Dragon Magazine No 215

by Kim Mohan

Putting Evil to Good Use
No, that’s okay, I’ll take that cursed item.

Gaming with Style
What style of role-player are you?

The Beginner’s Game
Treat your novice garners right and they’ll stick around.

First Quest
With the great power of being the “rules guy”, comes great responsibility.

DRAGON ECOLOGIES
“Ecology of the Amphisbaena” This is one instance where two heads are worse than one.

Donning a New Masque
Presenting new kits and a PC sheet for Masque of the Red Death campaigns.

The Deities of Africa
Use these gods to flesh out your African campaign pantheons.

210 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1866

About the author

Kim Rudolph Mohan (born May 4, 1949 in Chicago, Illinois) is an American author and editor.

Mohan was born in Chicago, Illinois, and moved to Williams Bay, Wisconsin when he was five. He became an avid science-fiction and fantasy reader and occasional wargamer, and graduated third in his high school class. He attended Beloit College, switching majors between philosophy, mathematics, and other subjects. "I decided that what I really wanted to do was write, so I sort of fell into a job working for the Lake Geneva Regional News as a reporter, and dropped out of college. That lasted for a few months, then I joined the staff of the Beloit Daily News, where I stayed for nine years." During that time, Mohan worked as everything from a sports writer, an editorial writer, the state editor, and the wire service editor. After nine years, he had grown tired of the newspaper business, and became a freelance writer for various newspapers.