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When an epic hero is needed, one may return to guide the living on the path to destiny.  \nPsionic racial traditions, Part 1  \nBy Robert J. Schwalb  \nDifferent races look upon psionic power in wildly varying ways. We examine the races’ different approaches to psionic magic through study, training, and meditation.  \n23  \n28  \n32  \n38  \ntHe Heirs oF si Berys  \nBy James Wyatt  \nA Siberys dragonmark is viewed as the touch of the Prophecy—a character’s inextricable link to the destiny of the world.  \nclass acts: assassin  \nBy Robert J. Schwalb  \nThe Gloaming Dance is one of the most reviled assassin cults at large in the world, and it has gone up against various assassins’ guilds in the past.  \nclass acts: Wizard  \nBy Daniel Jones  \nOnly the foolish think fire is tamed. Yet it has pursuers who seek to claim its strength or bend its power to their desires.  \nWinning races: dragonBorn  \nBy Peter Schaefer  \nSome dragonborn don’t develop their race’s characteristic breath weapon. Instead, they inherit the overpowering sense offear that dragons instill in others.  \n41  \n45  \nWinning races: Wilden  \nBy Bruce R. Cordell  \nWilden think, feel, act, and move like any other creatures. Yet sap, not blood, flows through their bodies, and their flesh is more akin to supple wood than skin.  \ncHannel divinity: tymora  \nBy Erik Scott de Bie  \nTymora is the goddess of luck and the favored patron of adventurers. Since nearly everyone has supplicated the Bright Lady at least once, Tymora is a powerful goddess indeed.  \ncolumns  \n4 editorial  \nBy Chris Youngs  \nChris bids adieu in his final Dragon Magazine editorial.  \n48 amPersand  \nBy Bill Slavicsek  \nBill looks ahead at what’s in store for July and beyond.  \n51 conFessions oF a Full-time Wizard  \nBy Shelley Mazzanoble  \nD&D’s “Player-in-Chief” shares more of her wisdom and insight.  \non tHe cover  \nIllustration byCraig J. Spearing  \n55 des & dev: mm3 story and mecHanics  \nBy Mike Mearls and Rodney Thompson  \nAfter sifting through feedback from the first two Monster Manuals, we decided it was time to adjust our approach to how we present creatures. Monster Manual  \n3 reflects those changes.  \n58 design & develoPment: dark sun  \nBy Rich Baker and Rodney Thompson  \nThe lead designer and developer of the upcoming Dark Sun Campaign Setting take you on a tour of the core concepts that guided their work.  \n61 d&d alumni  \nBy Bart Carroll  \nA look back at D&D editions past and how they influence the current game.  \n64 d&d Play rePort  \nBy Chris Tulach  \nChris Tulach writes about what’s going on with official D&D play, the community, and upcoming events!  \nDungeons & Dragons, D&D, Forgotten Realms, Eberron, Dungeon, Dragon, d20, d20 System, Wizards of the Coast, all other Wizards of the Coast product names, and their respective logos are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast, Inc., in the U.S.A. and other countries.  \nThis material is protected under the copyright laws of the United States of America. Any reproduction or unauthorized use of the material or artwork contained herein is prohibited without the express written permission of Wizards of the Coast, Inc. This product is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual people, organizations, places, or events is purely coincidental. Printed in the U.S.A. ©2010 Wizards of the Coast LLC.  \nno portion of this work may be reproduced in any form without written permission. For more Dungeons & Dragons articles, adventures, and information, visit www.wizards. com/dnd  \nDragon  \nEditor-in-Chief  \nSenior Art Director Web Production Contributing Authors  \nDevelopers  \nEditors Cover Artist Contributing Arti","cbCaitccBT6UM5kd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitccBT6UM5kd","pdf",3499792,66,"English","# Features\n## Paladin Basics\n## Epic Destinies: Heroes Reborn\n## Psionic Racial Traditions, Part 1\n## The Heirs of Sibilerys\n## Class Acts: Assassin\n## Class Acts: Wizard\n## Winning Races: Dragonborn\n## Winning Races: Wilden\n## Channel Divinity: Tymora\n# Columns\n## Editorial\n## Ampersand\n## Confessions of a Full-time Wizard\n## On the Cover\n## Des & Dev: MM3 Story and Mechanics\n## Design & Development: Dark Sun\n## D&D Alumni\n## D&D Play Report","[{\"question\":\"What theme and setting materials are included in Issue 388?\",\"answer\":\"The issue focuses on Dungeons \\u0026 Dragons rule and lore expansions, featuring paladin, psionic, class, race, and divinity-related content alongside design and development commentary.\"},{\"question\":\"Which class and race options are highlighted in the Features section?\",\"answer\":\"Highlights include Paladin Basics, psionic racial traditions, Class Acts for assassin and wizard, and winning races such as dragonborn and wilden.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of articles appear besides the rule-focused features?\",\"answer\":\"The issue also includes columns like editorial updates, previews for upcoming content, a full-time wizard’s confessions, and industry and community coverage such as official play and alumni perspectives.\"}]","Dragon Issue 388 - June 2010 | PDF",1791237778,25]