![]() ![]() My subscription had followed me through so many phases of my life the thought of never getting another issue in the mail was very depressing. ![]() ![]() The cancellation of Dragon hit me pretty hard. The only thing I can really hold against Paizo is that they stopped the practice of including a reprint of the cover art sans text in each issue.Īnd then it stopped. This batch of Dragons delivered consistently good material, with something in almost every issue that I wanted to incorporate into my game (it also presented a blend of ‘fluff’ and ‘crunch’ that suited my tastes perfectly – and I try and emulate on this blog). Paizo injected the magazine with this amazing youthful energy that made it exciting to read in a way that only an optimistic, upstart company can do. Roger Moore may have been my favourite editor, but my favourite era of the magazine is the time Dragon spent under the stewardship of Paizo publishing (with Eric Mona as editor). This is the last instalment of my celebration of Dragon magazine’s 35th anniversary, and I have to admit it’s a little bittersweet (part one is here and part two is here). ![]()
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