungeons and Dragons logo.