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The Devas of Godshome
The Deva race from D&D 4th edition, and how they fit into your Dragonlance campaign. Read More
Author: Dragonhelm
Righteous Warlord of Kiri-Jolith
"Perhaps today is a good day to die!" Prerequisite: Warlord; trained in Religion; must worship Kiri-Jolith. The Righteous Warlord of Kiri-Jolith is a sergeant of the line, steeled by experience in battle and braced with faith in the Sword of Justice. The Righteous Warlord fights in the trenches with his… Read More
Legion of Steel
The Legion of Steel is the youngest of Ansalon’s three knightly orders, which was founded by Sara Dunstan (Steel Brightblade’s adoptive mother) four years after the Summer of Chaos. They embody the virtues of courage, unity, and honor. The knighthood itself is dedicated to justice, based upon selflessness and mutual aid, in honor of the sacrifice made by Steel Brightblade in the Chaos War. Read More
Dragonlance Licensed to Sovereign Press
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 20, 2002 Sovereign Press: Margaret Weis & Don Perrin Sovereign Press c/o The Lazear Agency 612-332-8640 Wizards of the Coast: Don Williams 425-917-6122 Sovereign Press, owned by authors Margaret Weis and her husband, Don Perrin, is pleased to announce that it has acquired the rights to… Read More
Raistlin’s Daughter: A Look Back
Dragonhelm gives his opinion on how Raistlin’s Daughter affects continuity and what the reader holds as "truth." Read More
Fire That Canon!
My friends, I’ve been working with Dragonlance fandom for several years now and I have had the privilege to work alongside many talented freelancers, Sovereign Press/Margaret Weis Productions, and Wizards of the Coast. My years with Dragonlance have been one of the greatest experiences in my life, showing me that… Read More
Dragonlance Sorcerers: A Look Back
Back in 2004, I wrote an article about Dragonlance Sorcerers and Identity. In my article, I compared the sorcerer to the Wizard of High Sorcery and talked about what could be done to make sorcerers more interesting. Now it’s 2018, and we are two editions beyond the time that article… Read More
The Great White Wyrm
The Great White Wyrm is, quite simply, the tale of Moby Dick as if it happened in the world of Dragonlance. Typically, I don’t rate books that are modeled after other stories as high due to lack of originality. Yet I find myself forgiving this point. You see, in the… Read More
Tarrasque Interview: Dargaard and Beyond!
Who says that DL16 World of Krynn isn’t canon? Read More
War of Souls and Ham
That Sam-I-Know, That Sam-I-Know. I do not like that Sam-I-Know. Read More
