Yeah, I don't expect much for a 224 page book. I'm shocked at the very real possibility it will even contain what the article has if I'm being honest. lolDon't get me wrong, I don't expect more info than what this article mentioned.
Yeah, I don't expect much for a 224 page book. I'm shocked at the very real possibility it will even contain what the article has if I'm being honest. lolDon't get me wrong, I don't expect more info than what this article mentioned.
Woohoo, I'm liking what I'm reading!From the Article, when talking about races:
"The people of Krynn have faced unique—and let's face it, back-to-back—catastrophes that have shaped them and caused them to adopt different customs than brethren on other worlds. Let's take a walk through the most common folk you'll run into during your adventures on Krynn. Just keep in mind your DM has the final say on available player options. (So keep that harengon monk in your back pocket!)"
And then they go on to list the following options:
Kender, Dwarf, Elf (Silvanesti, Qualinesti, Kagonesti), Gnomes, and Human.
Link to full article: How to build a Dragonlance Character.
Now I'm picturing a barechested forest gnome dressed all in black, pondering a dragon from a distance: "Your artificers were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should. "Forest gnomes: "While forest gnomes exist, they are rarer than their rock gnome cousins and prefer to seek harmony between nature and science rather than pursue endless innovation."
I feel like a character based on Ian Malcolm is just an unlimited source of free Inspiration rolls.Now I'm picturing a barechested forest gnome dressed all in black, pondering a dragon from a distance: "Your artificers were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should. "
I think they may have existed in some DL sources, basically as non-Mr Nevermind gnomes
now THAT intrests me"However, College of Lore bards and Arcana and Knowledge Domain clerics could undoubtedly find themselves dedicated enough to learning to risk their lives by taking the Test of High Sorcery. "
I didn't expect that...