The rules here were designed by fans like you so that you could start a campaign on the world of Krynn. Everything in this section requires some knowledge of the Dungeons & Dragons Player Handbook (PHB), Dungeon Master’s Guide (DMG) and the Monster Manual (MM), published by Wizards of the Coast.
The rules are from all editions of Dungeons & Dragons, as well as from Pathfinder, SAGA and other systems. Keep in mind that the rules here have been submitted by fans, and are entirely unofficial.
The aboleth savants are the powerful spellcasters of the aboleth race. Aboleth savants have only recently begun to surface. It is theorized that the upsurge in chaotic magical energies during the Summer of Chaos and the subsequent theft of the world are linked to this. Aboleth savants are spellcasters that… Read More
This creature, as tall as an elf is covered in shimmering bright feathers in a multitude of shades of orange and yellow. Three small fingers can be seen half way down its wings, and like its legs, end in sharp eagle-like talons. Its face is a blend of parrot, eagle… 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
Robes of High Sorcery One of the most common gifts to wizards who pass their Test of High Sorcery is a magical robe in the color of the wizard’s Order. All robes created by Wizards of High Sorcery (those listed in the Dungeon Master’s Guide, in other sources, and below)… Read More
Editor’s Note: The following is the breakdown of several Player’s Handbook 3.0 spells into the various Realms of Sorcery and Spheres of Mysticism. During the Dragonlance Adventures 3rd Edition project, the ‘Conclave of Wizards’ was responsible for creating magic rules for Dragonlance. While never implemented, this article presented here in… Read More
At the close of the 4th Age of Krynn, the gods left the world, taking divine and arcane magic with them. Years after, mysticism was initially discovered by the Hero of the Lance, Goldmoon. This magic was able only to affect the living and once-living. Yet despite these limitations, it… Read More
This is a set of rules to play a Knight of Solamnia using the 4th Edition Dungeons and Dragons rules. Included is the Knight of Solamnia theme as well as conversions of the Knight of the Crown, Knight of the Sword, Knight of the Rose, Clerist, and Kingfisher. 4E Knights… Read More
Traditionally, Dragonlance cosmology has been divided into six areas: the material world, the Gray, the Elemental Planes, the Dome of Creation, the Hidden Vale, and the Abyss. The 4th edition D&D cosmology is divided into five main areas: The mortal world, the Feywild, the Shadowfell, the Astral Sea, and the… Read More
Fifth Age Spell Creation Rules 2E Editor’s Note:These rules are to be used in addition to the rules presented for the Sorcerer and Mystic classes for 2E which are available in the Classes and Prestige Classes Section. In creating spells for mystics and sorcerers there are several options a spell… Read More
Editor’s Note:These rules are to be used in addition to the rules presented for the Sorcerer and Mystic Spell Creation Rules for 2E which are available in the Gods, Orders, and Spells Section. The sorcerer in the Fifth Age is different from the Wizards of the past and the most… Read More
