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It doesn't appear like it (at least in PF2). This is what I got from the AoN. The only thing that confuses me is that last sentence...

Gygax came from a military miniature / wargame perspective (so did I). There are a lot of assumptions about the knowledge of people...

It can reasonably be argued that Gygax possessed neither.

What made Forgotten Realms peoples favorite D&D setting was Greenwoods writing and, importantly, the lore he built the world with. I've...

Reading a couple of hundred articles in Dragon makes you realize how good Greenwood's material really is.

If memory serves me correctly, before 3e the covers rarely and only vaguely had anything to do with the internal contents of the magazine.

Nothing related to the contents. It's just a fancy dragon to celebrate the 100th issue of "Dragon". A faerie dragon was chosen because...

This adventure and the classic Expedition to the Barrier Peaks were some of my first exposures to fantasy / science fiction crossovers...

One interesting note about the cover that doesn't show up in the photo is that the purple areas (the faerie dragon and the word...

I loved the City Beyond the Gate adventure. So much fun - and you can meet Dr. Who (the Tom Baker incarnation).

Love that cover. Like the later cover of #116, it really stands out by trying something different. Having read Gygax's Gord the Rogue...

TSR Inc. published Dragon #100 in August 1985. It is 116 pages long and has a cover price of $3.95. This milestone issue features more...

Hello. I'm one of the supposedly rare specimens that find GM-ing very difficult. I find improv hard. It's very difficult for me to...