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No they don't, they have four legs in every picture. Look at Nefermandias, he is a four-legged brown. The dragon on page 169 has his/her hind legs curled up underneath the front legs.

The entire planet moved, not just one continent. That is why having Krynn just be part of FR is impossible. That and, Ansalon(in the southern hemisphere) has a continent on the opposite side of the planet, Taladas(in the northern hemisphere) that was also hit by the Cataclysm(a freaking meteor...

No game stores in my entire state are participating. I will still check out the store anyway on Saturday, they might surprise me.

I know it is backwards (I really want to use a better term than that), but the whole idea of buried and resurfacing technology gave me a Turn A Gundam and Chrono Trigger vibe. I would so make Warforged old tech that are reawakening. I could really have some fun with this.

there is a mini that looks like a little clear ball in the upper right side of the box. This is the Aurak Draconian. There is a huge Green and a Huge Silver in there as well (YAY!).

Yeah, but even then, I could have sworn they made reference to everyone's favorite half-elf on their website when the picture of the Free League Ranger came out. As to the Ariakas-but-not-Ariakas mini, we get no such reference made. But can you really blame them? "Oh yeah, your character...

Nope, he is a Paladin-Warlock. That way he fits both versions.

Actually, in the modules, which were released first, Ariakas was a cleric. The reason for the switch in the novels was because we already had a warrior-cleric Dragon Highlord, Verminaard, so they made Ariakas into a warrior-wizard (cooler IMO).

Does this mean we have to go back to arguing about whether or not that bastard is a wizard or a cleric? ...evidence mounting...

Seriously? Looks like I will be making a hobby store run when mine come from Amazon. I love towers, so this is a set I have been looking forward to a lot.

I like this scheme as well. Plus, with Dragon and Dungeon Annuals, we are able to get the material in print eventually.

At this point, if they announce anything different, the greatest fans of the Dragonlance setting are going to be pissed and out for blood. You just don't invite people to a show where you are going to announce the new D&D setting and turn around and kick them in the Jimmy.

Except he said "an" not "only one". :p Bingo. The halfling has been approaching the kender ever since 3e changd them to thin, short, and quick rather than short, fat homebodies. 4e took this a step further by making them resistant to fear. Oh, but we hate kender though.... what a load of BS.

Which hasn't been announced yet. That makes one Dragonlance novel announced for 2010 (though I though there was word a while back that one of the trilogies was going to get done at the beginning of 2010) compared to no Dark Sun. We probably won't see what else is planned for either series...

Hollow World=Mystara.:p

Wait, an S with a line through it, meaning S is not in the name?:lol: That gets rid of Mystara, Dark Sun, Planescape, and Spelljammer! That leaves, Greyhawk, Dragonlance, Al-Qadim, Kara-Tur, Maztica, and Ravenloft.:p

That we know of. It seems like a pretty good place for them to announce something. No other setting features minotaurs quite in the same way that Dragonlance does. Before DL, minotaurs used to hang out in mazes and wear nothing but an axe. Not going to argue this point, but don't you think we...

He is showing up fine for me, DH. Must be a glitch on your end of things. It is kind of hard to say.

I could really go for the campaign setting that the PA Podcasts took place, PoL or whatever. With plenty of Rudy the Undead Hound, sprained uvulas, and whatnot.:p

I wonder if any of these are hints toward the 2010 setting... I can't wait to see JDM's stats. I loved the PA Podcasts.