Pg. 8

Wrym's Turn - For Love of the Game

Editorial

Matthew Sernett

Matt looks back on our earliest D&D memories and ahead to the future.

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Pg. 10

Scale Mail - More Fun than a Barrel of Pirates

Reader/Fan Mail

(Uncredited)

The readers show us why we can\'t please everyone all of the time.

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Pg. 10

Zogonia

Comic

Tony Moseley

The Sexy Dark Elf, continued

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Pg. 16

Up on a Soapbox - Cut to the Quick

Article

Gary Gygax

Vorpal swords, tag-team DMs, and a bit o\' Southern Comfort.

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Pg. 20

D&D Retrospective

Article

Mat Smith

What do the X-Filies, beach-towels, and roleplaying have in common? Find out in this 30-year trip down memory

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Pg. 36

Dragon Player Characters

Article

Mike McArtor

Play \'em, don\'t slay \'em! D&D\'s ultimate iconic creatures as monster classes.

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Pg. 46

Fostered Dragons - The Perilous Burden

Article

Casey Loe

\"Wyrmling on Board\". It\'s not just a warning, it\'s a plea for help. Learn how to survive adopting

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Pg. 52

Dragon Kingdoms - The Ways Dragons Rule

Article

Mike Mearls

In a D&D world, who would really wear the crown? See how every color of dragon - chromatic and metallic -

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Pg. 58

Dork Tower

Comic

John Kovalic

Cursed Dice!

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Pg. 60

New in Town

Fiction

Richard Lee Byers

When cultures collide! Savagery meets the city in Richard Lee Byer\'s newest tale.

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Pg. 72

Elminster's Guide to the Realms - The Roaring Dragon House

Article

Ed Greenwood

The Roaring Dragon House. Waterdeep\'s newest den of vice and victory

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Pg. 76

Countdown to Eberron - Dragonmarks, Dragonshards, and Dynasties

Article

Mat Smith

A fortunate few bear their family\'s dragonmarks, whil Eberron\'s three layers have their own draconic

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Pg. 84

Silicon Sorcery - Racial Transformations

Article

Clifford Horowitz

Reshape your world with the racial transformations of Warcraft III

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Pg. 90

Under Command - Forms of Legend

Article

Jesse Decker

\"Form of a bulette!\" New spells you can use to change into D&D miniatures.

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Pg. 96

DM's Toolbox - Dungeon Design and the Art of Simplicity

Article

Johnn Four

Make your dungeons fun again!

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