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Editorial

By Christopher Perkins & Greg Bilsland

The submission window is now open, and here’s what we’d like to see: more Dragonlance proposals. No, really.

Howl at the Moon

By Robert J. Schwalb

Lycanthropy isn’t so much a “curse” as a rockin’ good excuse to tear your enemies to pieces with fangs and claws. Introducing new character themes for hirsute characters.

Lil’ Flame: Fold-Up Dragon

By Emi Tanji

And now for something a little different: a cute, fold-up paper dragon modeled after Dungeon’s magazine classic red dragon villain, Flame.

Bazaar of the Bizarre: Thingamajigs of the Barrier Peaks

By David Chalker

Nothing good ever came out of the Barrier Peaks . . . until now. If you’re ready to introduce futuristic alien weaponry to your campaign, this article is for you.

Confessions of a Full-Time Wizard

By Shelly Mazzanoble

R&D’s “Player-in-Chief” lets loose her inner geek.

Eye on the Realms: The Talking Door

By Ed Greenwood

An otherwise unremarkable inn door has answers to some of the greatest mysteries and riddles in Waterdeep, but some believe its whispers are nothing but a prank.

Eye on Dark Sun: Vaults of the Father and Master

By Rodney Thompson

The treasure vault of Tectuktitlay in Draj is a shining example of what a mad sorcerer-king will do to keep his hoard from falling into unworthy hands.

Eye on Eberron: The Bloodsail Principality

By Keith Baker

The cold and inhospitable island of Farlnen is home to the Grim Lords and their crimson-sailed fleet. Unless you’re a vampire or an agent of Vol, approach at your own risk.

D&D Alumni

By Bart Carroll

Take a trip through past editions of the D&D game, and see how its iconic features have evolved over the decades.

Issue #424

When you look at a dragon, you instantly see its size and power. What you don’t see but should be equally frightened of is its dark, inscrutable intelligence. This month, meet the avalanche dragon and the typhoon dragon, the dragon that never died -- plus, earning achievements, and Martek and the Desert of Desolation!

Issue #423

Dungeons have a primal allure to the inveterate adventurer in all of us. This month, discover the masters of the alluring dungeons, rare Underdark poisons, and the ecology of the gargoyle. Plus, the Inn of the Welcome Wench!

Issue #422

"Dying is easy; comedy is hard." Those words weren't penned for roleplayers, but they could have been. This month: satyrs, tinker gnomes, and unique character backgrounds!