Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Caliban" data-source="post: 7129343" data-attributes="member: 284">I have a hard time pitching Dragonlance as a setting to play in.&nbsp; I've read all the novels (or most of them, I got burned out after a certain point).&nbsp; You think Forgotten Realms is too crowded?&nbsp; It's got nothing on Dragonlance.&nbsp;&nbsp; So many novels, many of them retreading the same ground, but from the viewpoints of minor characters.To me, Dragonlance feels like all the big stuff has been done, leaving nothing significant for the PC's to do.&nbsp; And just in case you might want to go back and deal with some of the &quot;adventures behind the scenes&quot; that the main Dragonlance character didn't do?&nbsp; To late, they did that in later books.&nbsp;&nbsp; After the nth time I learned that the destruction of the world had been narrowly avoided without the main characters even being aware of it (retroactively making the original novels kind of pointless), I kind of lost interest.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Caliban, post: 7129343, member: 284"] I have a hard time pitching Dragonlance as a setting to play in. I've read all the novels (or most of them, I got burned out after a certain point). You think Forgotten Realms is too crowded? It's got nothing on Dragonlance. So many novels, many of them retreading the same ground, but from the viewpoints of minor characters. To me, Dragonlance feels like all the big stuff has been done, leaving nothing significant for the PC's to do. And just in case you might want to go back and deal with some of the "adventures behind the scenes" that the main Dragonlance character didn't do? To late, they did that in later books. After the nth time I learned that the destruction of the world had been narrowly avoided without the main characters even being aware of it (retroactively making the original novels kind of pointless), I kind of lost interest. [/QUOTE]

Verification