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[...]... from the blow (claws) and never from a weapon Dragons can, however, pick up a victim and fly away using but one claw At that point it is essential to know the dragon s grasping strength Opponents held (only one claw is necessary, except for very young and young which need two claws) are at -1 to -6 to strike the dragon, depending upon the dragon s age A dragon holding a figure can squeeze its victim... WW You can see that a fairly typical second generation of four offspring will produce two with both white and red genes, and, which are there- 20 Tell them you saw it in Dragon magazine December 1980 21 Tell them you saw it in Dragon magazine Vol V, No 6 22 December 1980 Question: May a character’s ability be increased beyond maximum racial abilities (Players Handbook, page 15) by magical means (i.e... responsibility for the column, and may persuade other of the people they work with to contribute ideas and articles as well In addition, readers of Dragon are invited to contribute to “Giants in the Earth” by sending their ideas or fully written articles to the magazine All suggestions and articles will be reviewed by Tom Moldvay, and the best contributions will be published, with the original author receiving... 0 Dragons, very young/young sub-adult/young adult adult old very old ancient 2-8/2-8 This strength applies to grasping only If an opponent is held by both claws for one round (-2 to hit for held figure) the Devil may teleport away Bone 19 0 0 3-12 1801 0 0 3-18/3-18 1876 0 0 1-4/1-4 19 20 0 0 0 0 2-16 3-24 1801 1876 1800 0 0 0 20/21 22/23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 varies varies varies varies varies varies Dragons... crosses exhibit more cunning and discipline than pure ogres They are a difficult army to maintain since the half-ogres are sterile, and hence each generation must be bred from Tell them you saw it in Dragon magazine 18 December 1980 Fantasy Genetics: III hybrid is not responsible for what had happened, they would still be forcibly reminded of it whenever they saw him, which would make him generally unwelcome... will fail There is a 30% chance per round that d12 will be higher or equal to d20, so the chance of the Giant’s meeting the glance and then failing to save against it is (.3 x Tell them you saw it in Dragon magazine 32 December 1980 moving over the proper number of columns on the appropriate “to hit” chart — not by adding the “plus” to the actual die roll Some of the suggested changes in humanoids are... Australopithecus The present-day ogre is somewhat larger than fossil specimens, hence the appellation robustus The society and cultural level of ogres has been well documented in the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual “Ogre” is one of those terms of folklore that means many different things to different people (like “troll,” defined by Funk and Wagnalls as “a dwarf or giant of north European folklore”)...9 Vol V, No 6 by Allen Hammack Developer & editor of Top Secret packed rules booklet That being the case, we decided to ask Dragon to present them to the public through these pages As a cautionary note, we must emphasize that the superagents presented here should not show up with any great frequency or regularity in a Top Secret... which you want to give an element of whimsy To sum up, it should be possible to allow any character race into your campaign without upsetting the balance, just by using common sense So you want to play a dragon? All right, but you’ll have to start out Very Young, it’ll take centuries to grow up, and every knight around is going to try to kill you Want to play a djinn? Sure, but don’t blame me if some Wizard... changing license plates; known to drive other automobiles similarly equipped, including Aston-Martin and Lotus WEAPONS: Favorite is 25 caliber Beretta self-loader carried in chamois holster under left arm Magazine holds 8 standard rounds; PWV is 57 and Deception is reduced by -4 Also uses 38 Walther PPK self-loader, 5 shots; characteristics similar to 9mm version listed in Agent’s Manual Has been known . Raupp DRAGON magazine is published monthly by Dragon Publishing, a division of TSR Hobbies, Inc The mailing address of Dragon Publishing is PO Box 110, Lake Geneva, WI 53147; telephone 414– 248– 8044. DRAGON. telephone 414– 248– 8044. DRAGON IS available at hundreds of hobby stores and bookstores throughout the United States and Canada, and through a limited number of overseas outlets. The magazine can be pur- chased. surface mail, or $95 U.S. for 12 issues sent air mail. A limited selection of DRAGON back issues is available by mail from Dragon Publishing for cover price of a particular issue plus $1.00 per issue ordered