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[...]... the illithids will reach out and touch one of your characters DRAGON 13 by Skip Williams If you have any questions on the games produced by TSR, Inc., “Sage Advice” will answer them In the United States and Canada, write to: Sage Advice, DRAGON Magazine, P.O Box 111, Lake Geneva WI 53147, U.S.A In Europe, write to: Sage Advice, DRAGON Magazine, TSR Ltd., 120 Church End, Cherry Hinton, Cambridge CB1... 151 Yeti, 127 DRAGON Magazine has published further details on numerous other “official” beings and monsters in non-“Ecology” articles (even excluding the Dragon s Bestiary” column) In particular, note the following creatures and their issue references (and be aware that earlier articles on other critters exist): Aarakocra, 124 Apes, 95 Centaurs, 103, 105 Dinosaurs, 112 Dogs, 102, 103 Dragons, 98,... guardians that he can set to guard any item or room he chooses Stone wolves never sleep They stand as still as statues until a stranger gets close to the item or enters the room DRAGON 27 Letters Continued from page 5 Dragon, red, 134 Dragons (2nd Edition), 146 Dryad, 87 Ettin, 92 Eye of the deep, 93 Flind (“The sociology of ”; with gnoll notes), 173 Galeb duhr, 172 Gas spore, 120 Gelatinous cube (a.k.a... used with permission Copyright ©1991 Marvel Entertainment Group, Inc All Rights Reserved DRAGON 33 If your AD&D® characters aren’t afraid of insects, they soon will be by Gregory W Detwiler 34 OCTOBER 1991 All three monster books of the AD&D® 1st Edition game, along with various monster collections in DRAGON Magazine, feature a variety of giant insects as opponents Many of these big bugs are now in... however, for individuals to have powers different from those given here For more information on how psionics work in the RAVENLOFT™ setting, see the article, “Are You Having Bad Thoughts?” in this issue DRAGON 19 Lich, Psionic mortals are completely unprepared to face (These new powers will conform to the general standards established in The Complete Psionics Handbook for function, damage, area of effect,... creation of new psionic powers can be gleaned from the section on spell research in the Dungeon Master’s Guide Further information can be gained from the article, “Are You Having Bad Thoughts?” in this magazine. ) Further, liches are able to employ magical items just as they did in life and may have quite a formidable collection of enchanted trinkets to use against adventurers It is important to note... roads and remote villages of your campaign? Then try throwing your PCs to the wolves! For the creation of the dread wolf, credit must be given to Richard A Knaak’s novel, The Legend of Huma, from the DRAGONLANCE® Heroes trilogy, volume 1 (Lake Geneva: TSR, Inc., 1988) Artwork by Terry Pavlet Dread wolf CLIMATE/TERRAIN: Any FREQUENCY: Very rare ORGANIZATION: Pack or special ACTIVITY CYCLE: Any DIET:... wolves is within its 50-mile control limit (see “Ecology”), it will fight under the direction of the controlling mage If a group is outside this limit, the wolves will fight using normal pack tactics DRAGON 23 Dread wolves cause a nasty rotting disease that can infect a bitten opponent if the victim fails a save vs poison one hour after the fight; failure means the loss of 1 hp per hour until death... animated shadow is imparted with a little of the substance of the demiplane of dread It becomes the monster of the same name and seeks to kill the character It will follow him everywhere, lurking just out of DRAGON 11 sight, waiting for a chance to pounce upon its former master As long as the shadow lives, the character casts no shadow himself Any normal person that notices this will undoubtedly assume the... End, Cherry Hinton, Cambridge CB1 3LB, United Kingdom We are no longer able to make personal replies; please send no SASEs with your questions (SASEs are being returned with writers’ guidelines for the magazine) This month, the sage takes a short look at some enchanted items from the AD&D® 2nd Edition game Can a wand of negation be used to dispel spells with a duration, such as fly or continual light, . the United States and Canada, write to: Letters, DRAGON Magazine, P.O. Box 111, Lake Geneva WI 53147, U.S.A. In Europe, write to: Letters, DRAGON Magazine, TSR Ltd., 120 Church End, Cherry Hinton,. material published in DRAGON Magazine becomes the exclusive properly of the pub- lisher, unless special arrangements to the contrary are made prior to publication. DRAGON Magazine welcomes unsolicited. given If you want to contact an author or artist published in this magazine, just send your letter to that person, c/o DRAGON Magazine, and we will forward the letter if at all possible. In some cases