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<blockquote data-quote="Psychotic Jim" data-source="post: 2488793" data-attributes="member: 547">Hmm... There's a lot of thing about Dragonlance I like (tinker gnomes, Lord Soth, etc) and a few things I don't particularly care for (kender), so I wouldn't mind playing in a Dragonlance game.&nbsp; I haven't really read any of the novels and don't know much about the overall metaplot or greater setting, so I probably would never run a game there.&nbsp; For some reasion, get the feeling that capturing the essence of the setting a DM really has to be an insider deep in the Dragonlance fanbase.&nbsp;&nbsp; The 3E DLCS seems very cool and has some very interesting character options.Forgotten Realms has a similar backhistory and metaplor to Dragonlance, but it has become so big and generic that it includes everything and the kitchen sink.&nbsp; In an ironic way, this helps me be able to run FR because you can include anything and give an explanation for it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psychotic Jim, post: 2488793, member: 547"] Hmm... There's a lot of thing about Dragonlance I like (tinker gnomes, Lord Soth, etc) and a few things I don't particularly care for (kender), so I wouldn't mind playing in a Dragonlance game. I haven't really read any of the novels and don't know much about the overall metaplot or greater setting, so I probably would never run a game there. For some reasion, get the feeling that capturing the essence of the setting a DM really has to be an insider deep in the Dragonlance fanbase. The 3E DLCS seems very cool and has some very interesting character options. Forgotten Realms has a similar backhistory and metaplor to Dragonlance, but it has become so big and generic that it includes everything and the kitchen sink. In an ironic way, this helps me be able to run FR because you can include anything and give an explanation for it. [/QUOTE]

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