Articles that cover gaming topics or to playing and running campaigns in the Dragonlance setting.
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
The subject of psionics in Dragonlance is one that is controversial at best. There is some evidence of psionic activity in Krynn. Morham Targonne in the War of Souls trilogy and elven telepathy are two examples of the possible use of psionics in Krynn. Generally, this is accepted as a… Read More
This article tells a bit about how to use the Bladesinger in your Dragonlance campaign. Read More
The new edition of the Dungeons and Dragons game has given some new possibilities of classes to play, including the sorcerer. Born with natural magical talent, the sorcerer casts spells without the use of spellbooks.
But how does this work in Dragonlance? Read More
The bard character class is one of the hardest base classes from the Player’s Handbook to fit into the world of Dragonlance. Check out this guide of useful tidbits for bard characters in Krynn. Read More
A list of 100 things one might find in a kender’s pouch. The DM should roll 1d100 (percentile dice) for the item(s). 1- Uncle Tas’ Belly button lint 2- White chicken feather 3- Silver spoon 4- Three polished river stones 5- Five steel pieces 6- Ring of Teleportation 7- Piece… Read More
Dear Astinus, Prior to the fall of Istar, bounty hunters, working under the Proclamation of Manifest Virtue, would bring in those the Kingpriest deemed to be “evil.” The following is a sample bounty list recuperated from the pages of the Lorebook of Jonas Steelforge detailing prices placed on such fugitives.… Read More
One of the things that has been missing from many of the D&D 3.5 line of Dragonlance game books is the absence of an index. As part of a fan-based project, the following is the “missing index” from the Dragonlance Campaign Setting. Members of the team that have been involved… Read More
