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Dragon Issue #311

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SPELLCASTER CLASSES
Special Update Series 2 of 3

ARCANE ANCESTRY
They’re not just from dragons anymore. Alternate sorcerer bloodlines tap hidden resevoirs of power.
By Scott Carter

ARCANE ALTERATIONS
Monsters have been using templates, so why not spells? These new feats give wizards a spellcasting edge.
By Christopher Perkins based on an idea by Monte Cook

FACES OF FAITH
Clerics don’t just have to lean on a deity to get their power anymore. New cleric specialists present new paths to divine might.
By Ari Marmell

NATURE’S DESIGN
Grow closer to aspects of the natural world with these variant druid classes.
By Matthew Sernett

MUSICAL MASTERS
Bardic prestige classes that both capitalizeon the class’s versatility and provide new powers to make your bard sing.
By Patrick Younts and Jeff Quick

GUINEVERE’S FATE
Ben Bova brings Orion back to DRAGON. Arthur could claim his birthright and become the next High King, but he must first avoid the pitfalls set by the timetraveling Creators who seek his destruction.
By Ben Bova

THE PLAY’S THE THING
Give your fighter an edge with these feat combos and tactics.
By Michael Mearls

DM’S TOOLBOX
Hireling and cohort NPCs can be a burden or a blessing. Learn how to avoid the former.
By Johann Four

DUNGEONCRAFT
Dungeon Adventures Part 3
Dungeoncraft’s look at dungeons continues with several ways to make your dungeon denizens respond realistically.
By Monte Cook

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 Guinevere's Fate by Ben Bova.

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