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Currently, no. The Dragonlance Campaign (the three adventures that I am writing) are our only adventure products this year. I'm not sure what our adventure products for next year are going to be yet, however, so I dunno. Esdevium, Pegasus Spiele and Hobby Games UK distribute the magazine Games...

We have those :P We have two in the DLCS. We have a few in the works that will be going into Games Unplugged Magazine (a la Dungeon Magazine-like) that will probably end up as free web-enhancements on line. Christopher

Currently, the page count on each one is 128 pages, with each one packed as full of information as possible. Ideally, the adventures are meant to take characters roughly from 1st level through 18th-20th level... a massive undertaking... together, they are meant to be a complete "campaign."...

Excellent! I'm having a blast writing the adventure(s), and I'm really hoping that people enjoy them :) I'm trying a few different things in them, things that I haven't really seen in other adventure products...I want each adventure to truly stand out as something really interesting and...

That would be it. The second one is Spectre of Sorrows, and the third is Price of Courage. Christopher

Actually, we are. I'm in the process of writing the first part of a 3-part "epic" (lowercase, not Epic rules ;) ) mega-adventure spanning across Krynn. The adventure stands alone from the novels, not requiring pregenerated characters, and yet the impact of the adventure will be felt throughout...

A'ight peeps, no reason for this to denegrate into a name calling contest! Let's just all get along and play nicely...hopefully a good game of Dragonlance ;) Christopher

That's up to Jamie. As far as I am aware, we're not planning to, because no matter if we do say it is unofficial, just because one of us wrote it, it could be taken as official... I'll hafta ask Jamie when he gets back from his trip. Christopher

AO, yes, I do understand... I wasn't involved with SAGA, heck, I just started working in the industry 2 years ago. But please understand where I am coming from. To hear an entire work, a work that took a considerable amount of wrangling, time, effort, blood, sweat, and tears to make happen...

S P O I L E R S Three of the big dragons are dead: Beryllintranox died attacking Qualinost, Khellendros and Malystryx were killed by the Prophet/High Priestess of the One God. All three were due in some part to the increasing power of the One God...which was revealed to be Takhisis...

I did say that it was a collabrative effort between WotC and Sovereign Press ;) The DLCS in particular. Christopher

Worse? *shakes his head* Oy. *erases his response* Nope, not going to get insulting. Not gonna lose my cool. So, I'll simply say that with sorcery, it was a give or take thing. We got vetoed by WotC, we decided that it was one of those things that we could live with. Understand this. WotC OWNS...

Actually, I seem to recall a lot of uproar over WotC's treatment of the Force compared with the original system... Christopher

Okay, now put the shoe on the other foot... how do you think old school DL'ers felt about the whole 5th Age and SAGA products? Probably the same way you feel now. And just like you, they swore to never by another Dragonlance product... which is why Dragonlance was abandoned for Third Edition...

Of all the FF products I've seen thus far, it's perhaps one of their tightest books...much better production values, and RA Salvatore and his sons had a considerable amount of influence on writing the book, so it should be fairly true to his vision. Of course, I'm also doing some freelance work...

Um...the FRCS is 320 pages. The DLCS is 288 pages. That's a difference of 32 pages. Wizards of the Coast set the price for the book... *shrugs* YMMV. Christopher

The table of contents is fairly complete. Two pages, breaking down each chapter into each section, also including break downs of what pages the magic items, characters of note, sidebars, and tables are on. Christopher

That's not Margaret, that was a cut & paste message from Margaret sent through the Dragonlance list ;) But, to answer your question, yes there will be copies of both the DLCS and the Age of Mortals and GenCon, and both Margaret & Tracy will be in the Sovereign Press booth signing copies :)...

Thanks, Tali :) I'll be sure to point people to it if ya do ;) Christopher

Thanks! :D We certainly think so, but then again, we're a bit biased ;) Christopher