Jul 19 2016
Accio novels!
The dynamic duo of Chuck and Tim watch for the three moons, take their tests of High Sorcery, and step into the breach to review Mary Kirchoff’s Defenders of Magic trilogy. They discuss the overall scope of the story, the opportunities for character development, and whether the story would have been fit for other eras in the Dragonlance saga.
Hosts: Chuck & Tim
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Jun 17 2016
Welcome friends and fellow companions! After a rough intro, the usual suspects open the episode with a discussion about the recent Drivethrurpg Bounty, and tackle the contentious issue of loaded dice at the table. After that, their attention is turned to Hector’s letter and ensuring that the rest of the sorcery/wizardry questions are addressed with usual Canticle efficiency.
Weldon (Sage of Solace that he is) also provides a wealth of reading sources throughout the show. For those of you without a notebook handy, he suggests:
The King Priest trilogy
Legend of Huma
Defenders of Magic trilogy
Price of Courage (gaming supplement)
Soulforge (both the Choose Your Own Adventure, and the novel)
Brothers in Arms
Renegade Wizards
Towers of High Sorcery (3.5 game supplement)
Hosts: Chuck, Ed, Tristan, Weldon, and John.
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Jun 01 2016
Chuck, Tristan, Weldon, and Tim talk answer a letter about wizards of the Orders of High Sorcery: their history, the origin of wizardry talent, and their loyalties. They also talk about ‘Curse of Strahd’, the DM’s Guild, the VOID, whether George R.R. Martin should be held accountable for his slow progress, and the X-Wing miniatures game.
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May 09 2016
Part two of the dragon overlords discussion!
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Apr 14 2016
Chuck, Tim, and Ed talk about the Elven Exiles trilogy!
Be sure to check out our next episode, part 2 of our Dragon Overlords discussion.
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Mar 08 2016
In this episode, the Canticle crew discusses the dragon overlords! Plus Lunitari too!
First of a two-parter.
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Oct 01 2015
Part 2 of the discussion about Dragonlance in D&D 5th edition.
Hosts: Trampas, John, Chuck, and Tim
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Sep 20 2015
In this long-awaited episode, the crew talks about Dragonlance in D&D 5th edition.
Hosts: Trampas, John, Chuck, and Tim
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May 11 2015
In this episode, the crew talks about the qualities of a hero, the hero’s journey, and the types of heroes. Plus, the crew talks about their real-life heroes.
Grab a tissue, gang, because this episode is one you won’t forget!
Hosts: Trampas, John, and Ed.
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Apr 19 2015
Editor’s Note: This episode is a recording of the Dragonlance Legacy Panel at GenCon 2014, with an additional CosPlay interview. All of the audio was recorded by Tristan and after listening to it, I’m so grateful he did. The warmth, camaraderie, and family of the Dragonlance team is readily apparent and the ‘behind the scenes’ stories are brilliant. The audio has been cleaned up as best as we can, and the audience questions have been boosted so hopefully this will be a good experience.
Bear in mind though that a visual presentation accompanied this panel and we are obviously an audio medium. I don’t feel that reference to photos and images inhibit an understanding of the panel, but if any fans have images from this session, we’d be keen to explore a ‘visual companion’ to this episode.
As always, send your feedback to podcast@dlnexus.com.
Long live the Lance!
Host: Tristan
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