Dragon Magazine
Collection
Identifier: GR830.D7 D72
This collection contains 166 issues of Dragon Magazine, with dates spanning from March 1983-May 1994. Dragon was one of two popular magazines published by the official Dungeons & Dragons corporation from 1976-2013, and held a wide range of columns appealing to the role-playing game community. It was popular for its supplementary D&D resources and inspirational fantasy writing.
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4.7 Linear Feet (4.7 linear feet (18 boxes))
The magazine, published by the official Dungeons & Dragons company, contains resources intended to appeal to a role-playing gamer audience, including sample spells, characters, illustrations, maps, D&D advice articles, fantasy stories, convention advertisements, D&D supply advertisements, game reviews, and comics.
Dragon magazine was one of two official magazines for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game. It ran in print from 1976-2007, then switched to an online publication until its last edition, number 430, in December 2013. The magazine held a wide range of columns appealing to the role-playing game community, including fantasy fiction writing, supplementary D&D materials, gameplay strategy, and art. It was popular among the role-playing game community for its supplementary resources and inspirational fantasy writing.
Issues arranged in chronological order by publication date.
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Gift of Kitty Dingledine to the Georgia Tech Archives in February 2025. The magazines previously belonged to her son Roger.
Materials were donated to Archives and Special Collections by Kitty Dingledine in February 2025.
Collection processed by Elijah Jeffres in April-May 2025.
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