Most of the Dragonlance game material focuses on the period long after the First Cataclysm. While these are interesting times to be sure, the period during and after the Cataclysm can present interesting and exciting situations for roleplaying. Read More
Nordmaar is one of the most mysterious places in all of Ansalon. While civilization elsewhere has rebounded since the Cataclysm, at the time of the War of the Lance, this savage peninsula remains locked in a dark age of superstition and fear. Within its dark jungles and humid swamps, players… Read More
John Grubber gives us this article on how to use dragons efficiently in warfare. Read More
While I don’t think Santa is really Krynn appropriate, I see no reason why there wouldn’t be some sort of Yule spirit or folklore figure on Krynn. Read More
Mage hunters are specialized priests of Krynn’s moons, utterly dedicated to their code of beliefs. By the code’s decree, by the sanction of their elders and by the Conclave itself, they are charged with finding those who would transgress the Conclave’s laws and bring them to justice. A mage hunter… Read More
A compilation of John Grubber’s articles on ancient Krynn. Thanks to Canlocu for compiling this document. Read More
Here’s some fodder for thought- my take on the role of priests of the various gods. I have used some anachronistic examples for a few to make them a bit easier to understand/clearer: Paladine- I see them as being very prim and proper, into protocol and diplomacy. Kiri-Jolith- Think gunslingers,… Read More
Ancient Krynn – Bakali Summoning Jars, by John Grubber Recently uncovered writings by scholar Iago Tomasi shed light on the elusive Bakali and the ancient magic they possess. Kender Corner – Kender Wizards, by Sean Macdonald The stoutest hearts tremble in fear at the mere suggestion: kender wizards, and how… Read More
