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If anything, gamers are the first to judge books by covers. In this case, with the flood of d20 stuff out there, people have learned what will and won't work with their games. The book of vile darkness was the first real test to see what you needed in your campaign. I bought it cause it...

Well, the new Dragonlance Campaign Setting also came out =)

i cannot think of how this would help my game in anyway. thats not to say that it can't help yours, or that its not suitable for any campaign at all, but just to say that i have no need nor desire for this product. If it works for you, fine. But no need to lash out at those of use who don't...

i saw the starter kit thing for 20 bucks at my FLCS. I was gonna get it, but i already had a ton of stuff waiting to be bought (new kodt, and an anime i special ordered). maybe tomorrow =)

dude, claus, i want your trail map =)

allow me to show my bias here and say DL1-14. the dragonlance modules were a great and complete epic campaign unto themselves. Otherwise, Ravenloft (I6), Chateau des ambervilles or whatever it was called, and i totally agree with eric's thoughts on X1 and Desert of Desolation. Though, i...

and i love the dragonlance box sets displayed prominently behind him =)

running taladas with arcana unearthed? what a brilliant idea! I was trying to figure out how to combine dragonlance with AU, and this could work =) please let me know how you do it.

if you're gonna have greyhawk, why not dragonlance? or scarred lands? or midnight? or kalamar? I don't see what makes GH so special, outside of nostalgia.

my table consists of a three foot by four foot plank of plywood on top of two cardboard boxes =) my grid is the mat that was included in the introductory D&D orange box set thing when 3e came out. good times =) I'm tempted to get some of those fiery dragon counters, but i have no idea what...

hehe. i got your point the first time, kai =) As for the DLCS, i adore the book. Its seriously the best dragonlance game product ever released. But it does leave one wondering just what the hell to actually do in a campaign. Yeah, the geography section has small hooks here and there, you...

diaglo started gaming before i was born. i can't possibly match that =)

spumtal@hotmail.com i'm always up for DL =)

hehe. In DL fandom, folks like me are called dinos =) I've been a fan for over half my life, or around 13 years.

I adore this book, but i'm a dragonlance junkie. perhaps i should have been more vocal here, but most of my discussion has been on the mailing lists and message boards. Basically, the DLCS is a misnomer. It's not a campaign setting. The main book is basically the complete history and...

heh, yeah, after i posted, i reread the PHB and the DL book, and agree that mystics should have sorc money, not adept money. In the DL fifth age, they're basically the same.

i swear, whoever at wotc edited this book should be taken out back. For some reason, this info isnt in the books. i reccomend what nightfall said =)

i always pronounced djeta with a russian sound to it, making it a lot like how you suggested =) talinthas is easy. Tal (like tal bachman, or pal) in (like inn) thas (with an ah sound, kinda like the spanish way of saying las)

www.dragonlance.com has a chronological list of dragonlance stories, and the new DLCS has a comprehensive timeline.

www.dragonlance.com has a chronological timeline of all the dragonlance stories.