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Dragonchoice

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Zine
Title: Dragonchoice
Publisher: self-published
Editor:
Author(s): Faye Upton
Cover Artist(s): C Ssthisto Reid; Martin Vire; Melanie Reynolds
Illustrator(s): Fredrik Andersson, Brenda Appleby, Jen Bagge, Julia ‘Myaah’ B, Becky Camfield, Melissa Cuthill, Amanda Davis, Miriam Laidlaw (nee Dose), Heather Dudley, Daniel Falck, Brad Hicks, Sam Hogg, Micah Johnson, Jenni Juntunen, Gemma Legacy, Charlotte Moore, Amanda Phillips, C Ssthisto Reid, Renee Spahr, Amelia Stoner, Paul Taaks, Martin Vire, Andreas Weisz, Lauri Williamson and Joey Wood.
Date(s): 2003, 2005, 2017
Medium: e-zine
Genre: gen
Fandom: Dragonriders of Pern
Language: English
External Links: online here
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cover of issue #1 by C Ssthisto Reid

Dragonchoice is a gen Dragonriders of Pern set of three e-zine novels by Faye Upton. They are primarily illustrated by Chris S. Baily, Emily Holland and Melanie Reynolds, with contributions by dozens more artists.

The website includes the adapted fangames Dragonchoice: Candidate, Dragonchoice: Weyrling, and Dragonchoice: Recap, which were released in the 2020s.

Issue 1

Dragonchoice 1 was published in 2003.

Summary from the creators: "Deep in the Seventh Interval, with the Red Star a distant threat, Madellon Weyr's power is at a low ebb. But internal politics never sleep, and with Madellon's only queen due to rise, everything hangs on the unpredictable nature of a dragon's choice."

Issue 2

Dragonchoice 2, also called Dragonchosen, was published in 2005.

cover of issue #2, Martin Vire

Summary from the creators: "There's a clutch on the Hatching sands, but the sudden death of a rider casts a pall over Madellon. The Weyrleader must balance the needs of the Weyr against the growing crisis elsewhere in Pern and hope that his oldest friend can solve the mystery in time."

Issue 3

Dragonchoice 3, also called Weyrleader of Pern, was completed in 2017.