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Message: <blockquote data-quote="johnsemlak" data-source="post: 1074015" data-attributes="member: 7233">I just posted a summary of the the interview with Margaret Weis and Jamie Chambers on Mortality Radio.  They talked a lot of Dragonlance and the upcoming support for it and it sounds impressive.  In addition to the WotC setting book, there will be 3 hardcovers (I believe three, maybe two) from Sovereign stone, some adventures and a DM's screen. There will be eight DL products next year.  The production values for the Sovereign Stone books are supposed to be pretty good--full-color hardbacks with lots of art by Larry Elmore.Now, I'm going on about this because my DM is a Forgotten Realms fan but complains that FR isn't getting enough support now.  This year there were/are only three books: Races of Faerun, Unnapproachable East, and Underdark.  The production values were good, but he (and others I presume) want more.Which brings me back to Dragonlance.  Based on Sovereign Press's lineup so far, it looks like DL will be getting excellent support.   I know it's early days and the quality of SP's work is to be seen, but does anybody anticipate switching to DL because of the better support?  Should WotC put out more FR stuff?</blockquote>