The Balance. Aside from the never-ending questions about Raistlin Majere, there seems to be no other more confusing and controversial concept in DRAGONLANCE. It’s engendered a lot of discussion, disagreement, and disgust among DL fans, and it’s one of the issues I’ve spent a lot of time wrestling with in… Read More
The following is an excerpt from the Martinian Canons. The Principles of White Sorcery are the following: The purpose of the magic is to protect the world of Krynn and its people, and to bring it closer to Goodness. The magic should be used for creation and healing, to preserve… Read More
“Kender are not allowed here.” –the Queen of Darkness (speaking of the Abyss) War of the Twins In the recently released Annotated Legends, Tracy Hickman clarifies that this is because kender, for all their faults, are innocents who never really choose Evil. This explains Her Dark Majesty’s statement, but it… Read More
Spoiler warning: Vague SPOILERS for Margaret Weis’ & Don Perrin’s story “To Convince the Righteous of the Right” in Heroes and Fools: Tales of the Fifth Age can be found below. If you want to know absolutely nothing about the story, please turn back. I’d been thinking about draconians a… Read More
Matthew Martin gives us his take on the origin of shadow dragons on the world of Krynn. Read More
Here’s a group of fun Dragonlance feats based on Dragonlance fandom. Read More
The concept of parallel universes, alternate timelines, and the like is fairly common in fantasy and science fiction, and has made at least three appearances in the Dragonlance Saga: Tasslehoff and Caramon’s journey to a dying Krynn in Test of the Twins, the classic short story “There Is Another Shore,… Read More
Matthew L. Martin gives us his take on the origin of Steel Brightblade. Read More
Matthew L. Martin presents some notes on the appendix of Dragons of a Vanished Moon. Read More
Matthew L. Martin’s views on the creation of Krynn can be told here in the Martinian Canon Read More
