Along with The Messenger, we now have articles on the Wiki for The Golden Orb and Winterheim, which completes the Icewall Trilogy. The books are by Douglas Niles, and cover a geographical area of Krynn that is not often written about. The books fill in historical information and give a… Read More
Here’s one from the vaults! When the Dragonlance Campaign Setting was first published there was no index, so back in 2006 a group of fans came to together to make one themselves. This article was originally on the old Nexus site but you can now find it here. And over… Read More
From now until 2pm ET on April 5th you can pick up various bundles of Dragonlance eBooks over at Humble Bundle. The largest bundle of 26 books is available for just $18, but there are other options to choose from. Titles include the holy six, The Legend of Huma, The… Read More
In the SAGA rules for the Dragonlance: Fifth Age setting, heroes use their Strength ability to perform actions in melee combat. Characters with high Strength codes are also better trained in the use of weapons. This causes difficulties with some hero concepts players may have: What about the wiry swordsman… Read More
Players and fans of the Dragonlance: Fifth Age dramatic adventure game may wish to use some of its material about Krynn and its heroes in their 3rd edition Dungeons & Dragons games. These guidelines help to convert Dragonlance heroes and characters in the Saga system to D&D.; In general, the… Read More
For those wanting a Canticle of the Dragon type of intro to their Age of Mortals campaign (Key of Destiny, Spectre of Sorrows, and Price of Courage), I present the Canticle of Destiny. I dedicate this work to Michael Williams. Hear the sage as his song descendslike heaven’s rain or… Read More
Forty years after it was first published, Dragonlance Chronicles has made the New York Times Bestseller list. It came in at number 11 for sales of hardback fiction. Margaret Weis said on Facebook: “Tracy and I just had the most fantastic news from our publisher! The Dragonlance Chronicles Omnibus has… Read More
UPDATE 1 September 2026: The second book in the trilogy will now be called “Wild Magic.” Margaret Weis recently confirmed on her Facebook account the titles of the second and third book in the upcoming War Wizard trilogy. The first book was announced last year at Gen Con and will… Read More
Karen Wynn Fonstad, creator of the Atlas of the Dragonlance World, has been featured in the “Overlooked” section of the New York Times. Karen was an amazing cartographer who produced atlases for Tolkien’s Middle Earth, the Forgotten Realms, and other settings. Her Dragonlance atlas is a beloved source book and… Read More
The 2024 Monster Manual makes some significant changes to the most iconic of creatures in D&D – dragons. Along with gorgeous new art, it dives into detail on lifecycles, motivations and personalities for both metallics and chromatics. Actions and spellcasting are revamped and regional effects have been beefed up. The… Read More
