Dragon magazine

This painting by Daniel R. Horne premiered as the cover of Dragon Magazine issue 126, which arrived in my mailbox in October of 1987. Thereafter, it would reappear in several other TSR products and…

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A page for viewing image 76 in the Draconika dragon gallery.

Film Goblin's take on the ten best DRAGON magazine covers of the 1980s featuring artwork by: Elmore, Easley, Parkinson and Caldwell.

This module comes up pretty frequently on the secondary market and it always seems to go for a higher price than other modules from the same error. I was on a hiatus from playing by the time this had came out but picked it up before the prices went as crazy as they have. I have also never had a chance to read it all the way through. I find myself wondering if the module is that well done or if it is being bought up by fanboys for the fine representation of Res Sonja on the cover.

We are nearing the end of the mythic year 1984 where we had been warned that Big Brother is Watching You. Fast forward 34 years people ask why no one is watching them on YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat and so on. On the big screen, Beverly Hills Cop is still bringing in cash. Wham! Madonna and Daryl Hall and John Oates rule the airwaves. It's December 1984 and this Issue #92 of This Old Dragon! Oh I am in for a treat today. This is one of my favorite issues, wonder how it stacks up to my…

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Dipping into the box of mildewy Dragons under my desk, I find this gem in February 1991. Ok, again, I did not pull this one out completely at random. And compared to some of the others this one is in rather great shape. Let's see. February of 1991. I was an undergrad, living in an apartment with three other guys. Graduation was still a year or so off. My computer at the time was my aging Color Computer 3 that, while I loved it, was showing me its limitations in an increasingly…