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Dragon issue 170, 15th Anniversary Issue: Our best friends, our worst enemies, was released in June of 1991. It contained the following articles related to the Forgotten Realms:
Crossing Dragons With Everything[]
- By Gregory W. Detwiler. p. 19–24
Several dragon hybrid creatures: the mantidrake, the dracimera, and the wyvern drake. [citation template]
The Dragon's Bestiary: Give your campaign some heavy metal—dragons that is[]
- By Jason M. Walker. p. 26–32
The ferrous metal dragons. [citation template]
- Chromium dragon (chrome dragon)
- Cobalt dragon
- Gruaghlothor
- Iron dragon
- Nickel dragon
- Tungsten dragon
TSR Previews[]
- By Uncredited. p. 71
New products for June and July.
- Horde Campaign sourcebook.
- The Drow of the Underdark sourcebook.
- The Parched Sea novel.
The Pitfalls of Game Mastering[]
- By Steve Maurer. p. 87
Where GMs can go wrong, how how to fix it when they do.
Endings and Beginnings: the Forgotten Realms series[]
- By Marlys Heeszel. p. 96
The ending of The Finder's Stone, Dark Elf, and Maztica trilogies; and the beginning of The Harpers series.
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