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One of my favorites is Fire Shuriken, from Oriental Adventures. I suppose one could mimic it in 5e by using scorching ray or reflavoring magic missile to cause fire damage. I just love this visual, though.

I tend to run Dragonlance, so it's a non-issue for the most part. Both do not exist on Krynn. While drow have been mentioned a few times, those are considered to be either dark elves (evil outcast elves) or kender tales (i.e. the drow from DLS4 Wild Elves). That being said.... Drow and orcs...

I thought it was really good. There's a bit too much gore for my tastes and I don't need that much cussing, but I will say that all those elements help this to stand out against standard fantasy. Well done, Critical Role. You are making a Critter out of me.

It's older than my youngest son, who is a 20-year-old college student now. :) I can't thank you enough for being there when we got this started and for all your help. It does my heart good to see you here.

Good list! All of those sites are great. Were Canonfire and Candlekeep considered official fan sites? I thought they were, but it's been a while.

The Dragonlance Nexus fan site is celebrating its 21st birthday this month! The Nexus got its start in January 2001 amidst a divided Dragonlance fan community with the goal of keeping Dragonlance alive. The Nexus has worked with Margaret Weis Productions (formerly Sovereign Press) on the...

What I really want to know is whether or not the commentary from Volo and Mordenkainen will remain in this new book.

With the upcoming release of Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse, are you keeping Volo's Guide to Monsters and Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes? In my mind, they're no longer needed, but there is the collectability factor.

So is this not only an update, but also a compilation of Volo's Guide to Monsters and Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes?

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Tasslehoff is a fan fave as well as a favorite of Margaret and Tracy's. Of course he's going to go along for the ride. :)

To understand the word "classic," one must first understand the history of Dragonlance. There are three main eras, from a publishing POV. The classic era is the War of the Lance (WotL) and Legends eras, ending with Dragons of Summer Flame. From a game standpoint, the setting used the AD&D 2e...

The Dragonlance Nexus fan site will be reporting all the details as they become available! Plus, check out our Dragons of Deceit product page.

Dragonlance already has draconians created from chromatic dragon eggs. They are known as noble draconians, and are the brainchild of Dragonlance game designer Jamie Chambers. The idea is that towards the end of the War of the Lance, the Dragonarmies were running low on metallic dragon eggs to...

I would like to hear a bit about the Knights of Bahamut.

I just think the clans would make nifty backgrounds.

If you want to have some fun, put that address into Google Maps and you can look at the building via the street view. :) I've driven past there years ago, circa 2002. It was neat to see where TSR once was.

I am curious how the old action figure characters are started. Like pregen PCs to be played? NPCs? Will Kelek be a wizard or a sorcerer? Is Melf//Peralay in there?