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Gary! Is there a book like this for Ravnica?

These have a banner that was introduced in the 2010 reprinting of the novels(the 25th anniversary of Dragonlance). It uses the cover art of the 2000 reprint with the yellow banner at the top added. These are not decades old by any means.

I was just thinking. I think I am actually fine with this development, but I think I am going to change the Point Buy system to have 16(12 pt) and 17 (14 pt), and give players players 32 pts for Point Buy. It should even out a fair amount compared to the current system, but open up a lot more...

If they do another MTG setting, I would rather it was Zendikar. Innistrad is cool and all, but Zendikar has a lot more D&D tropes present. Though so does Dominaria. Innistrad and Zendikar could bring in Eldrazi, and that would be fun.

It is a common point that comes up in many threads regarding Dragonlance. Often used as a justification for why Dragonlance won't see new D&D product. At any rate, I doubt that the capstone project of MW&TH is going to just be turning a module into a novel. I guess we will see.

The legal issue was because of the breach of contract. A lot of people are under the impression that MW&TH are the owners of the Dragonlance IP, which is more what I was referring to. There wouldn't be any legal issues with turning Dragons of Deceit into a novel, despite the module being written...

Doug Niles was part of the same team Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman were on. There are several more members of the Dragonlance team that were integral to the building of the setting than just W&H. There are no legal issues. W&H never owned Dragonlance in any way, shape, or form. Period. TSR...

Much like the option for the PHB Human, I wish they would make an optional set of rules that DOES give each race/lineage the ability score adjustments, languages, etc. Put it in a separate area of the rulebook if they don't want to unsully their current direction, but still put it in there for...

Never going to happen. WotC didn't deliver on that promise with the DMG, and they don't seem like they have any intention of making good on it in the future. They have said that Dragonlance is not one of their priority settings, so I wouldn't hold my breath.

I don't know my bench press, but I can do over 50 push-ups without any real effort (in two minutes for an US Army PT test), and my Long Jump is around 5 ft. So myou scores are 20 and 10. So my Str score will likely be a 12 or so (even if I can only bench 50% of the average for my height, the...

Watch this be like 2010 all over again. 25th Anniversath of Dragonlance, Minotaur in PHB3. Releases Dark Sun. It'll be the Inquisitive and the Sea-Faring Minotaur in a supplement and they will release Dark Sun instead. Because reasons.

Dragonlance wouldn't need a whole lot to run. Three or four races, a subclass or two, and a handful of monsters. It could easily be done in 50 pages or less.

Wizards of the Coast seemed to imply previously that Dragonlance probably won't receive an update anytime soon.

I sincerely doubt they are going to do anything with Dragonlance any time soon. They pretty much said exactly that in response to a user poll at one point. Settings that don't deviate heavily from the PHB and FR (Dragonlance and Greyhawk) will likely not see updates in products. The top five...

Ultimately, it all depends on money. Is their current system making them enough money to remain profitable? If not, they may explore other options like the New OGL.

Very exciting! They even got the original authors involved. I am thinking the reason it is the same size as the other adventures but only lasts ten levels is because the adventure will likely have more sidequests, or it will function similar to a campaign setting by giving the DM a lot of space...

This is really cool. I know it is a shame that only Forgotten Realms is available for DM's Guild, they have already said that is not permanent. I can't wait to see all of the official stuff that ends up coming out as a result of this. Perhaps I should polish up all of my Dragonlance stuff just...

Have the core rulebooks been in the top five for Fantasy Gaming the entire time they have been released? Admirable showing for D&D if nothing else.

I am pretty sure the PDK gets something similar to Commander's Strike as well.

Combine the PDK and the Martial Adept feat to obtain something similar to the Warlord. Enough to make me happy.