Dragon #39 is a magazine issue released in July 1980.
Content[]
Features[]
The following feature articles appeared in this issue:
| Title | Page | Author | Rules |
|---|---|---|---|
| Work In Process | 6 | Phil Neuscheler | |
| Try This For Evil: The Anti-Paladin NPC | 8 | George Laking & Tim Mesford | AD&D 1e |
| The Problem Of Morality In Fantasy | 10 | Douglas P. Bachmann | |
| Barbarian North and the Youth Of Juulute Wolfheart | 12 | G. Arthur Rahman | Divine Right |
| Women Want Equality -- And Why Not? | 16 | Jean Wells & Kim Mohan | AD&D 1e |
| Points To Ponder | 17 | Kyle Gray | AD&D 1e |
| Starting From Scratch | 20 | Len Lakofka | AD&D 1e |
| Of Staves and Strings and Other Things | 26 | William Fawcett | AD&D 1e |
| Good Hits & Bad Misses | 34 | Carl Parlagreco | AD&D 1e |
| Uniformity, Conformity...Or Neither | 36 | Karl Horak | AD&D 1e |
| What Are the Odds? | 39 | William Keely | AD&D 1e |
| The Electric Eye | 40 | Mark Herro | |
| Bazaar of the Bizarre | 41 | Roger E. Moore | AD&D 1e |
| Research In Imperium | 44 | Michael Crane | Imperium |
| Redmond and Rodger On Graphics and Games | 48 | John Prados |
Fiction[]
| Title | Page | Author |
|---|---|---|
| Next Time, Try a Cleric | 24 | Tom Armstrong |
Adventure modules[]
| Title | Page | Author | Rules |
|---|---|---|---|
| Missile Mission, The | insert | Mike Carr | Top Secret |
Development and release[]
Development[]
Jake Jaquet served as Editor.
Release[]
Dragon #39 was released by TSR in July 1980 for $3.00 US.
The cover title of this issue would change from The Dragon to simply Dragon, which would be used for the rest of the magazine's run. Internally, the magazine's page headers still used the name "The Dragon" up to Dragon #41 (Sep 1980), and writers and contributors would continue to refer to the magazine by the old title even after that.
Reception and influence[]
Critical reception[]
Influence on other works[]
External links[]
- Dragon #39 at RPG.net
References[]
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| Dragon • Dragon+ • Dragon • Imagine • Living Greyhawk Journal • Polyhedron • The Strategic Review |