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Yep and since even Goldmoon's healing of Theros Ironfeld was initially balked at by people like the Speaker of the Suns then who knows how many other true miracles might have been occurring around the same time but were dismissed as hoaxes, withcraft, etc.

Ah, you did specify that. My mistake. In a similar vein I wish they had the original 2e corebooks available as well.

Having all the older editions effectively permanently in print due to those two sites is IMO one of the single greatest things that could have ever happened to this hobby.

I just picked up the Dark Sun boxed set hardcover from drivethrurpg and freaking LOVE it. I always preferred hardcover setting books over box sets and am absolutely thrilled that after all these years I finally have one for 2e Dark Sun in my hands. It even put the introductory flipbook...

They're available as we speak in case you weren't aware. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/148008/Players-Handbook-35 https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/149132/Dungeon-Masters-Guide-35?src=also_purchased https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/148765/Monster-Manual-35?src=also_purchased

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Yep, especially considering that Krynnish gods of good aren't all-powerful, at least compared to rival gods. Therefore it would make sense that they'd have contingencies (ie player characters in another part of the continent) should the Heroes of the Lance fail to help Goldmoon acquire the...

So true. I'm totally fine with allowing the wisdom/decisions of the gods to have a rationale and perspective beyond what the mortal PC's are capable of fully understanding or gaming tables having to fully explain.

Well I'm sure the Chaotic gods were very pleased with the Kingpriest's corruption (even encouraging it) and would have relished the global destruction. The Neutral gods could very well have realized that both Good and Chaos were in agreement on the Cataclysm and allowed it in the name of balance.

Well there is the correlation with Adam's sin causing all of humanity to fall with the Christian belief that even though failure was personified in one man, he was still the "champion" of humanity, literally perfect in all ways up to that point except for that singular sin, therefore if any...

A Dragonborn character could be the interesting result of all those polymorphed Silver Dragons and the mortal men they fall in love with.

Preach it brother!

Woohoo, I'm liking what I'm reading!

That's awesome!

If the player wants to play a renegade wizard but neither the player nor the DM is interested in having a magical hit squad show up then why not just come up with an in-game reason that the hit squad doesn't show up? I'm surprised that there seems to be this aversion to putting any effort at...

I think it's more just people arguing against going against the established lore of a 38 year old setting in an official sourcebook. For one it indicates a lack of knowledge and/or passion for the setting by those in charge which is concerning on multiple levels and I think it also fractures...

I think "it isn't part of the flavor of this particular setting" is all the reason they ever need.

Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman weigh in on why there are no orcs or half-orcs native to Krynn: https://dragonlancenexus.com/why-are-there-no-orcs-in-krynn/?fbclid=IwAR12p3vpAOqcY2kWCUmi1dnmF_sfIuig_eQWRdeY5pMLmGIwfCQsk2LbrwM "Dragonlance has few limitations on what races can be played in the...

It seems that WOTC is now finishing what Lorraine Williams started. At least Weis and Hickman get to close out their run with a full trilogy this time instead of just Dragons of Summer Flame.

For 22 years Dragonlance adventures coincided with the passage of time in the novels from DL1 in 1984 all the way to Price of Courage in 2006. 1E, 2E, and 3.5E also retained at least one of the original "creators" of Krynn for each era of game material whether it be Margaret and/or Tracy or...