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
With a word, Morgion’s clerics can cripple and infect opponents of their faith. Receiving dark blessings and summoning diseased creatures to spread sickness in order to strengthen the inhabitants of the world, worshippers of Morgion believe that only the strong must survive. Read More
This, being the first article in an ongoing series that gathers many magic items of Dragonlance legend and lore, will be showcasing items from the 3.5 DLCS, other MWP books, older edition books, and original items in 5th Edition D&D. Read More
The Tears of Mishakal are featured in the Age of Mortals 3.5 edition Dragonlance trilogy of adventures, converted here to 5th edition D&D.. Read More
Creatures from the sandy wastelands of Krynn can now threaten your 5e Dragonlance game! Read More
Created at the height of power of sorcery and mysticism, rotaks were created by spellcasters who had unearthed the secrets of draconian creation. Read More
Created by dark magics to corrupt the eggs of good dragons, hatched for war, these soldiers of the Dragonarmies were shock troops capable of destroying their enemies even upon their own deaths. Read More
Introduced in Spectre of Sorrows, this disease can be used in ANY Dragonlance campaign featuring dragons, draconians, bakali (lizard folk), kobolds, or any reptilian creature. Not recommended for low-level play, as it is quite difficult to rid someone of this disease. Read More
The power of the Dragonlance has finally come to 5th edition D&D! In this article, you’ll find lesser lances, greater lances, how to customize your own Dragonlances, and the stats for the iconic Lance of Huma! Read More
Not fully understanding the ritual to attain Titanhood, Grigolthan attempts to use Kender blood in place of Elven blood, leaving him very much incomplete compared to a Titan. Read More
