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Sounds like change is in the wind.  \n4 the BlOOd WAr  \nBy Sterling Hershey  \nThe fiendish war between the baatezu and the tanar’ri has raged since time immemorial. How did it begin, and will it ever end?  \n8 MAgiC diCe  \nBy Alana Joli Abbott  \nI guess you could say we’re on a roll.  \n11 the shAdOW thAt WAs  \nBy Derek Guder  \nOrcus died, and then he came back—a fitting tale for the Demon Prince of Undeath.  \n16 fAllen Angels  \nBy Steve Townshend  \nThe succubus—a fiendish temptress that can turn the most faithful paladin into a slavering creature consumed by lust, all for the price of a soul.  \n24 the sWOrd Of spells  \nBy Ed Greenwood  \nWizards live in fear of a sentient sword that flies across the Realms unbidden, slaying spellcasters to slake its thirst for magic.  \n28 MirOn’s teArs  \nBy Keith Baker  \nFor centuries, Miron’s Tears has fought a secret war against the fiendish forces that strive to infiltrate and corrupt the Church of the Silver Flame. Do you have what it takes to join this devoted order?  \n31 YsrillA lightstep  \nBy Rodney Thompson  \nYsrilla Lightstep stalks the desert wastes of Athas in search of elusive prey, defying death to claim her prize.  \nOn the COver: A balor and a pit fiend go toe-to-cloven-hoof as Mark Winters envisions a fiendish battle of the Blood War.  \nDragon  \nSenior Producer  \nProducers  \nManaging Editors Development and Editing Lead Developer  \nSenior Creative Director Art Director  \nPublishing Production Manager Digital Studio Consultant Contributing Authors  \nContributing Editors Contributing Artists  \nNovember 2 01 2  \nChristopher Perkins Greg Bilsland, stan!  \nKim Mohan, Miranda Horner  \nJeremy Crawford Tanis O’Connor Jon schindehette Kate Irwin Angie Lokotz Daniel Helmick  \nAlana Joli Abbott, Keith Baker, ed Greenwood, Derek Guder, sterling Hershey, Rodney  \nThompson, steve Townshend Michele Carter, Ray Vallese Noah Bradley, sam Carr, Hector Ortiz, Peter Tikos, Mark Winters  \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. ©2012 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  \nAgents of Change  \nBy Stan!  \nAs you noticed last month (and as Chris Perkins discussed in October’s Dungeon editorial), we’ve made a change in the way the magazines are being presented. Rather than having Dragon and Dungeon articles appear individually on the D&D® website, we’re experimenting with presenting them as a pair of compiled, single-PDF issues.  \nOn the one hand, this harkens back to the good old days when you could buy Dragon and Dungeon magazines on the newsstand (back when there were such things as newsstands). On the other hand, you might have gotten used to consuming the columns, adventures, and supplemental material in bite-sized nuggets. Either way, things have changed.  \nChange can be scary—and I don’t just mean the big things. Even little changes, like driving a new route to work or trying a new breakfast cereal, can cause some anxiety. (Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, you know.) We like things to stay the way they are, and even when we aren’t completely satisfied, we at least are comforted by the familiarity and the predictability. Change means uncertainty, and nothing is scarier than the unknown.  \nBut change is also good. It’s what ","cbCaiepsNyiML3U0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiepsNyiML3U0","pdf",3169809,33,"English","# Editorial\n## Agents of Change\n# Contents\n## Agents Of ChAnge\n## The Blood War\n## Magic Dice\n## The Shadow That Was\n## Fallen Angels\n## The Sword Of Spells\n## Miron’s Tears\n## YsrillA lightstep","[{\"question\":\"What change in magazine format is introduced in the editorial?\",\"answer\":\"The editorial explains that Dragon and Dungeon articles are being presented as paired compiled single-PDF issues rather than separately on the D\\u0026D website.\"},{\"question\":\"How can readers submit article pitches for Dragon and Dungeon?\",\"answer\":\"An open submission window is described for Dragon and Dungeon article proposals, remaining open until November 30, with submission guidelines provided in the issue.\"},{\"question\":\"What theme does the issue highlight for November?\",\"answer\":\"The November theme is Demons and Devils, featuring creatures that want to change the world, along with History Check articles and an in-depth succubus look.\"}]","Dragon Magazine - Issue 417 - Agents of Change | PDF",1791237487,13]