Editing Dungeon Magazine (section)

==History==
Unlike its sister magazine, Dungeon took a while for [[TSR]] to come up with it - a good 10 years, in fact! First hinted at in the editor's column for Dragon #107 in March 1986, it began its life as a bi-monthly publication, being printed in either September or October of 1986, with the second issue coming out "before the release of the November issue of Dragon".

After their 62nd issue, in 1997, Dungeon was given over to [[Wizards of the Coast]] alongside Dragon as part of WotC buying [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. They would print the 63rd through to 93rd issues themselves, before licensing it to Paizo in late 2002. As with Dragon, on April 18, 2007, it was announced that the September 2007 issue of Dungeon would be its final Paizo produced issue. Like its sister, it then became an online magazine, until the cancellation of D&D 4e in December 2013 saw the end of Dungeon, having reached issue #221.

Initially, it was called "Dungeon: Adventures for TSR Role-Playing Games", but in 2000 it would be shortened - first to "Dungeon: Adventures" in January, and then to just plain "Dungeon" in August.

The first 97 volumes were bi-monthly, but issues 98-150 were monthly. It resumed its bi-monthly publishing rate for issues 151-154, but afterwards resumed a monthly publishing date until its ultimate death.