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This is a letter written by Layka of Ergoth to Emma Xela, an inquisitive and brilliant sorcerer of the Solace Academy. This letter by Layka was a factor in the developments of Emma’s spell theories, which transformed the discipline of sorcery. Though it did not lead to her celebrated successes… Read More
For Immediate Release March 31, 2019 Renton, WA – Wizards of the Coast, a subsidiary of Hasbro, Inc., has announced a new product line based on Paizo Publishing’s wildly popular Starfinder game. Mike Mearls explains the idea. “We can’t deny the popularity of the Starfinder rules by Paizo Publishing. We… Read More
The Legion of Steel fits some specific roles in the Dragonlance setting, from honorable knights to ruthless cutthroats and a variety of options in-between. This article proposes a few campaign styles to accommodate these styles and bring them into use in your game. Read More
Falconer GH: Regarding Pharaoh, The Acaeum notes: “Daystar West’s introduction is exclusively Amun-re’s dream-like chant that the adventuring party hears as they traverse the desert. This chant appears later in the TSR version (page 9). Daystar’s and TSR’s chant sequence have all the same elements but Daystar’s is about 10… Read More
“I don’t recall whether this was ever put in front of the WotC Book dept. or not, but here is part of a novel proposal I wrote back in 1999. Maybe you can find some ideas for your DL games in it.” – Steve Miller Read More
An oath for Knight’s of Solamnia based on the Boy Scout Oath. Read More
Matthew Martin gives us his take on the origin of shadow dragons on the world of Krynn. 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
In “real” mythology, dragons are more than just big lizards with bad breath – they are representative of, well, many things really but in Western mythology they are our dark side, the Id or the Shadow, to borrow terms from Freud and Jung. The tale of St. George and the… Read More
A brief entry on the nation of Hylo. Read More
