Dragon (Issue 401 - Jul 2011)

Riddle me this: How is publishing like a drop in the Mississippi River?

You call yourself a knight? When was the last time you unhorsed an opponent with the shattering blow of a

Tired of settling arguments with words and weapons? This article presents new rules options for wrestling and

Fatedancers embrace the mantra of “whatever will be, will be,” and they use D&D Fortune Cards to

Black Flame Zealots embody the creeping dread of shadow and the seething fury of fire, striking terror in the

Meet the Oak Shields and the Order of the Sacred Tide, the most steadfast and devout followers of a tempestuous

Take a trip through past editions of the D&D game, and see how its iconic features have evolved over the

Laughter returns to the pages of Dragon magazine. Get your “funny fix” here.

It’s easy to be seduced by the white sand shores and emerald forests of Merindaelion, but behind this

D&D’s “Player-in-Chief” wonders what it’s all about, whether it’s worth it, and

Class Compendium takes a fresh look at the versions of the fighter, rogue, warlord, cleric, and wizard that were