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i love these. But then again, for the past three weeks or so, i've been playing the skirmish game with my friends more or less nightly. Can't do that with pewter =)

well, there's A-1 comics over in roseville, and another store in carmichael, and my personal local store Bizzaro World here in davis...

WotC has been putting out crappy maps for a while now, starting with the Dragonlance campaign setting. No pull out map, and the one they put on the web didn't even have places like Solace on it, which is more or less the most important city in the campaign... Talk about useless. It's not...

well, dragonlance.com just released the second preview of the book, so maybe you should check it out for yourself =) http://www.dragonlance.com/d20/enhancements/towers.asp

won't you get in trouble for more or less completely ripping off the color wheel concept from MtG, as seen in the articles of Mark Rosewater on the wotc site?

its a small, non epic module he wrote up and never published outside of his website. it was kinda cool in a way =)

if you have the DLCS, Key of Destiny is the direct sequal to the Sylvan Key adventure in the back of the core campaign setting, and starts in the town of pashin.

heh. the option i want isn't here. I bought the book, read it, returned it, will gladly play in a campaign based on it, but don't really want to DM it or really get into it.

Why do i support my FLGS? Yesterday i went to buy a booster of Giants of Legend. The owner there decided he wanted one too, just for the hell of it. We open our packs, and he got a Behir while i only got a formorian. He saw the look on my face (annoyance more than anything) and gave me the...

I want D&D to be as accessible as possible. These days, that means aquiesing to the fact that most people's concept of rpg generally involves Final Fantasy. I've taught at least 20 people to play the game, and before i could get them to open up and really roleplay, i had to lead them by the...

Yeah, i don't post here as often as i like (not enough dragonlance topics!) but still, i had to share that after five years, i've finally graduated from UCDavis with a BA in english =) I bring it up here because this website, along with eric noah's old site, introduced me to 3e shortly after i...

i guess its really lucky that i got two huge rares out of my three boosters, eh? =) /lovingly stares at his huge gold dragon..

you and me both, eric. I'd never run this, but i'll be damned if i'd pass up a PC slot =)

heh. its not like you two have anything to worry about. _The Bestiary of Krynn_ is a darned good book in its own right =)

you know, as i read it more, i'm beginning to see that its a nice concept, but not nice enough for me to actually want to own.

they're lame, dude =) "Sea of Rage" is fine for a nickname or something, but come on now, do you think that it sounds right for an actual name? Did the ancients of eberron go out and say "Hey, i think this ocean should be the sea of lost souls. that way, we can just say, Hey ma, i'm going with...

LOL, kai, you too? I bought eberron to read at home and return after i finished, but i find that i can't bring myself to take it back =) The art is not really my thing, but i really want to play in this world. Not run, not really devote myself to its fandom, but play in. My girlfriend...

i bought three boxes today, and got a gold dragon, a cloud giant, and a warforged mecha. All of that pales next to the greatest minature ever, LORD SOTH! =) In all seriousness, i'm impressed at how much each expansion set has improved in quality since the last. My fire giant, for instance...

hehe. in the great spectrum of gaming, i'm almost 100% on the side of fluff, so the AoM is the book i wanted to see for a dragonlance sourcebook. If anything, i want even more depth and flavor and detail.

as confirmed as we have, thus far. and for what its worth, the Age of Mortals setting book is an incredible resource for Krynn in general, with a giant geography/cultural/flavor text bent to it. Much more useful to a DM than the DLCS, imo.