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Oh wow. That would be quite the plot twist calling back to a book from almost 40 years ago. I would be all for it. Regardless, it was established in the core trilogy of the setting that women can be Knights of Solamnia and have had the ability for nearly 1400 years at this point. Laurana...

sigh Traag Draconians should not have wings. 😑 Irda also aren't just distantly related to ogres, they are ogres. I hate the horn. Otherwise, this is an incredibly cool freebie. I really hope they release it in PDF so I can use it offline.

The way I justify both WotC and MW being right at the same time is you can say "Many mortals believe that Takhisis and Tiamat are one and the same. Scholars on Sigil have produced compelling evidence pointing to the fact. However, Takhisis herself denies it. Whether this is factual or Takhisis...

The Heroes of the Lance are also low-level street heroes at this point too. The majority are nobodies all the way through the War. Laurana doesn't even become someone known to anyone until most of the way through the War and the only other Heroes of note at the end are Tanis and Raistlin...

So did Ravnica. There is already a precedent for it.

I am curious who discovered this though. Was it the content creator or the company? I don't think it really matters much, but if the company caught it before she did AND still did this, that would be kind of cool.

They did all they really can do to fix the mistake at the moment and the creator herself has come out and said she looks forward to the second print run. It is a shame that my copy is going to miss the credit, but such is life.

It comes from two 3.5E Dragonlance Sourcebooks. The events occur in the Spectre of Sorrow adventure module and the history of Dragons is in the Dragons of Krynn sourcebook. These are officially licensed products available on Drive Thru RPG.

In Dragonlance, the Black Dragons were originally Lead Dragons before they were turned evil by Takhisis (Tiamat). In the current setting, a redeemed Black Dragon has reverted to being a Lead Dragon.

I think it is kinda funny seeing people arguing against the Bronze and Brass Dragons when, in 4E, WotC had replaced them in the MM with Adamantine and Iron Dragons. I swear, time is a flat circle.

Right, but the other setting materials during 3.5E were officially licensed, but published by Margaret Weis Productions. I absolutely agree. They would be making a mistake by not going back to the War of the Lance.

It made it into the RPG canon for sure. The 3.5E Dragonlance Campaign Setting (published by Wizards of the Coast) explicitly takes place after Paladine and Takhisis are mortal.

It certainly looks that way. Though having Paladine no longer being a god and Takhisis being dead allowed the other gods to shine a lot more. I am curious if/how they will undo the Paladine/Takhisis status.

Paladine (Fizban's true, godly form) turned himself and Takhisis into mortals (he had to do it to keep the balance, hers was as punishment). Paladine is now a mortal elf named Valthonis. Takhisis was turned human and promptly killed. Paladine's identity as Fizban has permanently ceased to be. He...

Right. But he isn't Fizban anymore, he is a mortal elf. Fizban no longer exists. Paladine, the Dragonlance version of Bahamut, is no more.

You can when he voluntarily stops being a god to keep one of the other Greater gods down. But I wonder if Takhisis was able to undo things like Thanos did in Endgame.

The name Fizban in this book points to a reset for Dragonlance since Fizban, in the current timeline, no longer exists.

I feel like things like the Wizards of High Sorcery, Knights of Solamnia, and other similar organizations should be handled in the same way that the Strixhaven Colleges, where the subclasses can be used with multiple classes. Otherwise, Backgrounds are another good option for them. Draconians...

Right, because Hasbro didn't just elevate Wizards of the Coast to a division of the company (on equal footing with their consumer products division [all toys and games] and their media Division [television and films]) based on the performance of D&D and Magic: The Gathering. They are about as...

These seem fun. Why the Owlfolk doesn't get proficiency in Perception automatically is beyond me, but overall these look good. I suppose if this is the direction forward (and backward), I can get on board with this setup.