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Dragon Issue #287

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PLANES

This issue includes part one of the giant Forgotten Realms map.

DREAM LANDS
There are more to dreams than going to the College of Wizardry without wearing your pants.
By Jeff Grubb

WHEN CELESTIALS ATTACK
If they’re so good, why are they smooshing those kittens?
By Todd Crapper

FACTIONS
One can find bingo parlors and other odd organizations in the outer planes.
By Christopher Campbell

EXPAND YOUR MIND
Open the doors of perception and let the moths out.
By Bruce R. Cordell

DEEPER, DEEPER DARK
How can you say you’re awake, how can you say what’s a dream?
By Neal Barrett Jr.

ELMINSTER’S GUIDE
Take a cautious stroll through the Shadowdark House.
By Ed Greenwood

THE BESTIARY
Five creatures that can kill you faster than you can say “oops.”
By James Jacobs

CLASS ACTS: FIEND SLAYER
What evil lurks in the hearts of . . .
By Monte Cook

FAITHS OF FAERÛN: DREADMASTER
One absolute creep coming up!
By Julia Martin and Eric W. Haddock

CHAINMAIL
The armies of Thalos.
By Chris Pramas

FORUM
So many questions, so little sanity.

MIND FLAYERS
Sphinx-tightening mind benders.
By Mike Selinker

SILICON SORCERY
Rick plays so you don’t have to.
By Rick Moscatello

THE PLAY’S THE THING
Play by your own rules.
By Robin D. Laws

DUNGEONCRAFT
Populating your dungeons is almost as difficult as depopulating them.
By Ray Winninger

ROLE MODELS
Finely painted death squads.
By Mike McVey

DM’S TOOLBOX
There’s nothing worse than a good villain.
By Johnn Four

Due to licensing restrictions, the PDF Download edition of this issue does not include Phil Foglio's What's New with Phil & Dixie, Gary Gygax's Up on a Soapbox or Deeper, Deeper Dark by Neal Barrett, Jr.

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