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Dragon magazine was born in 1976, as an outgrowth of the popularity of Dungeons and Dragons. Between 1976 and 2002 Dragon was published by [[wikipedia:TSR|TSR]], and then by Wizards of the Coast.
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* It was a [[periodical]] that featured [[Traveller]] articles.
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== Description ([[Specifications]]) ==
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Although Dragon Magazine was originally designed to support the roleplaying industry in general, it has always been primarily a house organ for TSR's (or more recently [[wikipedia:Wizards of the Coast|Wizards of the Coast's]]) role-playing games with a particular focus on D&D.
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In 2002, Paizo Publishing acquired the rights to publish Dragon under license from Wizards of the Coast.
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| Strategy of Survival, The||[[ Edward C. Cooper]]|| 18|| 3
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| [[Asimov Cluster|Asimov Cluster, The]] ||[[William B. Fawcett]]|| 20|| 20
 
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|-Traveller Navy Wants To Join You, The||[[R.D. Stuart]]|| 25|| 20
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| [[Tesseract|Tesseracts: A Traveller Artifact]] ||[[Gary Jordan]]|| 27|| 16
 
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| Make Your Own Aliens||[[Roger Moore]]|| 51|| 7
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| Plotting a Course for Choosy Players||[[Jefferson P. Swycaffer]]|| 51|| 9
 
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| [[Starship|New Ideas For Old Ships]] ||[[Paul M. Crabaugh]]|| 51|| 11
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| [[Computer|In Defense of Computers]] ||[[Paul M. Crabaugh]]|| 51|| 13
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| [[Maser|Masers & Cameras]] ||[[Paul M. Crabaugh]]|| 51|| 15
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| [[Merchant|Merchants Deserve More, Too]] ||[[Dennis Matheson]]|| 53|| 60
 
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| [[Imperial Nobility|Relief For Traveller Nobility]] ||[[Paul M. Crabaugh]]|| 73|| 26
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|Active Duty||[[Jefferson P. Swycaffer]]|| 102|| 80
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|Of Nobbles and Men||[[Paul Vernon]]|| 103|| 71
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| [[Technology|High Tech and Beyond]] ||[[James Collins]]|| 108|| 78
 
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|Star Cops!||[[Terrance McInnes]]|| 113|| 88
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|Aim and Burn||[[William A. Barton]]|| 116|| 90
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|Space-Age Espionage||[[John Dunkelberg, Jr.]]|| 120|| 64
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==External Links==
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===External Link/s===
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[http://www.aeolia.net/dragondex/index.html DragonDex] Complete Dragon Index
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# EXTERNAL LINK: [http://www.aeolia.net/dragondex/index.html DragonDex] Complete Dragon Index
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== History & Background ([[Dossier]]) ==
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[[Dragon]] magazine was born in 1976, as an outgrowth of the popularity of Dungeons and Dragons. Between 1976 and 2002 Dragon was published by [[wikipedia:TSR|TSR]], and then by Wizards of the Coast.
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Although Dragon Magazine was originally designed to support the roleplaying industry in general, it has always been primarily a house organ for TSR's (or more recently [[wikipedia:Wizards of the Coast|Wizards of the Coast's]]) role-playing games with a particular focus on D&D.
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In 2002, Paizo Publishing acquired the rights to publish Dragon under license from Wizards of the Coast.
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== References & Contributors (Sources) ==
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|S2= [[Traveller Wiki Editorial Team]]
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|S3= Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology [[User:Maksim-Smelchak|Maksim-Smelchak]] of the [[Ministry of Science]]
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Revision as of 16:21, 14 January 2019

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Traveller Articles

Dragon Magizine Articles
Title Author Issue Page
Strategy of Survival, The Edward C. Cooper 18 3
Asimov Cluster, The William B. Fawcett 20 20
Tesseracts: A Traveller Artifact Gary Jordan 27 16
Traveller: Star System Generation Gary Jordan 27 18
Traveller Politician, The Rick Stuart 32 24
IBIS: Profit and Peril Kenneth Burke 35 7
Useful Skills Alexander von Thorn 35 8
'Other' Option, The Charles Ahner & Rick Stuart 35 9
More Clout For Scouts Anthony Previte & James Cavaliere 35 10
Black Holes! James Hopkins 35 11
Canard, A Traveller Adventure Roberto Camino 43 35
Make Your Own Aliens Roger Moore 51 7
Plotting a Course for Choosy Players Jefferson P. Swycaffer 51 9
New Ideas For Old Ships Paul M. Crabaugh 51 11
In Defense of Computers Paul M. Crabaugh 51 13
Masers & Cameras Paul M. Crabaugh 51 15
Miller Milk Bottle, The Marc Miller 51 16
Merchants Deserve More, Too Dennis Matheson 53 60
Filling In Skills Jon Mattson 55 52
Anything But Human Jon Mattson 58 65
Translating Skitterbuggers Into Traveller Steve Winter 59 32
Exonidas Spaceport Jefferson P. Swycaffer 59 34
Robots: Mechanical Sidekicks For Traveller Players Jon Mattson 64 46
Dwarves In Space Roger Moore 70 27
Relief For Traveller Nobility Paul M. Crabaugh 73 26
Preventing Complacency In Traveller Gaming Roger Moore 85 77
Interstellar Athletes Michael Brown 86 80
Luna: A Traveller's Guide Marc Miller 87 75
Does Anyone Here Speak Aslan? Joseph Benedetto, Jr. 91 71
Antimissiles and Roundshot Jefferson P. Swycaffer 95 76
Rogues of the Galaxy Igor Greenwald 97 71
Stellar Diocese, The Michael Brown 101 83
Active Duty Jefferson P. Swycaffer 102 80
Of Nobbles and Men Paul Vernon 103 71
Hexes and High Guard Jefferson P. Swycaffer 104 74
High Tech and Beyond James Collins 108 78
Double-Helix Connection, The Michael Brown 109 82
Star Cops! Terrance McInnes 113 88
Aim and Burn William A. Barton 116 90
Space-Age Espionage John Dunkelberg, Jr. 120 64

External Link/s

  1. EXTERNAL LINK: DragonDex Complete Dragon Index

History & Background (Dossier)

Dragon magazine was born in 1976, as an outgrowth of the popularity of Dungeons and Dragons. Between 1976 and 2002 Dragon was published by TSR, and then by Wizards of the Coast.

Although Dragon Magazine was originally designed to support the roleplaying industry in general, it has always been primarily a house organ for TSR's (or more recently Wizards of the Coast's) role-playing games with a particular focus on D&D.

In 2002, Paizo Publishing acquired the rights to publish Dragon under license from Wizards of the Coast.

References & Contributors (Sources)

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