Dragon Magazine Issue #129 Vol. XII, No. 8 January 1988

Editore: TSR, Inc., Lake Geneva, 1988

ISBN 10: 0002796848 (ISBN 13: 9780002796842)

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Lightly Creased; Lightly Chipped. Dwarves, driders, and drow; Powered armor arrives; Scourge & company: Part I. EDITOR: Roger E. Moore. ASSISTANT EDITOR: Robin Jenkins. FICTION EDITOR: Patrick L. Price. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: Eileen Lucas, Barbara G. Young, Debbie Poutsch, Georgia Moore. ART DIRECTOR: Roger Raupp. PRODUCTION STAFF: Marilyn Favaro, Lori Svikel. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Pat Schulz. ADVERTISING: Mary Parkinson. CREATIVE EDITORS: Ed Greenwood, Jeff Grubb. COVER ART BY: Keith Parkinson. While their cleric of Thor stands guard, a group of dwarves hauls out (or hides away) their massive chest of treasure. "These guys," said cover artist Keith Parkinson, indicating the dwarves holding the chest, "are basically 'greed dwarves'." Entitled "The Big Stash," this painting will soon be available as a print. Keith recently won the coveted 1987 Dark Fantasy award at the World Fantasy Convention in Nashville, for his painting "What Do You Mean, We're Lost?" See the advertisement on page 77. 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 Demi-humans: Pointed ears aren't the only things that make them different. Arcane Lore: Magic that serves the people: new dwarven clerical spells. - Len Carpenter. Children of the Spider Goddess: The long-awaited "point of view" of the darkest elves. - Eric Oppen. Give Demi-humans an Even Break!: If elves are so smart, why can't they roll more dice for intelligence? Now they can. - John R. Prager. Don't Sell Them Short!: The guardians are looking for a few good halflings. - Peter Dosik. Entering the Drider's Web: Drow who fail Lolth's big test get no chance to make up the exam. - C. E. Misso. OTHER FEATURES The Role of Computers: Ship-to-ship combat and the Tower of Myragien await you. - Hartley, Patricia, and Kirk Lesser. A Sorcerer's Supplement: A bridge to the Moon? A cow that's a werewolf? All-new RUNEQUEST game spells. - Michael DeWolfe. The Dragon's Bestiary: Colder than ice and less forgiving: Ice para-elementals. - Dean Shomshak. The Game Wizards: The world in a book--the WORLD OF GREYHAWK setting, that is. - James M. Ward. The Old Ways Are Best: Two heads are better than one, but not by much! - fiction by Larry Walker. "Who's in charge here?": How many high-level gnomes will a gnome city have? As many as it can get. - Bryan Caplan. Armored and Dangerous: Trash the Sathar! Powered armor comes to the STAR FRONTIERS game. - David Dennis. The Role of Books: Would you let a wargamer be your lawyer? - John C. Bunnell. The Marvel-Phile: Justice is served--and Scourge is your waiter. - Jeff Grubb. Role-playing Reviews: The FORGOTTEN REALMS setting and the D&D game's Known World. - Ken Rolston. The Last Word: "You don't suppose that evil high priest is mad at us, do you?" - Gregg Sharp. DEPARTMENTS Letters; World Gamers Guide; Forum; Sage Advice; Gamers Guide; Index to Advertisers; Convention Calendar; Dragonmirth; SnarfQuest. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

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Titolo
Dragon Magazine Issue #129 Vol. XII, No. 8 January 1988
Autore
Cook, Mike (Publisher)
Editore
TSR, Inc., Lake Geneva
Anno di pubblicazione
1988
Condizione
Fine
Rilegatura
Staple Bound Magazine
Disegnatore
Keith Parkinson
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