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Dragon #376 Revenants! Learn about this exciting new character race, only on D&D Insider. While you're here, read up on fell taints, the demon Turaglas, the ecology of the rust monster, adventurers from Forgotten Realms, and playtest a chunk of Monster Manual 3. There's also bards, the Moonshaes, artificers, dragonmarks, and much more! 
Dragon #368 It's the barbarian, baby! Playtest this terrific class months before Player's Handbook II's release. Plus, we have gladiators, gladiator campaigns, artifacts and advice on using them, a domain of dread, skill challenges, the low-down on death and dying, Eberron, Ampersand, and more!
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Learn about the Keepers of the Celestian Order, transparency in DMing, a new domain of dread, and the dominion of Nehu. You can also playtest Monster Manual 3 beasties and the new monk! Plus RPGA Report, Design & Development, D&D Alumni, Expeditionary Dispatches, and other great columns you know and love.
Study magic at the White Lotus Academy, pick up a unique familiar when you graduate, learn about the Prince of Frost and the deva, and polish up on your orcish brutishness. There's also Arcane Power, the Wilden, and hybrid characters, plus enough columns to build a Greek temple.
Along with copious treats from the brand new Player's Handbook 2, this issue contains assassins' secrets, gruesome details on the archdevil Alloces and its hideous creations, a look behind primal powers, and the ecology of the Sharn.
The Shadowfell, necromancy, evil deities, plane-stalking PCs, the city of Tarmalune, and the newly-released Dungeon Delve are just some of the treasures hidden in this issue. There're also previews, fiction, columns, and advice for players and DMs!
Usher in the new year with planar goodies, horror, and planar horror. The demilich Acererak rears his ugly skull, dhampyr arise, zombies shamble, and the city of Hestavar shines in the Astral plane. And that's in addition to the usual columns and features!
Tiamat's loyal servants, a faction devoted to death in the City of Doors, Mual-Tar the chained serpent, monsters of the Demonweb -- it's an issue crammed with holiday horrors. Plus, preview the druid, study cosmology, and build more challenging skill challenges.
This issue brings you minotaurs as player characters, Baphomet as their deity of choice, Io'Vanthor as the lost city of the dragonborn, the spawn of Yeenoghu, and trade secrets of dragon slayers. Plus great behind-the-scenes peeks at what's coming and why!
Investigate the shadowy worlds of renegade drow and gnolls who prowl the PC's path. Dig into the Ecology of the Genasi, new epic destinies from the Forgotten Realms Player's Guide, and intelligent items in your D&D campaign.
Dragon #366 will take you to the Feywild, the Far Realm, and beyond. Plus, this issue includes plenty of new support of this month’s release of the 4th Edition Forgotten Realms.
From the Ecology of the Dragonborn to our newest feature enabling you to playtest the artificer class, issue #365 will be sure to have something to liven up your D&D game.
4th Edition is finally here, and with it, the re-launch of Dragon! Check out the first articles for issue #364, which kicks off with a brand-new Demonomicon of Iggwilv article on Yeenoghu, and "Playing Warforged," an article that builds on the information for the race presented in the 4E Monster Manual. 
The last 3rd Edition issue of Dragon rolls out in the next several weeks. This issue, we’re stretching into the middle of May, when we’ll launch the first magazine content for the 4th Edition of D&D. In these next few weeks, get your campaigns ready with a sneak preview of 4th Edition epic destinies, and rules on how to implement them and more.
We’re less than five months away from the launch of 4th Edition. This issue continues to feature exclusive glimpses of 4th Edition, and more articles that will prepare you for the new game. In addition, we’ve started our Countdown to the Realms of 4th Edition, and more articles detailing what the Forgotten Realms will look like in a few months.
This issue features even more detailed 4th Edition coverage, on everything from dwarves to bulettes. We'll also be featuring a crossover between the Exemplars of Evil and Elder Evils supplements. More members of the Infernal Aristocracy, more Realmslore and Expeditionary Dispatches, and a new Ecology. 
Check out our first digital issue! Issue #360, and the theme is D&D: Past, Present, and Future, so in this issue wee examine the way the game has evolved over the years. Plus, more of the great D&D content you've come to expect from Dragon (a new Demonomicon entry, anyone?), plus exclusive 4th Edition coverage.
The Scales of War goes nautical at the island nation of Nefelus; a megalomaniacal dragonborn tries to resurrect the ancient glory of Arkhosia; an invisible evil stalks the halls of the White Lotus Academy of arcane knowledge; plus Skill Challenges, Save My Game, and Dungeoncraft!
Kidnappings from merchant caravans ... a flying ship ... githyanki ... dark forces that threaten the world ... and dungeon delving all feature in Dungeon #164. Add to those the priceless offerings of Save My Game, Dungeoncraft, and Ruling Skill Challenges, and you have one action-packed month!
Eladrin disappearing from the Feywild ... a summons from an unexpected ally that triggers a journey across the planes ... rifts in reality that allow horrors beyond imagining and comprehension to shatter minds and worlds ... These are the challenges and adventures that await in Dungeon #163! 
Heroes can continue their descent into insanity with part 2 of Robert Schwalb's Madness trilogy. Scales of War continues -- sort of -- in a short adventure that bridges the gap between heroic and paragon tiers. And a legendary archfey stretches her icy fingers across the world in Winter of the Witch.
PCs get a cool reception when they return to Overlook in this issue's Scales of War Adventure Path adventure. A 3rd-edition adventure gets a 4E facelift in Touch of Madness. An incident from the novel Spellplague comes to life for players. And messrs. Wyatt, Mearls, and Radney-MacFarland offer priceless DM advice.
The Den of the Destroyer is your next stop on the Scales of War Adventure Path. We also challenge you to face the dragon Urum-Shar and take you Beyond the Trollhaunt Warrens in exciting side treks. Plus, the Save My Game and Dungeoncraft insights that you've come to expect.
"The Lost Mine of Karak" continues the Scales of War Adventure Path. "The Ziggurat Beyond Time" from David Noonan is the first epic adventure of D&D 4th Edition, and "Menace of the Icy Spire" is a Forgotten Realms adventure based out of the town of Loudwater. Plus Save My Game and Dungeoncraft, of course!
“The Shadow Rift of the Umbraforge” carries the Scales of War Adventure Path to a portal to the Shadowfell. “Sea Reavers of the Shrouded Crags” introduces a vehicle unlike any D&D has seen. Plus “The Tariff of Relkingham,” Save My Game, and Dungeoncraft!
Dungeon #157 brings you a new Scales of War Adventure Path adventure, a trip to the Feywild, a vanished fort garrison, and madness in the depths of the earth. What more could you ask for?
The new Adventure Path, Scales of War, starts this issue, but that’s not all. We also have an adventure set in a house haunted by more than spirits, and “Last Breaths of Ashenport,” newly updated for 4th Edition.
The first 4th Edition issue of Dungeon is here (#155), newly redesigned and updated! Check out new adventures “Heathen” and “Sleeper in the Tomb of Dreams” as well as our Eberron and Forgotten Realms conversion articles for Keep on the Shadowfell. Plus, new installments of Save My Game and Dungeoncraft.
Dungeon #154 brings you two new adventures. In our first adventure a traditional pastoral holiday comes to a terrifying halt in "Night of the Straw Men" by Stephen J. Smith. Then when adventurers bring the contents of a newly rediscovered tomb back to Stormreach, they unwittingly unleash a terrible power in "City of Blood" by Nicolas Logue.
Ever wondered what the Negative Energy Plane was like? Or explored a giant anthill? Ever stopped to consider where hags came from? Well, you’ll be able to answer all these questions after you’ve seen Dungeon #153. Plus, the first adventure in an ambitious three-part arc by Robert Schwalb spanning this issue and the next.
Dungeon #152 features all-new D&D adventures by long-time designers Ari Marmell ("Last Breaths of Ashenport") and Robert Schwalb ("Essence of Evil"), a pair of Side Treks by D&D designer David Noonan. Plus, new installments of Dungeoncraft, Save My Game, and Roll vs. Role, and an adventure tie-in to Anauroch: The Empire of Shade.
Dungeon #151 features all-new D&D adventures by Ari Marmell, Edward Albert, and C.A. Suleiman ("Iggwilv's Legacy: The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth") and Nicolas Logue ("Hell's Heart"). Plus, new installments of Dungeoncraft, Maps of Mystery, and Save My Game. 
