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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LRonKnieval" data-source="post: 3534543" data-attributes="member: 686">Howdy Dragon Aficionados!First off, Nick and I would like to extend our thanks to all of you who posted your favorite dragons for our Ten Most Wanted Dragons list. We swear we weren’t planning on repeating the formula so soon, but due to extenuating circumstances we’d like to sequester your aid one last time. We are compiling a list of the Ten Greatest Issues of Dragon Magazine for the final print issue of the world’s greatest magazine. This is your last chance to rally for your all-time favorite issues. Perhaps you fondly recall Ed Greenwood turning us on to a new world called Faerun, or issue #274 that sparked a gaming revolution by introduced us all to the upgraded D&D 3.0. After 30+ years of excellence, compiling the ten favorite issues seems an impossible task. I admit my own biases, as I sit here toying with a well-worn Pocket Dictionary of Thieves’ Cant, that I sloppily cut from issue #66 and bound in a cloth-covered piece of cardboard. Still, who better to seek support from than the faithful readers who’ve supported Dragon Magazine year after year. Nick and myself, eagerly await your replies.Sincerely,Tim Hitchcock and Nicolas Logue</blockquote>