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Anderson  \nAn escaped gladiator and a heartsick preserver battle for life, and fora better world.  \nPsiOnic racial traditiOns, Part 2  \nBy Robert J. Schwalb  \nPeople from the unforgiving wilderness or fantastical realms beyond the natural world can learn and wield psionic power through unconventional means.  \n32 Winning races: MinOtaurs  \nBy Matt Sernett  \nTo minotaurs, clan is everything. Belonging to a clan, however, is as much about thought as blood.  \n35 character cOncePts: cOrruPtiOn  \nBy Matt Sernett  \nEvery virtue has its opposite vice, and some characters embrace that darker side, or have in the past.  \n38 class acts: MOnk  \nBy Peter Schaefer  \nThe itinerant monk Fat Aloisus became legendary for his graceful Fallen Needle style and his generosity.  \n41  \n46  \n49  \nclass acts: seeker  \nBy Robert J. Schwalb  \nTo some seekers, their bows are more than simple tools. They become extensions ofthe seeker’s spirit.  \nclass acts: druid  \nBy Anthony Harrison with Jeff Morgenroth  \nMembers of the Coven of the Garden maintain a unique relationship with the primal spirits. The order has taken root in the heart of civilization.  \nclass acts: rOgue  \nBy Derek Guder  \nThe Fraternal Order of the Vault is an organization of rogues who emphasize the making and breaking of locks and traps along with other mechanical skills.  \nOn the cOver  \nIllustration by Jesper Ejsing  \ncOluMns  \n4 editOrial  \nBy Steve Winter  \nChange is in the wind. It’s more like a  \nslight breeze, really.  \n54 aMPersand  \nBy Bill Slavicsek  \nBill looks ahead to August and Gen Con, but also gives D&D Insiders their first detailed glimpses inside the upcoming D&D Essentials products in a series of five “Ampersand” columns.  \n76 cOuntdOWn tO essentials  \nBy Mike Mearls  \nFind out exactly what the Essentials products are and why we’re going there.  \n79 cOnFessiOns OF a Full-tiMe Wizard  \nBy Shelley Mazzanoble  \nD&D’s “Player-in-Chief” seizes the reins and takes control of the game table from behind the DM’s screen.  \n83 design & develOPMent:  \ndeMOn OM icOn  \nBy Mike Mearls  \nMike shines a spotlight into the Abyss and discusses its role in the pantheon of evil.  \n86 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.  \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 Senior Art Director Web Production Contributing Authors  \nDevelopers  \nEditor Cover Artist Contributing Artists  \nCartographers  \nPublishing Production Specialists  \nWeb Development  \nExecutive Producer, D&D Insider  \nDirector of RPG R&D  \nJuly 2 010  \nSteve Winter Jon Schindehette Bart Carroll  \nRichard Baker, Derek Guder, Anthony Harrison, Shelly Mazzanoble, Mike Mearls, Jeff Morgenroth, Peter Schaefer, Robert J. Schwalb, Matthew Sernett, Bill Sl","cbCaitNSIbpOX4XT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitNSIbpOX4XT","pdf",3993428,88,"English","# Features\n## Origin Stories\n## Fiction: Blood Oasis\n## Psionic Racial Traditions, Part 2\n## Winning Races: Minotaurs\n## Character Concepts: Corruption\n## Class Acts: Monk\n## Class Acts: Seeker\n## Class Acts: Druid\n## Class Acts: Rogue\n# On the Cover\n# Columns\n## Editorial\n## Ampersand\n## Countdown to Essentials\n## Confessions of a Full-Time Wizard\n## Design & Development: Demon Om icon\n## Design & Development: Dark Sun","[{\"question\":\"Issue 389 includes what kinds of content for D\\u0026D players?\",\"answer\":\"It combines feature articles, class and race options, and short fiction, along with columns and design-development discussions for campaign support.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the supplement cover regarding psionic power?\",\"answer\":\"It presents “Psionic racial traditions, Part 2,” explaining how characters from harsh or fantastical realms can learn and wield psionic power through unconventional means.\"},{\"question\":\"What upcoming D\\u0026D topic is discussed in the columns?\",\"answer\":\"The publication highlights the upcoming launch of Dungeons \\u0026 Dragons Essentials, including what the Essentials products are and related preview content.\"}]","ISSUE 389 - July 2010 - Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Supplement | PDF",1791243318,33]