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* The story introduces the new theme tune for the ''Bernice Summerfield'' audios, featuring lyrics such as "Adventure is my name, Adventure is my game...". | * The story introduces the new theme tune for the ''Bernice Summerfield'' audios, featuring lyrics such as "Adventure is my name, Adventure is my game...". | ||
* This is the last novel adaptation in the the ''Bernice Summerfield'' range. All subsequent releases were original stories. [[Big Finish Productions]] later returned to novel adaptations in a special ''[[Novel Adaptations]]'' range, whose inaugural release ''[[Love and War (audio story)|Love and War]]'' was, coincidentally, the adaptation of [[Paul Cornell]]'s novel originally introducing the character of [[Bernice Summerfield]]. This new ''Novel Adaptations'' range was also discontinued after only 11 stories because of insufficient sales. | * This is the last novel adaptation in the the ''Bernice Summerfield'' range. All subsequent releases were original stories. [[Big Finish Productions]] later returned to novel adaptations in a special ''[[Novel Adaptations]]'' range, whose inaugural release ''[[Love and War (audio story)|Love and War]]'' was, coincidentally, the adaptation of [[Paul Cornell]]'s novel originally introducing the character of [[Bernice Summerfield]]. This new ''Novel Adaptations'' range was also discontinued after only 11 stories because of insufficient sales. | ||
* This was the first release to feature [[Paul Vyse]]'s "Professor Bernice Summerfield" logo for the series, which was retained until the end of [[Series 6 (BFBS)|sixth season]] and also retroactively applied to the rereleases of the earlier stories. | |||
* After earlier double-disc releases, ''Dragons' Wrath'' began a long stretch of single-disc releases. | |||
* After several false starts, the music and sound design were entrusted to [[Justin Richards]]'s brother [[Toby Richards]].<ref name="BFC" /> He remained at this post until the end of the [[Series 2 (BFBS)|second season]]. | * After several false starts, the music and sound design were entrusted to [[Justin Richards]]'s brother [[Toby Richards]].<ref name="BFC" /> He remained at this post until the end of the [[Series 2 (BFBS)|second season]]. | ||
* This audio story was recorded on [[7 September (production)|7 September]] [[1999 (production)|1999]] at [[Harvey Summers]]'s studio in [[Hastings]]. | * This audio story was recorded on [[7 September (production)|7 September]] [[1999 (production)|1999]] at [[Harvey Summers]]'s studio in [[Hastings]]. | ||
* Its release took more than a year due to significant problems with post-production, including music and sound design.<ref name="BFC" /> | * Its release took more than a year due to significant problems with post-production, including music and sound design.<ref name="BFC" /> | ||
=== Cover gallery === | |||
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Dragons Wrath audio cover.jpg|CD cover | |||
Dragons Wrath.jpg|Cover of the original novel | |||
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== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
