The Dragon #9 is a magazine issue released in September 1977.
Content[]
Features[]
The following feature articles appeared in this issue:
| Title | Page | Author | Rules |
|---|---|---|---|
| Varied Player Character And Non-Player Character Alignment in the Dungeons & Dragons Campaign | 5 | Gary Gygax | OD&D |
| Seal of the Imperium (1) | 21 | M.A.R. Barker | Empire of the Petal Throne |
| The Fastest Guns That Never Lived II | 24 | Brian Blume | Boot Hill |
| Tombs & Crypts | 25 | James M. Ward | OD&D |
Fiction[]
| Title | Page | Author |
|---|---|---|
| The Finzer Family - A Tale of Modern Magic | 7 | Harry O. Fischer |
Development and release[]
Development[]
Timothy J. Kask served as Editor.
The article Varied Player Character And Non-Player Character Alignment in the Dungeons & Dragons Campaign was a response to reports from fanzines and readers' letters suggesting in-party alignment-based conflict.[1] Gygax's suggestion was to have players simply lie about their alignment until they reach high enough level to survive party conflict.
Release[]
The Dragon #9 was released by TSR in September 1977 for $1.50 US.
Reception and influence[]
Critical reception[]
Influence on other works[]
External links[]
- Dragon #9 at RPG.net
References[]
- ↑ Curmudgeon in the Cellar #339, 16m25s. Tim Kask, YouTube. Dec 14, 2024.
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