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Well, since you're gonna house rule it, why not write up an alternate spell list for the mystics and post it on Dragonlance.com? Christopher

Truly, that game limitation only seemed to exist in the game mechanics and not in the novels. The thing is that many spellcasters could simply multiclass to cover the differences...and there were no classes in Saga. If you had a high enough score, you could simply do it...which was kind of a...

Well, thank you very much :) Luckily, I'm well acquainted with the Lord of Darkness, so I was allowed an evening pass so that I could address a few things (particularly since I'm back from Origins). We did work out completely divergent systems of magic for clerics, mystics, sorcerers, and...

I know that there are still players out there who haven't completely adapted to 3rd Edition. Some in my gaming group haven't completely made the "transition" yet ;) But, one of my friends, who does have a good grasp of the rules, still has a great way of keeping track of specific rules for her...

*nods* Aye...luckily, we were able to blame that on the Dragon Overlords. ;) In "Magic of Krynn," the short story about Tarsis flooding was an enjoyable story. It was flooded by the Storm of the One God, which the Dark Queen used to announce her official "return." It only flooded for one night...

Unfortuantely, the Plains of Dust have undergone many permutations...now a days, I view it as holding both. Christopher

Growing up military, and being ex-military myself, I've spent a considerable amount of time overseas...although I haven't been to India, I have been to Egypt :) Loved it. I'm a rabid researcher...I enjoy the research as much as I enjoy the writing. Much of the landscape of Khur I actually based...

Not as "primary" rules, no. Dragonlance, as part of our agreement with WotC, is a Dungeons & Dragons product, which means that for the most part, we have to use the Core Three as our basis. Individual prestige classes may introduce some of those things, but they are not included as part of the...

Well, can't give you specifics as of yet because the DLCS is a WotC product...but suffice to say, we think that people will like what we did with the Knighthoods :) Christopher

In each of our primary books, such as the DLCS and the Age of Mortals, we use the model that was started in the Tales of the Lance boxed set. We give information on each and every country, current events, cities and other locations, based upon the current state of affairs...in the DLCS, there's...

We like to buck the trends ;) 'sides, what would we name our trilogy of Adventures then? ;) Christopher

Well, here's a little bit that we can tell ya: Noble: Sort of like the Noble classes found in WoT and Star Wars, these are characters who are descended from nobility, who grew up in a slightly different mindset: Laurana, for example, at the beginning of Chronicles. She had some skill with the...

Phaethons are a strange race of humanoids, sort of resembling half-elves. At will, though, they are able to summon forth wings of flame, enabling them to fly. They are reclusive and private, keeping to their enclaves high in the mountains...they're pretty bloody cool :) Christopher

Yep :) The chart's pretty cool, with information on properly keeping track of time. Christopher

Even for people who have not read the War of Souls, or picked up a single book since either the end of Legends or Dragons of Summer Flame, we packed enough information into both the DLCS and the Age of Mortals to ensure that no one feels left in the dark! Luckily, the finale of the War of Souls...

Oh, trust me, there was a considerable amount of playtesting, both in house and at WotC, but because of the short turn around time that we had, we had to keep the playtesting fairly close to the chest so that we had immediate turn around on the information. And both Jamie Chambers and our...

Thanks! :D Now, a few answers... You'll just have to wait on that one. Originally, DoSF was supposed to be three books...it got cut down to one. Don't ask. So, there's a lot that was going to happen that eventually had to happen behind the scenes. So, I wouldn't be too surprised if we did go on...

I agree completely :) One of the things that many people forget is that Dragonlance is a fairly grim and gritty setting: Tanis is born of rape, the unborn embryoes of good dragons perverted into draconians, betrayal, lost love, choices...death. Without a few things, such as the irrepressible...

Many of our books, like the Towers of High Sorcery, will address issues across all of the various Ages and eras of Dragonlance. From the founding to its dissolution to what's going on in the "here and now." The Age of Mortals, like the War of the Lance book next year, focuses on one...

QUOTE]Originally posted by Shadowlord ?? How can a solid story ruin an RPG ? To my knowledge, RPGs have always been about character develoment and epic story & world building. Then DL will become the only true big fantasy RPG. PS: You seem to be bringing out a lot of DL books. In years past...