Dragonlance Dragonlance cataclysm and a bit about Paladine

[darjr]

#dragonlance the cataclysm wizards of the coast video #dnd

They discuss the post apocalyptic nature of Dragonlance and also talk about making contact with the gods and even some about Paladine and that he’s also Bahamut.

 

[Vaalingrade]

So it's clear that Goldmoon (or 'someone' -heh- ) only realigned the satlink with Mishakkyl in this timeline.

 

[darjr]

So it's clear that Goldmoon (or 'someone' -heh- ) only realigned the satlink with Mishakkyl in this timeline.

No I think she was still the initial spark.

 

[Vaalingrade]

No I think she was still the initial spark.

In the video, he specifically says 'someone' brought back the healing power of a god and then says it's open for the PCs to bring back the powers of others.

 

[darjr]

In the video, he specifically says 'someone' brought back the healing power of a god and then says it's open for the PCs to bring back the powers of others.

That someone being Goldmoon? But they do leave it open to run it how the DM would like.

 

[Vaalingrade]

That someone being Goldmoon? But they do leave it open to run it how the DM would like.

Oh, they specifically don't call them Goldmoon. That's my favorite part.

I've decided that in this universe, Tika did it.

 

[Remathilis]

So the retcon was that the Gods gave mortals multiple chances to redeem themselves and each try failed. Eventually, they decided to turn Istar off and on again in the hopes they would learn their lesson.

It's still very tough love (and I don't think it will dissuade anyone who saw them as evil) but it did soften it by saying "we kept giving you a chance, you kept blowing it."

 

[Scribe]

So the retcon was that the Gods gave mortals multiple chances to redeem themselves and each try failed. Eventually, they decided to turn Istar off and on again in the hopes they would learn their lesson.

It's still very tough love (and I don't think it will dissuade anyone who saw them as evil) but it did soften it by saying "we kept giving you a chance, you kept blowing it."

I couldnt get through the video, but that was my impression.

 

[Mad_Jack]

Oh, they specifically don't call them Goldmoon. That's my favorite part.

I've decided that in this universe, Tika did it.

Nah... That's just the story they tell people - what really happened is that one day Tasslehoff found the gods in his pouch...
They would have returned years ago, but Tass had stolen them without realizing it.

 

[DarkCrisis]

"Paladine's cleric's coming back. That story isn't really told."

My dude, yes it was. Original trilogy. Elistan was his name. For cryin' out loud.

Mod Edit: removed expletive folks were taking exception to. ~Umbran