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Dragon #73 is a magazine issue released in May 1983.

Content[]

Features[]

The following feature articles appeared in this issue:

Title Page Author Rules
The Duelist 6 Arthur Collins AD&D 1e
The Inner Planes 10 Gary Gygax AD&D 1e
The Solo Scenario 16 Katharine Kerr AD&D 1e
The Ecology of the Catoblepas 22 Chris Elliott & Richard Edwards AD&D 1e
The Whole Half-Ogre 24 Roger E. Moore AD&D 1e
Relief For Traveller Nobility 26 Paul M. Crabaugh Traveller
Photo Finish: Lights, Camera, Life! 28 Mike Sitkiewicz
When It Gets Hit, It Gets Hurt 34 Arthur Collins AD&D 1e
Non-Violent Magic Items 36 Lewis Pulsipher & Roland Gettliffe AD&D 1e
New Tools of the Trade 58 Jeffrey L. Gillespie Top Secret
Thief's Climb Should Be Leveled Out 60 John T. Sapienza, Jr. Basic D&D
A Rare Way of Viewing the Wish 62 Lewis Pulsipher AD&D 1e
Patching the Cracks In Champions 66 Paul M. Crabaugh Champions
All For All, Not One For One 74 Roger E. Moore
Castles By Carroll V: Leeds Castle 76 Mike Carroll
Time, Money, File 13 and the Goon Show 78 Tom Wham File 13

Fiction[]

Title Page Author
Sagittarian, The 70 Jessica Amanda Salmonson

Adventure modules[]

Title Page Author Rules
Forest of Doom 41 Scott Butler D&D1

Development and release[]

Development[]

Kim Mohan served as Editor-in-Chief.

Release[]

Dragon #73 was released by TSR in May 1983 for $3.00 US.

Reception and influence[]

Critical reception[]

Influence on other works[]

The Inner Planes by Gary Gygax introduced the quasi-elemental planes and codified the names of the para-elemental planes of Smoke, Ooze, and Magma, which would be used until the end of D&D third edition.

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