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RPG supplements. Here`s a list (the 3.x section is on the end)Books or actual RPG supplements?
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RPG supplements. Here`s a list (the 3.x section is on the end)Books or actual RPG supplements?
Nice synopsis, but I've actually read (some of) the books and know the story. I was asking in reference to Morrus' comparison to Star Wars. Which he already explained. Thank you though!After an old Cataclysm, the Gods have abandoned the world, and also magical creatures such as Dragons are gone. The world is gritty and faithless. Suddenly, one day, endless armies of Evil Dragons and dragon-men invade the world. The heroes must find a way to survive. But then. Will they be able to unveil the mystery of this invasion? To call the old Gods for aid? To bring back the Good Dragons and lead them to battle? To reforge the mighty Dragonlances, the only weapons able to cast Wyrms'Doom?
Tasslehoff was a good character (especially to read about) although I suggest not re-reading anything Dragonlance in case the suck fairy has visited. Just as Jack Sparrow (in his first three outings anyway) was a great character. Making all kender like Tas makes about as much sense as making all living pirates in the Pirates of the Caribbean universe like Jack Sparrow.For the record, I like Kender fine. And Tasslehoff was a great character in both of the first trilogies and in a handful of short stories featuring him I read back in the day.
I think the problem with that idea is that then you have no dragons and no dragonlances, so the setting's namesakes are just gone. Unless you already know the setting pretty well, it doesn't really make sense.Dragonlance. But not War of the Lance. Right before or after the cataclysm. Not sure why they haven’t developed that time period further as far as setting material.
If this is the case, then I still blame the books. It's like they say about tests: If one student fails a test, then then it's that student's fault. If every student fails a test, then it's the teacher's fault.Special note about the Kender. Most players got the Kenders wrong. Kenders are not thieves.
No, the books are clear enough. Tas does not steal all the times and most of the time it is not things that are valuable but things like a knife and other knick knacks of no consequences. But, sometimes, perception can be skewed from the original. That would not be the first time it happens in the history of books and events. Somewhere at some point in time, one player played a kender as a real thief with bad intentions and got away with it. Then, a few heard of it and reproduced it and with conventions and tournaments the story spread and many others tried the same hoax and so on in a manner that became the norm. I had to show all the passages I was referring in the six original novels to prove my point to players who wanted to play Kenders as thieves...If this is the case, then I still blame the books. It's like they say about tests: If one student fails a test, then then it's that student's fault. If every student fails a test, then it's the teacher's fault.
Not necessarily. Other time periods of Krynn had dragons and the lances like the time with Huma. That is the beauty of being a DM you can customize.I think the problem with that idea is that then you have no dragons and no dragonlances, so the setting's namesakes are just gone. Unless you already know the setting pretty well, it doesn't really make sense.
No, I think the only way it really works is if you re-create DL1-16. It's not only the most iconic adventures, and they really could do with an update.