Rules for the Dungeons & Dragons game, 3rd edition and 3.5.
Editor’s Note: Sedition and the Light of E’li are the contest winners for the 2007 Holy Artifacts Challenge. These are the submissions from Frostdawn. Sedition Appearance A nondescript necklace made of bands of white gold. When its powers are activated, it gives a faint prismatic glow. History During the time… Read More
Scattered throughout the inns and taverns of Ansalon, the Barmaid is perhaps the most common type of adventurer in the campaign world. Fearlessly confronting hordes of thirsty patrons each and every day, running to and from the kitchen with trays laden with food and ale, she works tirelessly to satisfy… Read More
Entry in the 2006 Nexus Organizations Contest. History The wings were formed following the War of Souls, founded by a Kagonesti by the name of Forest Eagle. Forest Eagle was something of a legend among the elves of Southern Ergoth. He helped defend the Kagonesti from all their enemies, even… Read More
Possessed of magical talent and strong wills, bozaks are natural leaders—often willing to give their lives for a cause they deem worthy, but intelligent enough to fight to survive and win. Many bozaks have strong religious tendencies, even though they are inherently talented in arcane magic. Personality: While they are… Read More
Character Development Goblins Barbarian: Goblin tribal society is marked by a tradition of chaotic “might makes right”—those who rise to the top are the most fearsome and intimidating warriors. The barbarian class is ideal to represent this archetype, with its emphasis on individual and undisciplined fighting. Mechanically, its rage ability… Read More
Entry in the 2006 Nexus Organizations Contest. History-Goals/Motivations In the decade before the War of the Lance, many groups clamed to have found “new God’s”. These deities offered their followers many things: something to believe in as well as healing of the sick, good crops, better weather and of course,… Read More
History The Dashwood Society was founded in 300 PC during the Age of Might. It was founded by Wycombe Dashwood in the city of Tarsis and soon spread to other influential cities of the time. It started out merely as a social club for meetings of every interest among the… Read More
The Dragonlance Campaign Setting introduces the mystic core class for those players seeking to explore the power of the heart. Some players may find that the mystic’s domains do not convey the same feel for mysticism that was present in the SAGA system, while others may seek additional options for… Read More
Author’s Note: When Holy Orders of the Stars was written and reviewed, I wanted to make sure that the write-up for Nordmaar matched Spectre of Sorrows. So I offered up this text as a replacement, but it never made it into the book, so I thought I would post it… Read More
A guide to using the Wizards of the Coast adventure, “Something’s Cooking”, in a Dragonlance game. Read More
