dragon magazine số 102

[...]... is more! DRAGON Magazine is, after all, a gaming journal, and this Indefatigable Key-pounder can’t take up its space with stories of Gord and Associates as they go about their affairs in that strange city and its environs in probability and time There are more adventures to be told than those chronicled in the two abovementioned books, and these tales will be appearing in AMAZING® Stories Magazine. .. (see DL3, Dragons of Hope) and at the dwarven metropolis of Thorbardin itself A small colony of Aghar at the ruined town of Pax Tharkas was supplemented by slaves from surrounding lands; following the events in Dragons of Autumn Twilight, the gully dwarves successfully defended the ruins from attacking draconians and have shut themselves away from the world for the duration of the Third Dragonlance... questioned) No formal education exists, except for the proverbial “school of hard knocks.” On occasion, several clans will be found living together, usually in a ruined or abandoned city Dragons of Autumn Twilight, Book 1 of the Dragonlance Chronicles, gives an excellent description of a typical (albeit captive) gully dwarf community at Xak Tsaroth which was partially destroyed by flooding Major Aghar communities... but if you get your money to us by the end of 1985, that issue will certainly be among the six bimonthly magazines you will receive All about gully dwarves Grubby and goofy, but lovable just the same by Roger E Moore Gully dwarves weren’t intended to be a race open to player characters when the DRAGONLANCE™ saga was first assembled Before long, however, certain gully dwarf characters in the saga developed... spirits, often with a surprising cheerfulness They’ve outlived so many other previous troubles that one more isn’t seen as very important Gully dwarves as PCs Like kender (see DRAGON issue #101), gully dwarves will generally appear only in DRAGONLANCE-based AD&D® game campaigns Aghar are not known from any world other than Krynn, their home world It’s possible that a few individuals have found their way into... every opportunity to benefit their friends and allies — as Bupu tried to do for Raistlin with her dead lizard (see Dragons of Autumn Twilight) A shaman leading his people into battle (a rare event) will prominently display every holy relic the clan owns, including a few new holy items DRAGON 15 drafted into emergency service as protective devices in case the old holy items have lost their power (“Better... statistics for the more important gully dwarves mentioned in the DRAGONLANCE saga were not included with the module series, they are presented below, with appropriate notes on roleplaying these characters as NPCs or as PCs Bupu 2nd-level Aghar shaman (fighter) HP 12 AC 10 CG STR 11 INT 10 WIS 10 DEX 14 CON 9 CHR 8/16 Following the events in Book 1, Dragons of Autumn Twilight, Bupu returned to Xak Tsaroth and... however The animals are described in naturalistic terms, and it is up to the DM to devise situations in which the animals might come into conflict with adventurers label your letter The address of DRAGON Magazine is P.O Box 110, Lake Geneva WI 53147, and that’s all you need to make sure your letter gets here But you can help us serve you more quickly by adding a line at the top of the address to tell... Play includes development of the character and personification thereof, role assumption and role playing, and the rest After all, fantasy 10 O CTOBER 1985 in whatever form is integral Whether fighting a dragon, piloting a starship, or shooting it out with evil enemy agents, the action imagined during the game is what really makes it fun The pendulum did need to move a bit to balance things, but it must... their skills and talents Reorx reduced his human worshipers in size and filled them with the urge to tinker, invent, and construct — and thus was the race of gnomes created As detailed in module DL5, Dragons of Mystery, certain gnomes were later profoundly altered by the Greystone of Gargath, turning-them into the two races of dwarves and kender The dwarves were filled with the lust for wealth and . B 543 Hato Rey PR 00918 DRAGON Magazine (ISSN 0279-6848) is published monthly by TSR, Inc. The mailing address for all material except subscription orders is DRAGON Magazine, P.O. Box 110, Lake Geneva. material published in DRAGON Magazine becomes the exclusive property of the publisher, unless special arrangements to the contrary are made prior to publication. DRAGON Magazine welcomes unsolicited. piece can be captured The Dragon s capture from afar ability left some people up in the air. This capturing ability only applies to the square directly beneath the Dragon, plus the four squares