Dragonlance THE JOURNAL OF KAZ THE MINOTAUR: THE LOST COLONY NOW AVAILABLE IN GLORIOUS POD!

[RAKNAAK]

From the author of the LEGEND OF HUMA, KAZ THE MINOTAUR, and THE MINOTAUR WARS and in conjunction with the Dragonlance Nexus Team, comes THE JOURNALS OF KAZ: THE LOST COLONY --- now also available in POD hardcover at DMSGUILD!

Already a bestseller!

A new Kaz tale, loads of minotaur reference material suitable for ANY campaign world,, and a 5E adventure related to the story!In addition to the PDF, you can order the standard or premium hardcover separately --- or each as a bundle with the PDF!

Featuring the original KAZ THE MINOTAUR artwork by Jeff Easley!

Get your copy now and please spread the word!

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[Andvari]

The Huma and Kaz novels were among those I devoured like candy as a teenagar.

 

[RAKNAAK]

The Huma and Kaz novels were among those I devoured like candy as a teenagar.

Appreciate that you enjoyed them! I'm happy to have gotten back to Kaz after all these decades and hope to do similar projects with more stories (the only way that I can write new tales)!

 

[Andvari]

My grandmother once took me to the library near the mall where she lived. That's where I first discovered the Dragonlance Chronicles, which were my first encounter with fantasy novels. I went through them like butter. At my local library I found more books, including several of your novels and read as many as I could. Back then (early to mid 90s) I did not suspect one day there'd be a website where you'd reply to a post I made.

Glad to see you're still at it

 

[RAKNAAK]

My grandmother once took me to the library near the mall where she lived. That's where I first discovered the Dragonlance Chronicles, which were my first encounter with fantasy novels. I went through them like butter. At my local library I found more books, including several of your novels and read as many as I could. Back then (early to mid 90s) I did not suspect one day there'd be a website where you'd reply to a post I made.

Glad to see you're still at it

I've written some 63 novels and a lot of shorter things thus far. I hope to continue for quite awhile!