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Tasslehoff’s Pouches of Everything is your one-stop shop for all things Dragonlance and Krynn for D&D 5th Edition. During our journey through the people, organizations, monsters and magic of our favorite continent Ansalon; Uncle Tas will be your guide. Tas’ life is easily one of the most storied of anyone from Krynn. He has traveled through time and space, and done things that defy even the wildest of kender tales. That’s why we’ve recruited him to give us insight about every aspect of the world we love!
This is a wonderful resource that’s going to be tremendously useful. It does seem that the Knight of Solamnia fighter subclass is missing its level 18 feature set. Any chance of getting a quick update on that?
Thanks! We will get that edited back in here in the next day or so.
Excellent content. Any chance of POD?
The files is updated.
Amazing resource! Would it be possible to create a printer-friendly version (without backgrounds)? That saves on ink.
Excellent content. Any chance of POD?
No the Nexus can’t print on demand. If you find a printer I can send a high end document but it will be about a gigabyte of data for the pdf.
Hi, all right, I’m the leader of a Brazilian fan translation group called Toca do Coruja (Owl Hole) and I’m very interested in translating this material and making it available to Portuguese. Who do I talk to about this?
You can talk to me. Email is edward.mekeel@gmail.com
This is great! At the start of the pandemic I was talked into running a game and chose to make my own 5E rules to create a game set in Krynn, specifically my party is dealing with various shadowy figures in and around Istar during the reign of Beldinas. I figure what better way to introduce them to the Cataclysm than to experience it, or maybe even prevent it. I really look forward to how you handle arcane magic and the uniqueness of Krynn’s moon magic vs wild magic, not to mention comparing homebrews like how I created kender and their hoopaks.
This is a great resource. I’m running a DragonLance game with my kids. So this is very useful.
Thanks for all your hard work
Where could one get this high quality PDF?