resubscribeĮlsewhere in the magazine this month, you’ll find the Fantasysmith discussing miniature figure painting techniques, with a special look at the methods used by “Uncle” Duke Seifried. If your mailing label says TD 33 this is your last issue. 58 Finieous Fingers- J.D.60 BACKGROUND Lankhmar- F.C. 47 Sage Advice- Questions & Answers on D&D. 16 MAPPING THE DUNGEONS II- 1980 International DM List. More of John’s excellent work appears in our recently released “Days of the Dragon” 1980 fantasy art calendar.Ĭontents FEATURES Fantasysmith’s Notebook- Paradise for Painterly People. This painting won the Best of Show and “Best Color Fantasy” awards at the Northwest Annual Science Fiction Festival in Seattle last year. On the cover this month we have a reproduction of a painting by John Barnes: ∽ragons Lair. Even bigger plans are in the works for the future-more on those at a later date. In the past year, The Dragon has doubled in size, and after you read Dragon Rumbles on the following page, you’ll see we’re continuing to expand the size of the magazine. appy New Year from The Dragon and TSR Periodicals! And after my latest session with the ol’ crystal ball, I predict big happenings for The Dragon and you, our readers, in the year to come. If Niall doesn’t appeal to your taste, well, we are expanding the size of the magazine. Those of you who enjoy these excellent short stories by Gar will be happy to know we have a couple more in hand to be run in future issues. January, 1980 D&D players looking for DM’s, here it is: The Second Annual Mapping the Dungeons Dungeon Masters List! There are over 1,000 listings, so get out there and make connections! Another large section of the magazine this month is devoted to another installment of the adventures of Niall of the Far Travels by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Jeffrey Lanners.

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