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I have no idea what WoTC plans to do with DL. I know they have referenced the setting and the novels in the 5th Edition product, so maybe someday . . . . Thanks! Margaret

Dragonlance novels were the first ever novels written for a game. We made lots of mistakes at the beginning, one being that we thought we had to have a character for every character class. We figured the players would want to play the characters, but as it turned out, players wanted to play...

Sigh. No. At least not to us. Tracy and I have given WoTC ideas for new DL novels, including an expanded version of Chronicles, adding in all the material that we were forced to cut. (Management at the time considered the books too long! They had to sell for $2.95.:)) Thanks! Margaret

The DL novels were for adult readers, although I think it's awesome that young people enjoy them! They were the first adult novels published by TSR following the success of the Endless Quest adventure books for young people. Thanks! Margaret

I haven't read that series in many years, so I'm not really sure what you mean. It's entirely possible! I remember being really glad we could finally wrap it all up. Juggling characters and plot lines through seven books was a little wearing.:) Thanks for the kind words! Margaret

It is not that kender are unplayable, it is that role-players don't play them properly. I once played in a Dragonlance charity game. The party consisted of five kender and a gnome. Best RPG experience ever! We had so much fun and actually killed the red dragon, though I admit it was by accident...

Coming June 10th, 2015, Margaret Weis will be holding an AMA right here on EN World. Book editor for TSR, co-creator of Dragonlance, and co-author of the Dragonlance Chronicles and Dragonlance Legends, author of many popular novel series, and CEO of Margaret Weis Productions, the company which...