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Warm up your pitching arms, you hopeful game writers.  \nMePhits  \nBy David Flor and Jared Espley  \nMephits are at home in the Elemental Chaos, but they can be found as loyal servants all across the planes of existence.  \nLOrds Of ChaOs: CryOnax  \nBy Michael E. Shea  \nCryonax is an elemental being forged from the coldest formations of raw chaos and the demonic embrace of the Abyss.  \nLegendary iteMs Of Krynn  \nBy Daniel Helmick  \nThe Heroes of the Lance wielded many legendary weapons during their epic war against the Dragon Highlords.  \n22 yOu say dragOnbOrn, i say draCOnian  \nBy Daniel Helmick  \nHave you ever wanted to play a bozak or kapak draconian? Now you can, with these dragonborn racial variants.  \n26 aLternative MuLtiCLass ruLes  \nBy Robert J. Schwalb and Matt Sernett  \nWe offer a flexible, optional approach to character building that doesn’t require feat expenditures to access the powers and features from other classes.  \n31 abyssaL trade gOOds: nOt a bad thing  \nBy Ed Greenwood  \nThe phrase “straight from the Abyss” is used by traders all over the Realms to describe rare and exotic goods. A few, however, really do trade directly with the Abyss.  \nOn the COver: Chris Seaman illustrates multiclass heroes—a rogue/cleric, a fighter/wizard, and a barbarian/druid—in a life-anddeath battle against a marilith and her carnage demon allies.  \nDragon  \nSenior Producer  \nProducers  \nManaging Editors Development and Editing Lead Developers  \nSenior Creative Director Art Director  \nPublishing Production Manager Digital Studio Consultant Contributing Authors  \nContributing Editors Contributing Artists  \nMarch 2 01 3  \nChristopher Perkins  \nGreg Bilsland, steve Winter Kim Mohan, Miranda Horner Jeremy Crawford  \nRobert J. schwalb, Chris sims  \nJon schindehette Kate Irwin Angie Lokotz Daniel Helmick  \nJared espley, David Flor, ed Greenwood, Daniel Helmick, Robert J. schwalb, Matt sernett, Michael e. shea  \nMichele Carter, scott Fitzgerald Gray, Penny Williams  \nNoah Bradley, Christopher Burdett, Julie Dillon, Tony DiTerlizzi, Wayne england, Goran Josic, Claudio Pozas, Chris seaman, Tyler Walpole  \nDungeons & Dragons, Wizards of the Coast, D&D Insider, their respective logos, D&D, Dungeon, and Dragon are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast LLC in the USA and other countries. ©2013 Wizards of the Coast LLC.  \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 LLC. This product is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual people, organizations, places, or events is purely coincidental.  \nE D I T O RIA L  \nPitch Perfect  \nBy Steve Winter  \nThe first Dragon and Dungeon submissions window of 2013 opens on April 1 and runs through May 31. That’s exciting news for us, and it should be for you, too, especially if you’ve ever wanted to share your great ideas with D&D® fans around the world and get paid for your writing talent.  \nYou can find all the pertinent instructions about where and how to send your pitches at the D&D website ([http://www.wizards.com/dnd/Article](http://www.wizards.com/dnd/Article). aspx?x=dnd/submissions).  \nThe submission window is important, both to us and to you.  \nIt’s important to us because a high percentage of the articles published in Dragon and Dungeon come in over the transom. We dutifully wade through the rising slush pile in a hybrid state of wide-eyed eagerness and jaded cynicism fueled by megadoses of caffeine and vitamin B. I’ll be honest here: The majority of the thousands of pitches we receive will be rejected—a fact oflife that I expect holds true whether you work on Dragon and Dungeon or on Harvard Book Review. Some are badly writt","cbCaid7UKxy6h50x","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaid7UKxy6h50x","pdf",3441883,35,"English","# Issue 421 | March 2013\n## Pitch Perfect\n## Mephits\n## Lords of Chaos: Cryonax\n## Legendary Items of Krynn\n## You Say Dragonborn, I Say Draconian\n## Alternative Multiclass Rules\n## Abyssal Trade Goods: Not a Bad Thing","[{\"question\":\"What are the dates of the 2013 submissions window mentioned in the editorial?\",\"answer\":\"The first Dragon and Dungeon submissions window of 2013 opens on April 1 and runs through May 31.\"},{\"question\":\"What determines whether a pitch is likely to be accepted?\",\"answer\":\"The editorial stresses that many pitches are rejected, and acceptance favors writing quality and relevance, not requests outside the magazines’ interests.\"},{\"question\":\"Which dragonborn option is described as a way to play a bozak or kapak draconian?\",\"answer\":\"The issue includes “You Say Dragonborn, I Say Draconian,” offering dragonborn racial variants for those character concepts.\"}]","Dragon Magazine 421 - March 2013 | PDF",1791233755,13]