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Dragon issue 218, Wing, Fire, and Claw, was released in June of 1995. It contained the following articles related to the Forgotten Realms:
First Quest: Play with Me, She Breathed
- By Ed Greenwood. pp. 8, 54
Ed Greenwood's early love for role-playing games, without and within the Forgotten Realms.[citation template]
Dragon Intrigues
- By Gregory W. Detwiler. Artwork by Steve Schwartz. pp. 16-22
What dragons can do when working from behind the scenes.[citation template]
Dragon Dweomers
- By Robert S. Mullin. p. 24
Spells for dragons.
Spice of Life
- By Thomas M. Kane. p. 32
Running mutiple plotlines simultaneously.
Magic Resistance, Step by Step
- By Skip Williams. pp. 56-57
How to apply the concept of magic resistance.[citation template]
The Nature of Evil
- By Michael T. Kuciak. p. 66
Making your bad guys really bad.
The Ecology of the Bird Maiden
- By Paul Culotta. Artwork by Karl Waller. pp. 75-80, 94
A detailed look at the bird maiden, a Zakharan relative of the swanmay.[citation template]
TSR Previews
- By Uncredited. p. 120
New products for July.
- Spellbound sourcebook.
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