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	The titular Princess Ark was a [[Airship\|skyship]] - a flying vessel - from the Alphatian Empire, charged with the mission of exploring the distant reaches of Mystera in the pursuit of wealth, alliances and trade agreements on behalf of the Empress of Alphatia. Written in the stylized journal of the Princess Ark's captain, each article ended with new rules for Basic D&D relating to whatever locale had been visited in that month's issue; among other things, this was the birthplace of PC stats for [[n'djatwa]], [[phanaton]]s, [[lizardfolk]], [[lupin]]s and [[rakasta]], amongst others.		The titular Princess Ark was a [[Airship\|skyship]] - a flying vessel - from the Alphatian Empire, charged with the mission of exploring the distant reaches of Mystera in the pursuit of wealth, alliances and trade agreements on behalf of the Empress of Alphatia. Written in the stylized journal of the Princess Ark's captain, each article ended with new rules for Basic D&D relating to whatever locale had been visited in that month's issue; among other things, this was the birthplace of PC stats for [[n'djatwa]], [[phanaton]]s, [[lizardfolk]], [[lupin]]s and [[rakasta]], amongst others.

	The end result of this was that these articles served as a complement for the various [[Known World Gazetteers]] and [[Hollow World]] sourcebooks, expanding a Mystaran campaign options for a [[Dungeon Master]].		The end result of this was that these articles served as a complement for the various [[Known World Gazetteers]] and [[Hollow World]] sourcebooks, expanding a Mystaran campaign options for a [[Dungeon Master]]. With a hefty dose of [[retcon]] where the voyagers passed through "familiar" territory.

	For a short time after it ended in issue #188, its role was taken up by the Known World Grimoire. The collected Voyage articles were, with some editing and new art & rules, published in the box set "Champions of Mystara: Heroes of the Princess Ark", released in 1993.		For a short time after it ended in issue #188, its role was taken up by the Known World Grimoire. The collected Voyage articles were, with some editing and new art & rules, published in the box set "[[Champions of Mystara]]: Heroes of the Princess Ark", released in 1993.

	The Voyage returned in a single remaining fiction-only article in issue #344, as part of the celebrations for Dragon's 30th anniversary.		The Voyage returned in a single remaining fiction-only article in issue #344, as part of the celebrations for Dragon's 30th anniversary.

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	::Crunch: This issue was accompanied by details on the Squamous Kingdoms, the Patron Immortals of all three, the ruined city of Ah'roog, and PC stats for the scaly folk.		::Crunch: This issue was accompanied by details on the Squamous Kingdoms, the Patron Immortals of all three, the ruined city of Ah'roog, and PC stats for the scaly folk.

	''Part 33'' - '''Issue #186:''' When the Princess Ark is attacked by lightning-spitting [[wyvern]]-like drakes, it is temporarily grounded within the grasslands of the [[Wallara]]. There, a convoluted series of events leads to a magical warning that reinforces things learned both from the Mage-King of Herath and an encounter with a [[Neh-~~Thalggu~~]] amongst the Squamous Kingdoms: that something evil is brewing in the lands of Glantri.		''Part 33'' - '''Issue #186:''' When the Princess Ark is attacked by lightning-spitting [[wyvern]]-like drakes, it is temporarily grounded within the grasslands of the [[Wallara]]. There, a convoluted series of events leads to a magical warning that reinforces things learned both from the Mage-King of Herath and an encounter with a [[Neh-thalggu]] amongst the Squamous Kingdoms: that something evil is brewing in the lands of Glantri.
	::Crunch: This issue was accompanied by details on the [[wallara]], including PC stats, their homeland, their religion and their weapons.		::Crunch: This issue was accompanied by details on the [[wallara]], including PC stats, their homeland, their religion and their weapons.

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	'''The Voyage of the Princess Ark''' was an article series in [[Dragon Magazine]] relating to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]]. It was a 2-year-long-running serial (from issue 153, Jan 1990, to issue 188, Dec 1992, although it was absent in issue 159) charting the titular expedition.		'''The Voyage of the Princess Ark''' was an article series in [[Dragon Magazine]] relating to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]]. It was a 2-year-long-running serial (from issue 153, Jan 1990, to issue 188, Dec 1992, although it was absent in issue 159) charting the titular expedition.

	The titular Princess Ark was a skyship - a flying vessel - from the Alphatian Empire, charged with the mission of exploring the distant reaches of Mystera in the pursuit of wealth, alliances and trade agreements on behalf of the Empress of Alphatia. Written in the stylized journal of the Princess Ark's captain, each article ended with new rules for Basic D&D relating to whatever locale had been visited in that month's issue; among other things, this was the birthplace of PC stats for [[n'djatwa]], [[phanaton]]s, [[lizardfolk]], [[lupin]]s and [[rakasta]], amongst others.		The titular Princess Ark was a [[Airship\|skyship]] - a flying vessel - from the Alphatian Empire, charged with the mission of exploring the distant reaches of Mystera in the pursuit of wealth, alliances and trade agreements on behalf of the Empress of Alphatia. Written in the stylized journal of the Princess Ark's captain, each article ended with new rules for Basic D&D relating to whatever locale had been visited in that month's issue; among other things, this was the birthplace of PC stats for [[n'djatwa]], [[phanaton]]s, [[lizardfolk]], [[lupin]]s and [[rakasta]], amongst others.

	The end result of this was that these articles served as a complement for the various [[Known World Gazetteers]] and [[Hollow World]] sourcebooks, expanding a Mystaran campaign options for a [[Dungeon Master]].		The end result of this was that these articles served as a complement for the various [[Known World Gazetteers]] and [[Hollow World]] sourcebooks, expanding a Mystaran campaign options for a [[Dungeon Master]].

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	'''The Voyage of the Princess Ark''' was an article series in [[Dragon Magazine]] relating to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]]. It was a 2-year-long-running serial (from issue 153, Jan 1990, to issue 188, Dec 1992, although it was absent in issue 159) charting the titular expedition.		'''The Voyage of the Princess Ark''' was an article series in [[Dragon Magazine]] relating to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]]. It was a 2-year-long-running serial (from issue 153, Jan 1990, to issue 188, Dec 1992, although it was absent in issue 159) charting the titular expedition.

	The titular Princess Ark was a skyship - a flying vessel - from the Alphatian Empire, charged with the mission of exploring the distant reaches of Mystera in the pursuit of wealth, alliances and trade agreements on behalf of the Empress of Alphatia. Written in the stylized journal of the Princess Ark's captain, each article ended with new rules for Basic D&D relating to whatever locale had been visited in that month's issue; among other things, this was the birthplace of PC stats for [[phanaton]]s, [[lizardfolk]], [[lupin]]s and [[rakasta]], amongst others.		The titular Princess Ark was a skyship - a flying vessel - from the Alphatian Empire, charged with the mission of exploring the distant reaches of Mystera in the pursuit of wealth, alliances and trade agreements on behalf of the Empress of Alphatia. Written in the stylized journal of the Princess Ark's captain, each article ended with new rules for Basic D&D relating to whatever locale had been visited in that month's issue; among other things, this was the birthplace of PC stats for [[n'djatwa]], [[phanaton]]s, [[lizardfolk]], [[lupin]]s and [[rakasta]], amongst others.

	The end result of this was that these articles served as a complement for the various Known World Gazetteers and Hollow World sourcebooks, expanding a Mystaran ~~DM's~~ campaign options.		The end result of this was that these articles served as a complement for the various [[Known World Gazetteers]] and [[Hollow World]] sourcebooks, expanding a Mystaran campaign options for a [[Dungeon Master]].

	For a short time after it ended in issue #188, its role was taken up by the Known World Grimoire. The collected Voyage articles were, with some editing and new art & rules, published in the box set "Champions of Mystara: Heroes of the Princess Ark", released in 1993.		For a short time after it ended in issue #188, its role was taken up by the Known World Grimoire. The collected Voyage articles were, with some editing and new art & rules, published in the box set "Champions of Mystara: Heroes of the Princess Ark", released in 1993.

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	::Crunch: This issue was accompanied by details on Jibaru and its native [[phanaton]]s, including PC stats.		::Crunch: This issue was accompanied by details on Jibaru and its native [[phanaton]]s, including PC stats.

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	'''The Voyage of the Princess Ark''' was an article series in [[Dragon Magazine]] relating to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]]. It was a 2-year-long-running serial (from issue 153, Jan 1990, to issue 188, Dec 1992, although it was absent in issue 159) charting the titular expedition.		'''The Voyage of the Princess Ark''' was an article series in [[Dragon Magazine]] relating to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]]. It was a 2-year-long-running serial (from issue 153, Jan 1990, to issue 188, Dec 1992, although it was absent in issue 159) charting the titular expedition.

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	'''The Voyage of the Princess Ark''' was an article series in [[Dragon Magazine]] relating to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]]. It was a 2-year-long-running serial (from issue 153, Jan 1990, to issue 188, Dec 1992, although it was absent in issue 159) charting the titular expedition.		'''The Voyage of the Princess Ark''' was an article series in [[Dragon Magazine]] relating to the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]]. It was a 2-year-long-running serial (from issue 153, Jan 1990, to issue 188, Dec 1992, although it was absent in issue 159) charting the titular expedition.

	The titular Princess Ark was a skyship - a flying vessel - from the Alphatian Empire, charged with the ~~missing~~ of exploring the distant reaches of Mystera in the pursuit of wealth, alliances and trade agreements on behalf of the Empress of Alphatia. Written in the stylized journal of the Princess Ark's captain, each article ended with new rules for Basic D&D relating to whatever locale had been visited in that month's issue; among other things, this was the birthplace of PC stats for [[phanaton]]s, [[lizardfolk]], [[lupin]]s and [[rakasta]], amongst others.		The titular Princess Ark was a skyship - a flying vessel - from the Alphatian Empire, charged with the mission of exploring the distant reaches of Mystera in the pursuit of wealth, alliances and trade agreements on behalf of the Empress of Alphatia. Written in the stylized journal of the Princess Ark's captain, each article ended with new rules for Basic D&D relating to whatever locale had been visited in that month's issue; among other things, this was the birthplace of PC stats for [[phanaton]]s, [[lizardfolk]], [[lupin]]s and [[rakasta]], amongst others.

	The end result of this was that these articles served as a complement for the various Known World Gazetteers and Hollow World sourcebooks, expanding a Mystaran DM's campaign options.		The end result of this was that these articles served as a complement for the various Known World Gazetteers and Hollow World sourcebooks, expanding a Mystaran DM's campaign options.