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<blockquote data-quote="kigmatzomat" data-source="post: 3481409" data-attributes="member: 9254">I grok what your saying.&nbsp; I didn't read the DL stuff when it was new; I didn't really get into RPGs until the late 80s and was pretty limited on access to gaming material.&nbsp; It wasn't until college that I, and lots of friends, really got exposure to the DL novels.&nbsp; It probably wouldn't have had as much impact if four or five of us weren't reading the books at the same time, spawning several DL campaigns.&nbsp; I actually run a variant DL game now.&nbsp; Been running for 6 years so it predates the 3.5 books plus I ignored the existence of Saga so it's completely diverged anyway.&nbsp; the world is pretty rich in flavor, especially when you factor in the Taladas material.&nbsp; Dragonlance will always be a fond memory for me, regardless of what stupidity the publisher might do, even if some of the details tend to get (metaphorically) stuck in my teeth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kigmatzomat, post: 3481409, member: 9254"] I grok what your saying. I didn't read the DL stuff when it was new; I didn't really get into RPGs until the late 80s and was pretty limited on access to gaming material. It wasn't until college that I, and lots of friends, really got exposure to the DL novels. It probably wouldn't have had as much impact if four or five of us weren't reading the books at the same time, spawning several DL campaigns. I actually run a variant DL game now. Been running for 6 years so it predates the 3.5 books plus I ignored the existence of Saga so it's completely diverged anyway. the world is pretty rich in flavor, especially when you factor in the Taladas material. Dragonlance will always be a fond memory for me, regardless of what stupidity the publisher might do, even if some of the details tend to get (metaphorically) stuck in my teeth. [/QUOTE]

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