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Yes, I'm not great at coming up with everything on the spot, nor do I think everything should be up to the players.

Kind of like how Anakin brought balance to the force in the end

IIRC she kills Brianne of Tarth, and Podrick. We just didn't see that in the show. I like the show version better.

The good thing is that they don't have to use 64 pages for monsters. They already have draconian's in Fizbans Treasury of Dragons. Death Knight is in the MM now, and so on. Maybe they'll reprint Draconians here? not sure, but we won't get 64 pages of monsters. and that's fine by me.

I'm more interested in learning how Lord Soth gets involved, in the novels it takes a specific event to make him join the fray. I have an explanation in reserve though, in case they don't provide one good enough.

Tinker Gnome is the only way I would allow Artificers in Krynn

NOPE!

It's exactly what I expected. It lists some classics options, but it's up to the DM.

From the Article, when talking about races: "The people of Krynn have faced unique—and let's face it, back-to-back—catastrophes that have shaped them and caused them to adopt different customs than brethren on other worlds. Let's take a walk through the most common folk you'll run into during...

Folks maybe should look at this like deciding going out for a meal. Do you want Itallian? Pizza? Chinese? Steak? Vegetarian? you pick one and you go. Nobody is surprised, or upset, if they don't find sushi at the pizza joint, or rib-eyes at the vegetarian joint. Maybe you want to go to a...

I searched in Dragonlance Adventures, Tales of the Lance, Dragonlance Campaign Setting, and Knightly Orders of Ansalon. There is no mention of the Solamnic Knights to be required to have a mustache. However they are typically depicted/described with one. This means it's simply a style of choice...

Krynn has many races beyond some classic D&D races like elves, dwarves, 1/2 elves and gnomes, but also kender, draconians, goblins, half-goblins, hobgoblins, bugbears, minotaurs, kyrie (winged human-like), irda (noble ogres), phaetons (winged elf-related), centaurs, thanoi (warlus folk), ursoi...

Yeah, because that one was made by Sauron himself

I think you missed the part where the material was very difficult to work with, how it baffled their most expert craftsman, and etc.

I thought they just released the 2022 update already. What do you mean?

Divine Soul 3 Shadow Magic 5 These are my favorite two, so I'm happy either way

It's set early during the War of the Lance.

I bet many things are created this way, it's just not documented publicly. Kender are awesome.

The Original DLA also says the Theiwar are magic users, but all clans except the Neidar (hill dwarves) use the mountain dwarves stats which were not allowed to be wizards of high sorcery or renegades, so that's an inconsistency. Also mountain dwarf PCs had to be from the Hylar clan for some reason.