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Dragon issue 104 was released in December of 1985. It contained the following articles related to the Forgotten Realms:
The well-rounded thief[]
- By John C. Bunnell. p. 9-10
A look at five possible motivations for thief characters.
Race is ahead of class[]
- By John C. Bunnell. p. 11-14
Motivations for demi-human thieves. [citation template]
Oriental opens new vistas[]
- By David "Zeb" Cook. p. 20–21
A look inside the new Oriental Adventures. [citation template]
Meeting of the minds[]
- By Peter Zelinski. p. 24
An expanded psionic encounter table incorporating the monsters from Fiend Folio and Monster Manual II.
Leomund's Tiny Hut: Specialization and game balance[]
- By Len Lakofka. p. 28
Balancing the weapon specialization rules. [citation template]
The Ecology of the Ochre Jelly[]
- By Ed Greenwood. p. 33-36
A scholarly treatise on the Ochre Jelly. [citation template]
TSR Profiles: David "Zeb" Cook[]
- By Uncredited. p. 63
A profile of Senior Game Designer David "Zeb" Cook. [citation template]
Appendix[]
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