#Dragon Magazine

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Dragon

How to entertain a cat and an iguana, and an imp in a cage. (Denis Beauvais cover for Dragon 104, December 1985). I love when wizards have anachronistic items in their workshops (look on the shelf just to the right of the crystal ball).

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Hengeyokai

Art for Dragon #404

Art by Tyler Jacobson

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Dragon Magazine #40, cover art by Tramp

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Dragon 204 (April, 1994). Cover by Alan Pollack. This it the April Fool’s issue and this is meant to be a joke, but they say that the best jokes are built around a kernel of truth and 20 years later, the juxtaposition of last month’s cyberpunk explosion show just seems so, so telling about the state of the RPG industry in 1994.

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𝑆𝑤𝑎𝑠ℎ𝑏𝑢𝑐𝑘𝑙𝑒𝑟, by Todd Lockwood

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Clyde Caldwell

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Dragon #275 Cover Art by Mark Zug

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Extermination by Denis Beauvais for Dragon Magazine #122

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Art by Denis Beauvais for Dragon Magazine, Dec 1985

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Adventurers and monsters vs cars, factories, and hockey players -- Roger Raupp from "Modern monsters: The perils of 20th-century adventuring" by Ed Greenwood, Dragon 57, January 1982. Raupp seems to have used the signature "Graetspear" in just a few consecutive Dragon issues.

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Dragon magazine 156, April 1990

Saw this while looking through some old Dragon magazines and White Dwarfs. Me and my group thought it was pretty funny. Something tells me they were probably teenagers, I wonder if they still play.

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Drow vs Devils

Art for Dragon #367

Art by Dan Scott

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Fred Fields, 'Requim', ''Dragon Magazine'' Annual 1, 1996 Source

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