Wherein the Nexus crew blog about the world of Krynn.
Last week, I discussed how Dragonlance was my on-ramp to fantasy. I read Dragonlance novels through middle school, diving into the second and third tier series—partly because I didn’t know any better. I was an only child, and most of my friends were more interested in playing Doom or Rise… Read More
I have a terrible confession: I didn’t read Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit until I was in college. Terrible, I know. For many, Tolkien was the genesis of an interest fantasy and all things geek. But not me. I didn’t have any geeky siblings or parents to expose… Read More
Posted on 9/1/2011 by Sallis Wizards of the Coast currently has a poll asking which setting should be the focus of a month of Dungeon Magazine and Dragon Magazine. Let’s all show our support for Dragonlance by voting for Dragonlance Revisited! Place your votes here. Re-posted on 9/1/2011 by… Read More
It’s amazing, at times, how an archetype can be represented in the rules. Case in point, I was recently looking at converting the mystic to the 4th edition D&D rules. Easy peasy, right? Not so much. Class creation in 4th edition is far more difficult than in prior editions. With… Read More
With the winter weather, it might be a good time to play the War of the Darklance alternate timeline with your friends. Read More
Welcome to the brand new Dragonlance Nexus! Read More
A few years ago, Sovereign Press released a sourcebook for the Dragonlance setting named Legends of the Twins. Featured in this sourcebook was a bunch of socalled alternate timelines, answering the question ‘what if.’ What if Raistlin actually defeated the Queen of Darkness? What if the Kingpriest actually managed to… Read More
Dragonhelm’s editorial on the fallacy of labels. Read More
Editorial. The future of Dragonlance gaming depends on uniting the fanbase. Read More
According to news reports, Lord Soth is returning to Ravenloft! And he’s not alone. Read More
