Did Dragon Magazine ever do a Fey issue?

[Noumenon]

That's my specific question because I want to characterize some grigs and I need some suggestions for their mischief. But my general question is, is there a searchable table of contents somewhere? Or if I buy the back issues from Paizo (which I've been meaning to do) will I be able to use Windows search to search inside them for the word "grig"? Right now I have a bunch of scanned pirated issues (how else was I gonna know if I even liked Dragon) and they can't be text searched.

 

[Ambrus]

Check out the very complete online Dragondex to see an index of every article ever printed in Dragon Magazine. The section of Fey articles has the following:

Fey creatures:
New "Dragon's Bestiary, The" Richard A. Hunt 191(94) D&D2
"Dragon's Bestiary: The Good, the Bad, and the Clumsy" Spike Y. Jones 206(71) D&D2
"Dragon's Bestiary: The Little People, The" Brian Corvello 239(48) D&D2
"Guardians of the Wild" Gwendolyn F.M. Kestrel 304(58) D&D3
Overview "Folk of the Faerie Kingdom, The" Vince Garcia 155(30) D&D1

 

[Noumenon]

Thanks a lot! Just what I was looking for. I'll check those issues out when I get home.

If it's so complete, I wonder why there are only three articles about pirates and one of them is for Spelljammer. Thought there'd be air pirates, ship pirates, githyanki pirates...

 

[Alzrius]

Don't forget to check out WotC's old Fey Feature column too.

 

[Noumenon]

Don't forget to check out WotC's old Fey Feature column too.

Thanks for the link, but I think the grig is more of a "Darby O'Gill and the Little People" kind of fey. I'm not really sure what they mean by fey; I looked at all the articles and the only two things that made sense to me at all were courtiers and the swarm of little faeries that live in flower blossoms. The rest was just weird.