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Dragon Issue #331


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Practicality
Wed, Oct 31, 2007, 06:48 AM

This is one of the most practical Dragon Magazine issues for low level characters published in recent memory. Focusing on ways non-magical gear and low level magical trinkets can overcome situations that people might think as otherwise undoable without a fireball or two makes this extremly useful to people who have limited funds and magic.
In addition the practical side of looting is very well explored, and very useful for all those people who decide to follow weight rules and suddenly find that they can't move because they're carrying too much gold. In addition the article about pole arms, the most used historically but most often ignored catagory of weapons in D&D is very helpful for anyone loooking for new ways to get a ten foot reach over their opponents, and perhaps to be more historically accurate in what weapons they're carrying.
What's better then that is that my letter got published in this issue!

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