DRAGON #310

DM SCREEN
That’s right—this issue includes a complete DM screen. This exclusive 4-panel screen is fully compatible with the revised third edition Dungeons & Dragons game.

THE WARRIOR CLASSES
Barbarians, Fighters, Paladins, Rangers, Monks, Rogues
Special Update Series: #1 of 3
This issue starts a 3-issue series designed to help you build the characters and games you want. Each issue focuses on making a group of related classes more customizable. This issue, the warrior classes get innovative new options.

Barbarians
Master the changes to the 3.5 barbarian with intriguing class combos, barbarian-only feats, and other innovative options. In addition to these intriguing new game mechanics, the article features advice for playing barbarian characters that are sure to fuel your inner rage.

Fighters
The most versatile weapon masters in the D&D game get even more options with new customized versions of the fighter class. These new concepts will challenge the way you think about D&D classes and show you how to choose the right options for your character or campaign.

Monks
The Monk class in the Player’s Handbook represents only one of the many fighting styles open to players. A new, customizable version of the class opens up new fighting techniques and new roleplaying opportunities.

Rangers
One of the most heavily revised classes in the D&D 3.5, the ranger has more potential to be a versatile and customizable character class than ever before. These options and class combos explore the versatility of the revised ranger and give you more ways to build interesting ranger characters.

Paladins
Lawful good deities aren’t the only gods with holy warrirors. Check out this issue to see new paladin classes that follow other alignments.

Rogues
Get a new take on the most skilled class in D&D. New rogue prestige classes open new doors for rogue characters.

Plus!
Mike Stackpole fiction, DM’s Toolbox, Dungeoncraft, Nodwick, and What’s New.