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DLA (1987) came out before DL16 (1988), but whatever

There are ways to include any kind of character in Dragonlance if you want. With the inclusion of Spelljammer, and soon Planescape anything is possible. That is one of the benefits of such glue settings. However there needs a reason: How did your planewalker or wildspace character came to be...

As a player you also have a responsibility to play something that fits the parameters of the campaign. This reminds me of a friend that insisted in playing a Gun Gan Jedi every time someone suggested playing Star Wars. His funny suggestion made sure we never played it, since he was obviously...

I picked a copy of the PDF, and I like it. The subclasses have a lot of flavor. It has several Gunpowder related rules, including many subclasses, this might come up in my Spelljammer campaign. However my favorite are the new downtime activities such as crime enterprises, trade, caring for...

D-Company (12th) 1/2 elf bard (lore) high elf fighter (battlemaster) wizard (bladesinger) gnome life cleric 1/2 elf paladin/warlock 1/2 elf eldritch knight halfing monk (kensai) Wildspacers (3rd) Giff Bard/Fighter Tabaxi Rogue/Warlock Hadozee Druid (circle of spores) Autognome Artificer...

Solution: invest in STR and DEX.

One example I saw as a DM. I had a player with the dervish subclass, defense fighting style, high dex, and int. I think I hit him twice, even after trying using advantage as much as possible. We stopped at 7th level or so.

Tell that to Vecna!, that guy magicked us real good :P:D

Yeah, this has been my experience. Not something to rule out, but definitely something to keep an eye out for.

Novels also provided ideas for campaigns. One of my campaigns was minotaur based, and it was all inspired and related to the events in Richard Knack's excellent Minotaur's trilogy.

I never played or DMed the original DL modules. I wasn't really keen in replaying the novels, or being someone else's character. However, I DMed 2 long campaigns, and 1 short one, and I loved having my players running into characters from the novels, for those players in my campaign that had...

Elistan and Goldmoon at Pax Tharkas, but it was Goldmoon telling Elistan. I only remember because I read it about a week ago.

Plot armor can :D

Does the dog have heavy armor proficiency?

what about roll20? :P

There is the Pirate Campaign Compendium by Legendary Games, just came out. It's a massive tome. There is also Razor Coast (pathfinder 1e) by Frog God Games

Compared to previous editions, 5e doesn't have a ton of spells. Deep Magic by Kobold Press, or the Book of Lost Spells by Necromancer Games might be good options to expand the spell lists.

No worries. What do you mean by OOC? out of character?

The druid (surgeon) of the ship visited the fungitorium*, the autognome visited the construct builders club, the rogue secured some official school letterhead, and we wrapped up with a Silkball game. * A fungi exhibit

Had to count them: 16 and a half (I didn't finish one). I'm currently rereading the Chronicles, interweaved with the Lost Chronicles (which I had not read before) using the order suggested by someone in reddit.