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It’s official! From Tracy Hickman’s FB page: It’s official! Dragons of Deceit by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman, published by Del Rey, will be released August 9, 2022. We’re returning to old friends while introducing a new heroine to the classic world of Dragonlance. Our gift to you this...

Dragons of Deceit it’s back on Amazon…or something is with a 8/9/2022 release date.

I think this Nerd Immersion interview was posted yesterday. This is the clip where Tracy Hickman speaks about the new novels. He says an announcement of some sort is coming in the next few weeks and that the first novel should be released “Fall next year.” So a little later than this Kindle...

What 3rd party 5e book?

…and the timeline Tass described with Caramon’s funeral was the one I would want to see and sounded like

My head cannon for a Dragonlance campaign was post-Dragons of Summer Flame minus the gods leaving Krynn (again) and ignoring the Fifth Age status quo.

Same release date as R.A. Salvatore’s next Drizzt book? That would be a weird bit of counter programming.

College friends and I had a lot of fun with Marvel Saga Edition…everything from standard super Marvel super heroes to a The Tick-esque campaign. The card system and mechanics really fit; similar to WEG’s D6 system and Star Wars. Looking forward to seeing what they do with this system.

Not according to the adventure’s author:

I friend of mine thought of the Great Owl from Secret of NIMH when he read the Owlfolk. The Rabbitfolk remind me of the Easter Bunny from Rise of the Guardians.

I thought it was an indicator that Spelljammer has been confirmed? 😜

4) reboot and let some intrepid DMsGuild Designer handle the heavy lifting of fleshing it out.

I think based on this text from the product description, that’s we’re in at least “educated guess” territory: “Travel (perhaps even by choice) to Ravenloft's expanded Domains of Dread—each domain with its own unique flavor of horror, thrilling story hooks, and grisly cast of characters.” I...

What is that?

The group I’m running is coming to kind of a natural ending point for our 2+ year campaign. It’s the first time any of us have played consistently in probably a decade or more. I’ve run this group of four PCs through Dragon Heist, Tomb of Annihilation, and now some home brewed stuff including a...