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<blockquote data-quote="Neqroteqh" data-source="post: 51161" data-attributes="member: 1821"><p>Actually, there are quite a few different paths and deviations presented in the Dragonlance Classics tome... but even at that, it kind of ends up looking like a &quot;Choose Your Own Adventure&quot; book, and not a D&amp;D adventure.&nbsp; The reason I liked the module, however, was because I had so much fun using it as an outline for a Dragonlance campaign I designed, expanding on elements (I added tactical mass combat scenarios, side plots involving a PC archmage who was cursed before the Cataclysm and was on a quest to redeem himself, an elven princess who was posessed by Fistandantilus (since Raistlin didn't exist)... etc... I even found ways to work in some of my favorite other scenarios).&nbsp; Also, just reading the tome gave me that feeling that I had after reading a good book or playing through a good computer game- no other module (with the exception of Return to the ToH) did that for me.&nbsp; And, although I'm not the fondest of the writing style of Hickman and Weis, I enjoyed the novels.&nbsp; I give the Dragonlance Classics tome a thumbs up for trying, which is more than I can say about any 3rd edition/d20 adventure that I've seen to date, excluding perhaps Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil. (However, Prophecies of the Dragon and the upcoming FR &quot;Super adventure&quot; will hopefully force me to eat my words)</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Neqroteqh, post: 51161, member: 1821"] Actually, there are quite a few different paths and deviations presented in the Dragonlance Classics tome... but even at that, it kind of ends up looking like a "Choose Your Own Adventure" book, and not a D&D adventure. The reason I liked the module, however, was because I had so much fun using it as an outline for a Dragonlance campaign I designed, expanding on elements (I added tactical mass combat scenarios, side plots involving a PC archmage who was cursed before the Cataclysm and was on a quest to redeem himself, an elven princess who was posessed by Fistandantilus (since Raistlin didn't exist)... etc... I even found ways to work in some of my favorite other scenarios). Also, just reading the tome gave me that feeling that I had after reading a good book or playing through a good computer game- no other module (with the exception of Return to the ToH) did that for me. And, although I'm not the fondest of the writing style of Hickman and Weis, I enjoyed the novels. I give the Dragonlance Classics tome a thumbs up for trying, which is more than I can say about any 3rd edition/d20 adventure that I've seen to date, excluding perhaps Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil. (However, Prophecies of the Dragon and the upcoming FR "Super adventure" will hopefully force me to eat my words) [/QUOTE]

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