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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cam Banks" data-source="post: 1512705" data-attributes="member: 3817">A big part of those wildly variant ability scores is the class of the character in AD&D. Rangers had all kinds of prerequisite scores, so Riverwind is overall the better of the Heroes of the Lance. Some of the others look as if they were actually rolled - Flint and Tasslehoff have really low Intelligence scores, for example.I'm the guy who put together the 3.0 conversion documents in the link posted earlier in this thread. Work on those got me involved with the Whitestone Council, the core fan support behind the Dragonlance Nexus and Dragonlance.com, and from there to writing freelance for Sovereign Press. The original modules and characters still rank right up there as some of my favorite things about D&D, so it's no surprise to me to see folks excited about running the DL1-DL15 series again.Those who are interested in a Chronicles campaign should definitely pick up the War of the Lance hardcover at GenCon 2004. It's Dragonlance's 20th anniversary this year, and this book looks to be absolutely packed with valuable and useful information and rules for 4th age gaming.Cheers,Cam</blockquote>