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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8572763" data-attributes="member: 6802378">We should can choose between kenders with the normal racial traits of a halfling lightfoot, or a "old-school pureblood" kender. We shouldn't reject all the possible changes, because someones are inevitable or even necessary, but we can talk as civilized people about where are the limits of tolerance. Maybe in the future videojuego the creation of characters is totally customizable and you can create a female Tanis the half-elf and a male Laurana (yes, even being both a straight couple it sounds very yaoi), and we shouldn't worry because those changes aren't canon at all. When the fandom creates stories about alternate timelines of Krynn, this is also playing Dragonlance, and we should allow it.We are too used with resurecctions in the D&D games, but in the books, it happens rarely, but this is the reason when the death of the main characters are so dramatic (when in the comics of superheroes it happens so many times, and even without magic).* What if the famous legendary kender "Uncle Trapspringer" was a "vestige spirit", and all kenders with the trait "kender ace" were unconsciounsly linked with this by fault or a teorically harmless traditional ritual? Maybe their bags are magic, but these only can be attuned with kenders.* What if the civilitation from Zivilyn was so avanced than there were a mence for the "akasha-spheres"? If the Historic timeline was a file in a computer the "akasha-sphere" would be like an informatic backup, a demiplane "snow globe" imitanting the past, to avoid paradoxes created by possible chronomancers and other time-travelers. The Zivilian civilitation found some way to rewrite the akasha-spheres, and that may be too dangerous.   And what if Nehzmyth, other planet from the Krynnspace was a dark domain? * WotC wants all D&D franchises to be where all the different roleplayers can feel wellcome. Here the inclusivity isn't forced but sincere, at least by marketing reasons, more roleplayers enjoying with your products, more money with the sales. * Dragonlance as TTRPG will return, and we will see some retcons, but only the cominsoon literary trilogy, the metaplot will be frozen, maybe even rebooted, and we will see more changes when in a future phase Hasbro dares to produce a teleserie (maybe computer animation, the retro 80's look was not a bad idea).</blockquote>

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