Dragon Magazine Issue #96 Vol. IX, No. 11 April 1985
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Dragon Magazine Issue #122 Vol. XII, No. 1 June 1987 (1987)
~EN PB USISBN: 9780002796842 bzw. 0002796848, Band: 12, vermutlich in Englisch, TSR, Inc., Lake Geneva, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Past Pages [8557964], Oshawa, ON, Canada.
Lightly Creased; Lightly Chipped. Monthly adventure role-playing aid. 11th Anniversary Issue! African beasts and monsters; Druids and martial arts; Lunar espionage. EDITOR: Roger E. Moore. ASSISTANT EDITOR: Robin Jenkins. FICTION EDITOR: Patrick L. Price. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: Eileen Lucas, Barbara G. Young, Georgia Moore. ART DIRECTOR: Roger Raupp. PRODUCTION STAFF: Marilyn Favaro, Gloria Habriga. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Pat Schulz. ADVERTISING: Mary Parkinson. CREATIVE EDITORS: Ed Greenwood, Jeff Grubb. CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS: Denis Beauvais, Richard Cameron, Larry Elmore, Ernie Guanloa, Paul Jaquays, Dwain Meyer, David Nolte, Brandon Peterson, Joseph Pillsbury, Leslie Taha, David Trampier, Richard Tomasic, Rusty Watkins, Marvel Bullpen. COVER ART BY: Denis Beauvais. We wanted to set our 11th anniversary issue off with a bang, but we had no idea that Denis Beauvais's cover would literally set the issue on fire. Denis wrote that he sketched over 40 dragons before settling on this one, which we like to think of as our hallmark. As the convention button says: THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL MAY BE AN ONCOMING DRAGON. GAME TIE-IN: Dragon Magazine was one of the two official magazines for source material for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game and associated products. CONTENTS: REGULAR FEATURES The Ecology of the Rot Grub: Even the greatest should beware the very least. - Ed Greenwood. A Step Beyond Shogun . . . : If you need Oriental Adventures information, you'll find it here . . . - David Bunnell. . . . And a Step Beyond That: . . . Or else you'll find it here, from the designer himself. - David "Zeb" Cook. Out of Africa: A collection of demons, beasts, and monsters from African myth and legend. - Charles R. Saunders. Gaming the Dark Continent: AD&D game statistics for twelve of the most dangerous African monsters known. - Roger E. Moore. The Natural Order: More spells for druids, for every season there is. - Arthur Collins. The Sorcerer's Scroll: A few words--and good-bye--from one of the creators. - Gary Gygax. The GM's Ten Commandments: Ten helpful guidelines for keeping your game at its very best. - Rig Volny. Marshalling the Martial Arts: From aikido to wing chun: a world of hand-to-hand warfare. - Wayne Goldsmith and Dan Salas. Operation: Zondraker: Part 1 of a two-part article on espionage on the Moon. - Merle M. Rasmussen. The Leader of the Pack: Leadership and carousing in STAR FRONTIERS games. - Steven E. Williams. The Prince's Birthday: What do you get for a cheerful, adorable, and thoroughly evil child? - Keith Minnion. The Marvel-Phile: If you like a character with brains, try one with a corner on the market. - Jeff Grubb. A Big Book of Little Heroes: A special review of a British tome on miniatures painting. - John C. Bunnell. The Role of Computers: A close look at Might and Magic, and a few other games as well. - Patricia Lesser. The Ultimate Addenda: Got a copy of The Ultimate Powers Book? Get out your red pen . . . - David Edward Martin. DEPARTMENTS Letters; World Gamers Guide; Forum; Sage Advice; Index to Advertisers; TSR Profiles; Gamers Guide; Convention Calendar; Dragonmirth; SnarfQuest; Wormy. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.
Lightly Creased; Lightly Chipped. Monthly adventure role-playing aid. 11th Anniversary Issue! African beasts and monsters; Druids and martial arts; Lunar espionage. EDITOR: Roger E. Moore. ASSISTANT EDITOR: Robin Jenkins. FICTION EDITOR: Patrick L. Price. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: Eileen Lucas, Barbara G. Young, Georgia Moore. ART DIRECTOR: Roger Raupp. PRODUCTION STAFF: Marilyn Favaro, Gloria Habriga. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Pat Schulz. ADVERTISING: Mary Parkinson. CREATIVE EDITORS: Ed Greenwood, Jeff Grubb. CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS: Denis Beauvais, Richard Cameron, Larry Elmore, Ernie Guanloa, Paul Jaquays, Dwain Meyer, David Nolte, Brandon Peterson, Joseph Pillsbury, Leslie Taha, David Trampier, Richard Tomasic, Rusty Watkins, Marvel Bullpen. COVER ART BY: Denis Beauvais. We wanted to set our 11th anniversary issue off with a bang, but we had no idea that Denis Beauvais's cover would literally set the issue on fire. Denis wrote that he sketched over 40 dragons before settling on this one, which we like to think of as our hallmark. As the convention button says: THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL MAY BE AN ONCOMING DRAGON. GAME TIE-IN: Dragon Magazine was one of the two official magazines for source material for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game and associated products. CONTENTS: REGULAR FEATURES The Ecology of the Rot Grub: Even the greatest should beware the very least. - Ed Greenwood. A Step Beyond Shogun . . . : If you need Oriental Adventures information, you'll find it here . . . - David Bunnell. . . . And a Step Beyond That: . . . Or else you'll find it here, from the designer himself. - David "Zeb" Cook. Out of Africa: A collection of demons, beasts, and monsters from African myth and legend. - Charles R. Saunders. Gaming the Dark Continent: AD&D game statistics for twelve of the most dangerous African monsters known. - Roger E. Moore. The Natural Order: More spells for druids, for every season there is. - Arthur Collins. The Sorcerer's Scroll: A few words--and good-bye--from one of the creators. - Gary Gygax. The GM's Ten Commandments: Ten helpful guidelines for keeping your game at its very best. - Rig Volny. Marshalling the Martial Arts: From aikido to wing chun: a world of hand-to-hand warfare. - Wayne Goldsmith and Dan Salas. Operation: Zondraker: Part 1 of a two-part article on espionage on the Moon. - Merle M. Rasmussen. The Leader of the Pack: Leadership and carousing in STAR FRONTIERS games. - Steven E. Williams. The Prince's Birthday: What do you get for a cheerful, adorable, and thoroughly evil child? - Keith Minnion. The Marvel-Phile: If you like a character with brains, try one with a corner on the market. - Jeff Grubb. A Big Book of Little Heroes: A special review of a British tome on miniatures painting. - John C. Bunnell. The Role of Computers: A close look at Might and Magic, and a few other games as well. - Patricia Lesser. The Ultimate Addenda: Got a copy of The Ultimate Powers Book? Get out your red pen . . . - David Edward Martin. DEPARTMENTS Letters; World Gamers Guide; Forum; Sage Advice; Index to Advertisers; TSR Profiles; Gamers Guide; Convention Calendar; Dragonmirth; SnarfQuest; Wormy. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.
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Dragon Magazine Issue #96 Vol. IX, No. 11 April 1985 (1985)
~EN PB USISBN: 9780002796842 bzw. 0002796848, Band: 9, vermutlich in Englisch, TSR, Inc., Lake Geneva, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, akzeptabler Zustand.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Past Pages [8557964], Oshawa, ON, Canada.
Repaired (by Previous Owner); Previous Owner Markings (Name Neatly Written on Page 1); Moderately Creased; Moderately Chipped; Light Moisture Damage (Staining). Monthly adventure role-playing aid. More class for demi-humans; Give your PC a history; Spaceship deck plans. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Kim Mohan. EDITORIAL STAFF: Patrick Lucien Price, Roger Moore. GRAPHICS AND PRODUCTION: Roger Raupp. PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: Gloria Habriga. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Georgia Moore. ADVERTISING: Andrea Lee Anderson. CONTRIBUTING EDITORS: Ed Greenwood, Ken Rolston, Katharine Kerr. THIS ISSUE'S CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS: Jack Crane, Roger Raupp, Bob Maurus, Phil Foglio, Valerie Valusek, Jayne Hoffmann, Marvel Bullpen, Dave Trampier, Richard Tomasic, Joseph Pillsbury, Larry Elmore. COVER ART BY: Jack Crane. It should come as no surprise that Jack Crane does a lot of detailed, engineering-type illustrations when he's not painting covers for DRAGON Magazine. He used his technical skills and his painting skills to come up with "Andragon," depicting a basement-sized do-it-yourself kit that will amaze your friends and neighbors--and maybe even your mom. GAME TIE-IN: Dragon Magazine was one of the two official magazines for source material for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game and associated products. CONTENTS: SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Deck plans for the GINNY'S DELIGHT: In-scale accessory for STAR TREK: The Role-Playing Game Nogard--the ultimate adventure: And the title of our Lirpa Loof section . . . get it? OTHER FEATURES New jobs for demi-humans: Official AD&D game alterations that elves will especially like - Gary Gygax. What good PCs are made of: The non-statistical aspect of character creation - Katharine Kerr. The ecology of the gulguthra: You don't know the name, but you do know the monster - Ed Greenwood. The handy art of forgery: A new, and non-violent, ability for assassins - Keith Routley. Books to games? Perhaps: How to use literature as the foundation of a campaign world - Arn Ashleigh Parker. PBM update: news & views: Play-by-mail happenings, plus five game evaluations - Mike Gray. Getting in over your head: DRAGONQUEST game rules for aquatic action - Craig Barrett. Inglaf's Dream: . . . with an ending you might not have figured on - Ama Darr Rogan. ORIGINS Awards nomination ballot: Send in your choices for the best of 1984. DEPARTMENTS Letters; The forum; World Gamers Guide; Coming Attractions; Off the shelf; The ARES Section; Convention calendar; Wormy; Dragonmirth; Snarfquest. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall, Books.
Repaired (by Previous Owner); Previous Owner Markings (Name Neatly Written on Page 1); Moderately Creased; Moderately Chipped; Light Moisture Damage (Staining). Monthly adventure role-playing aid. More class for demi-humans; Give your PC a history; Spaceship deck plans. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Kim Mohan. EDITORIAL STAFF: Patrick Lucien Price, Roger Moore. GRAPHICS AND PRODUCTION: Roger Raupp. PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: Gloria Habriga. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Georgia Moore. ADVERTISING: Andrea Lee Anderson. CONTRIBUTING EDITORS: Ed Greenwood, Ken Rolston, Katharine Kerr. THIS ISSUE'S CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS: Jack Crane, Roger Raupp, Bob Maurus, Phil Foglio, Valerie Valusek, Jayne Hoffmann, Marvel Bullpen, Dave Trampier, Richard Tomasic, Joseph Pillsbury, Larry Elmore. COVER ART BY: Jack Crane. It should come as no surprise that Jack Crane does a lot of detailed, engineering-type illustrations when he's not painting covers for DRAGON Magazine. He used his technical skills and his painting skills to come up with "Andragon," depicting a basement-sized do-it-yourself kit that will amaze your friends and neighbors--and maybe even your mom. GAME TIE-IN: Dragon Magazine was one of the two official magazines for source material for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game and associated products. CONTENTS: SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Deck plans for the GINNY'S DELIGHT: In-scale accessory for STAR TREK: The Role-Playing Game Nogard--the ultimate adventure: And the title of our Lirpa Loof section . . . get it? OTHER FEATURES New jobs for demi-humans: Official AD&D game alterations that elves will especially like - Gary Gygax. What good PCs are made of: The non-statistical aspect of character creation - Katharine Kerr. The ecology of the gulguthra: You don't know the name, but you do know the monster - Ed Greenwood. The handy art of forgery: A new, and non-violent, ability for assassins - Keith Routley. Books to games? Perhaps: How to use literature as the foundation of a campaign world - Arn Ashleigh Parker. PBM update: news & views: Play-by-mail happenings, plus five game evaluations - Mike Gray. Getting in over your head: DRAGONQUEST game rules for aquatic action - Craig Barrett. Inglaf's Dream: . . . with an ending you might not have figured on - Ama Darr Rogan. ORIGINS Awards nomination ballot: Send in your choices for the best of 1984. DEPARTMENTS Letters; The forum; World Gamers Guide; Coming Attractions; Off the shelf; The ARES Section; Convention calendar; Wormy; Dragonmirth; Snarfquest. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall, Books.
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Dragon Magazine Issue #95 Vol. IX, No. 10 March 1985 (1985)
~EN PB USISBN: 9780002796842 bzw. 0002796848, Band: 9, vermutlich in Englisch, TSR, Inc., Lake Geneva, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, akzeptabler Zustand.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Past Pages [8557964], Oshawa, ON, Canada.
Repaired; Moderately Creased; Moderately Chipped; Light Moisture Damage. Monthly adventure role-playing aid. Tournament module; New demi-human rules; Expanding on experience. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Kim Mohan. EDITORIAL STAFF: Patrick Lucien Price, Roger Moore. GRAPHICS AND PRODUCTION: Roger Raupp. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Georgia Moore. ADVERTISING: Andrea Lee Anderson. CONTRIBUTING EDITORS: Ed Greenwood, Ken Rolston, Katharine Kerr. THIS ISSUE'S CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS: Dean Morrissey, Roger Raupp, Bob Maurus, Marvel Bullpen, Jayne Hoffmann, Dave Trampier, Richard Tomasic, Daniel Flahive, Joseph Pillsbury, Denton Elliott, Tony Moseley, Larry Elmore. COVER ART BY: Dean Morrissey. Dean Morrissey, indeed the dean of all our cover artists, got the idea that there should be a place where people can bring their old metal items and have them fashioned into armor and weapons before embarking on the adventuring life. The scene that resulted is entitled "Toad's Cloak Armorsmith Shop," and there's more to it than first meets the eye. GAME TIE-IN: Dragon Magazine was one of the two official magazines for source material for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game and associated products. CONTENTS: SPECIAL ATTRACTION Into the Forgotten Realms: A tournament adventure for AD&D game characters. OTHER FEATURES Demi-humans get a lift: The last word on level limits and ability scores - Gary Gygax. The influence of Tolkien on the D&D and AD&D games: Why Middle Earth is not part of the game world - Gary Gygax. How taxes take their toll: An interview with a guy who ought to know - Arthur Collins. The ecology of the cockatrice: Birds of a feather petrify together - Ed Greenwood. Prices for the Roaring 20s: Helping "modern" adventurers stretch their dollars - Glenn Rahman. Credit where credit is due: A nonviolent examination of experience-point awards - Katharine Kerr. The many shapes of apes: Primates packaged for use in the AD&D game - Stephen Inniss. Battles above the dungeon: Tactics for conducting combat in the wide-open spaces - Tim W. Brown. Desperate Acts: Action, suspense, and an out-of-this-world enemy - Gordon Linzner. DEPARTMENTS Letters; The forum; World Gamers Guide; Convention calendar; Coming Attractions; The ARES Section; Wormy; Dragonmirth; Snarfquest. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall, Books.
Repaired; Moderately Creased; Moderately Chipped; Light Moisture Damage. Monthly adventure role-playing aid. Tournament module; New demi-human rules; Expanding on experience. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Kim Mohan. EDITORIAL STAFF: Patrick Lucien Price, Roger Moore. GRAPHICS AND PRODUCTION: Roger Raupp. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Georgia Moore. ADVERTISING: Andrea Lee Anderson. CONTRIBUTING EDITORS: Ed Greenwood, Ken Rolston, Katharine Kerr. THIS ISSUE'S CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS: Dean Morrissey, Roger Raupp, Bob Maurus, Marvel Bullpen, Jayne Hoffmann, Dave Trampier, Richard Tomasic, Daniel Flahive, Joseph Pillsbury, Denton Elliott, Tony Moseley, Larry Elmore. COVER ART BY: Dean Morrissey. Dean Morrissey, indeed the dean of all our cover artists, got the idea that there should be a place where people can bring their old metal items and have them fashioned into armor and weapons before embarking on the adventuring life. The scene that resulted is entitled "Toad's Cloak Armorsmith Shop," and there's more to it than first meets the eye. GAME TIE-IN: Dragon Magazine was one of the two official magazines for source material for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game and associated products. CONTENTS: SPECIAL ATTRACTION Into the Forgotten Realms: A tournament adventure for AD&D game characters. OTHER FEATURES Demi-humans get a lift: The last word on level limits and ability scores - Gary Gygax. The influence of Tolkien on the D&D and AD&D games: Why Middle Earth is not part of the game world - Gary Gygax. How taxes take their toll: An interview with a guy who ought to know - Arthur Collins. The ecology of the cockatrice: Birds of a feather petrify together - Ed Greenwood. Prices for the Roaring 20s: Helping "modern" adventurers stretch their dollars - Glenn Rahman. Credit where credit is due: A nonviolent examination of experience-point awards - Katharine Kerr. The many shapes of apes: Primates packaged for use in the AD&D game - Stephen Inniss. Battles above the dungeon: Tactics for conducting combat in the wide-open spaces - Tim W. Brown. Desperate Acts: Action, suspense, and an out-of-this-world enemy - Gordon Linzner. DEPARTMENTS Letters; The forum; World Gamers Guide; Convention calendar; Coming Attractions; The ARES Section; Wormy; Dragonmirth; Snarfquest. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall, Books.
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