Here, you’ll find information for playing Dragonlance using the SAGA rules.
In the SAGA rules for the Dragonlance: Fifth Age setting, heroes use their Strength ability to perform actions in melee combat. Characters with high Strength codes are also better trained in the use of weapons. This causes difficulties with some hero concepts players may have: What about the wiry swordsman… Read More
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
There are rumors in Nightlund of an uprising among the undead. The undead have become restless and more violent than usual. Most disturbing, however, are rumors of the return of the long absent Lord Soth. Can the heroes travel through the land of the dead to discover the truth? Strange… Read More
Adventure nuggets for your Dragonlance Fifth Age game! Read More
Introduction (by Steve Miller): Here’s a rule that was deleted from the FIFTH AGE rules set. It’s not an official part of the game at this time. If Narrators decide to incorporate this into their games, I advise that you follow the advice given… that at the very least significant… Read More
Gnoll Heroes Gnolls have not been popular subjects in the DRAGONLANCE Saga. Whereas goblins, kender, elves, and ogres have taken the spotlight more than once, gnolls have been mostly ignored. However, the Fifth Age is a new era in the DRAGONLANCE Saga. Centaurs, a race never before officially presented as… Read More
Ever thought of creating a Blue spawn character? Well now you can! I have created the rules for making the Blue Spawn. Read More
Well, the 5th Age boxed set was supposed to have rules for making player character draconians, and with the info on Teyr and stuff, it seemed well thought out. Unfortunately, the rules got cut. Anyway, a friend of mine and I, who happen to love the scaly guys, came up… Read More
In the Fifth Age boxed set, a variety of hero races were provided. While they provided rules for all the traditional Dragonlance player character races, they only scratched the surface of the many options available. Read More
Abridged from material written by Steven Brown and Steve Miller for the Fate Deck;based on the original Saga game design by William W. Connors. Presented here is a basic version of the Saga rules in the Dragonlance: FIFTH AGE boxed set. Players familiar with that game will note some differences… Read More
