I'm getting ready to run Shadow of the Dragon Queen, and want the new feats and races to be available to my players. However, I don't want them to have to buy the whole hardcover just to have these choices ready to hand. Has Wizard's or anyone put out a supplement on this that would be helpful? Relatedly, is there any content on DMs Guild that people have found helpful? TIA!
Dragonlance Shadow of the Dragon Queen Player's Options
Bayushi_seikuro
Hero
Not that it may work for everyone, but I've had the D&D Beyond subscription that lets me share my DDB material with players in my campaign. It's worked out for me, even if I would buy races/classes/items/etc ala carte.
The upside with that too is if you do later buy the digital stuff, they mark down the book by the cost of what you've already bought. Now, YMMV but it's worked out for me.
The upside with that too is if you do later buy the digital stuff, they mark down the book by the cost of what you've already bought. Now, YMMV but it's worked out for me.
If you own the Dragonlance books, you could always just photocopy them. Or if photocopying is not available... you could just hand-type the races and feats sections of those books into a Word doc to distribute them to your players yourself. Or loan them the book and let them re-type them for their own use.
Annoying a little bit? Sure. But if saving the cash for not buying the book is that big a deal... spending an hour re-typing the mechanics is a small price to pay.
Annoying a little bit? Sure. But if saving the cash for not buying the book is that big a deal... spending an hour re-typing the mechanics is a small price to pay.
Stormonu
Legend
On the second part, Dragonlance Companion and Tasslehoff's Pouches of Everything are highly regarded.
LordEntrails
Hero
All the digital platforms, DDB, FG, Roll20 allow you to share the content with your players.
Steel_Wind
Legend
Another chirp about DDB and sharing subscription, which we use for all our 5e play. We also implement all of that in Foundry VTT -- and I pay for Mr. Primate's DDB Importer (which is awesome) so it all works out.
I have also purchased Tasslehoff's Pouches of Many Things, the DragonLance Companion and DL - Peoples and Paragons, all off of DMs Guild. I am making selective use of that material. Though there is a LOT of material that is quite useful in these three books, I draw particular attention to the Piety system in DL Companion as well as the additional Knightly Disciplines in P&P to help further differentiate and enrich my Knights of Solamnia. Subclasses and more races and spells is not something that concerns me (and I don't plan to use any of it) -- but when it comes to this stuff, YMMV (and often does).
I have also purchased Tasslehoff's Pouches of Many Things, the DragonLance Companion and DL - Peoples and Paragons, all off of DMs Guild. I am making selective use of that material. Though there is a LOT of material that is quite useful in these three books, I draw particular attention to the Piety system in DL Companion as well as the additional Knightly Disciplines in P&P to help further differentiate and enrich my Knights of Solamnia. Subclasses and more races and spells is not something that concerns me (and I don't plan to use any of it) -- but when it comes to this stuff, YMMV (and often does).
Steel_Wind
Legend
They can just access it over the Web; that's it.
Weiley31
Legend
Don't forget this one as well to add alongside those two as well:
Dragonlance Peoples & Paragons: War of the Lance Players Guide - Dungeon Masters Guild | Dungeon Masters Guild
Dragonlance Peoples & Paragons: War of the Lance Players Guide - Dragons. Creatures of legend. Stories told to children. But now dragons have returned to Krynn. The darkness of war and
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