Is there a place I can find old Dragon articles?

[Desdichado]

I actually found the complete series here: http://www.darkshire.net/jhkim/rpg/dnd/dungeoncraft/

Dude, those are older than that. Ray Winninger stopped that series a good 7-8 years ago; shortly after 3e launched. Most of that series happens in the last days of 2e.

 

[Desdichado]

Still, these aren't the articles either, since they weren't in the last 3 years, either (unless the OP had really bad time sense, since the most recent article here is 8 years old) .

Psst! The guy you're responding to: he is the original poster.

 

[Glyfair]

Psst! The guy you're responding to: he is the original poster.

Which proves I was right about the bad time sense

 

[Desdichado]

I do have to say, though---I think Ray Winninger's run of Dungeoncraft is probably the most useful series ever to come out of Dragon in it's entire run. I love that series. Long ago when the Wizards version of the archive went down, I found a copy on webarchive or somesuch, cut and pasted all the text into a Word document, and pdfed it. So I've had it all along. That said, darkshire's resource is really awesome and more convenient to boot.

 

[Voadam]

The first pdf on Paizo's website is #274. Since I came really late to the D&D party (played other things before my conversion), I know little about the series. When was 274 published, and what edition is it? I could see myself grabbing a few of the post-3.5e issues every month just for kicks.

#309 is the first 3.5 issue of Dragon. #100 for Dungeon.