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<blockquote data-quote="Edena_of_Neith" data-source="post: 3923461" data-attributes="member: 2020">I voted 80 - 140.&nbsp; That is an Iffy thing, because so much that was good was spread out through all of the Dragon Magazines.&nbsp; The Era of Wormy, the Era of Snarfquest, the Era of Knights of the Dinner Table, the Era of Nodwick ... these are all classics.&nbsp; And the everlasting Dragonmirth.&nbsp; And Yamara.&nbsp; And others.&nbsp; The New Monk (1st edition), the Witch (original version in the 40s or 50s), the Death Master (ouchy NPC), the first dwarven mage (the Rhadomancer), and so many others ...&nbsp; Spells galore, articles galore, imagination and creativity in article after article, new settings, short stories, information on conventions and happenings, discussion from the Game Designers, opinion pieces, letters from Gamers ... &nbsp; Dragon was Gaming Grand Central Station, with all the trappings and lighting of a grand Christmas celebration, and filled with a million people and a thousand trains and an uproar to deafen the ears and light up the mind.&nbsp; I would simply salute Dragon Magazine.&nbsp; Edena_of_Neith</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Edena_of_Neith, post: 3923461, member: 2020"] I voted 80 - 140. That is an Iffy thing, because so much that was good was spread out through all of the Dragon Magazines. The Era of Wormy, the Era of Snarfquest, the Era of Knights of the Dinner Table, the Era of Nodwick ... these are all classics. And the everlasting Dragonmirth. And Yamara. And others. The New Monk (1st edition), the Witch (original version in the 40s or 50s), the Death Master (ouchy NPC), the first dwarven mage (the Rhadomancer), and so many others ... Spells galore, articles galore, imagination and creativity in article after article, new settings, short stories, information on conventions and happenings, discussion from the Game Designers, opinion pieces, letters from Gamers ... Dragon was Gaming Grand Central Station, with all the trappings and lighting of a grand Christmas celebration, and filled with a million people and a thousand trains and an uproar to deafen the ears and light up the mind. I would simply salute Dragon Magazine. Edena_of_Neith [/QUOTE]

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