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Wyrm's Turn

Editorial

Chris Thomasson

Wise Guys

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Scale Mail

Reader/Fan Mail

(Reader Contribution)

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Nodwick

Comic

Aaron Williams

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Profiles: Mark Zug

Article

Michael G. Ryan

Profile bio of Mark Zug

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Previews

News

(Uncredited)

Upcoming Products

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Pg. 24

Convention Calendar

News

(Uncredited)

Con Calendar for May/June 2001

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Pg. 26

Countdown to the Forgotten Realms

Article

(Uncredited)

Conspiracy of Cartographers

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Pg. 28

Up On A Soapbox

Article

Gary Gygax

The Final 4! (RPG Elements)

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Pg. 30

Dork Tower

Comic

John Kovalic

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Pg. 32

Do-It-Yourself Deities

Article

Steve Kenson

A guide to creating your own D&D pantheon

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Pg. 40

Champions of Virtue

Article

James Wyatt

New prestige classes for clerics

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Pg. 48

Playing the Priestly Part

Article

James Wyatt

Playing clerics well

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Pg. 54

Realistic Religion

Article

John Dugal McCarty

Myth making with universal archetypes

Edit

Pg. 60

The D&D Player's Movie Marathon

Article

Mike Selinker

Stan!

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Pg. 66

Instant Dungeon Tiles: City and Sewer

Map

Ron Shirtz

Removable dungeon tile insert

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