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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...

This was a major issue that definitely got lots of attention from my junior high school AD&D group, although we were reading it a couple...

I feel like the DM needs very good improv to make this adventure shine - either that or a lot of prep.

Great cover! I never loved the content though.

Yep, I am in the same camp.

It's a hoot. I imagine if the PCs really got into exploring how medieval fantasy characters would react to the real world, it gets even...

A friend of mine had this, I read the Gord short story and remember enjoying it at the time and skimmed a little of the City Beyond the...

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

That cover would be so easy to produce digitally today, I don't think it now has quite the same impact it did at the time. That was real...

I was thinking of his "Gnome Cache" fiction from back in the early days of Dragon. "Saga of Old City" is a much better read than that...

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...

At some point, I promised to share my FLGS's D&D sales from July 2014 to October 2025, for those that like to look at lists. Obviously...

People shout at WotC when they do anything new. Or anything old.

Sci-fi and fantasy literature in the 80s was marginalized. For instance, there was a lot of splash in the Waldenbooks I frequented, but...