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I had a campaign where the Clerics of Mishakal were sending missions to Zhakar to try to cure the mold plague it was a fun mini campaign.

We are agreed on the subject of Flint Fireforge.

So, how DL1 is equally "railroady" than, idk... B2 or X1? looking forward your comments

So ....don't go up to one and say" mooooo" right?

I'm not sure of the costs involved but any thought to doing a limited run with the 40 Years Logo merch? That would be sweet.

I've been looking at these recently. Maybe in the budget soon.

Zhakar is far too dangerous to go too, Unless it was a rescue mission to save a party member or save others from who were captured there!!!

loled @ "the ogres of bleh" thx for vids

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This is so awesome, thanks! Lots of great lore for my 2 minotaur players

Thanks for highlighting these Dwarves. I had forgotten about them over the years. Just how Kender filled the slot of Halflings in Krynn, I think these dwarves fill the Duergar slot. As time goes on I find more appreciation for the racial tweeks that creators made. A huge part of what makes Krynn "Krynn" in my estimation. Awesome content.

Great stuff as always! This vid got me thinking about how much the Dragon armies relied on the Zhakar and other dwarves for quality metalworking for armor and weaponry. It didn't seem like the Draconians would have the patience to craft weapons or armor, yet they were being created by the hundreds at a ridiculous rate and needed to properly equipped. It re-contextualizes just how important the Companions' alliance with Thorbardin was. If the Dragonarmies had a powerful "manufacturing plant" operating in Western Ansalon as they did in the east, it would have given them a huge edge. And that's today's overhinking comment 😂 Cheers!

In blades of the tiger they mentioned a white robe. It would be nice to have a white tower of Armach.

Par-Salian was evil. He all but guaranteed Raistlin would end up in black robes. Up until that point Raistlin had fought for the poor and abused and against false profits . Cursing Raistlin with the Hour glass eyes set in motion his desire to rise above and the drive to want to fase the gods , only Raistlin's innate goodness saved Krynn from disaster.

"Hawk the Slayer" is free on UA-cam... totally a DnD movie :)

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I think Raistlin was awesome. Sometimes I feel that I can relate to him; I love him. He believes knowledge is strength.

I have three copies of the Chronicles, Portuguese editions that I read as a kid, the 1994 TSR paperbacks from when I decided to read them in English, and then the softcover Penguin Omnibus Collector edition from the early 2000s. I'll be sure to get this one as well.

It's UK only, I wish we could get this in the States, as I understand it it's through Penguin UK which probably has publishing rights for the original DL books only- Wotc has control of it stateside...

I’d like to see it released individually with the original logo and covers.

I agree with you completely on Jon, bro he's been shown and overshadowing the literal authors of the books!

Thanks for the heads up--please post an update when a pre-order link is available for the US! :)

Hello, I have the Dragonlance Chronicles Special Edition, how does it compare

I've always loved that the different color dragons had correlated personalities that went along with their denomination. I get the feeling that many modern gamers have done away with that, and any dragon can have any personality type, but I like the way DL handled it. 👍

The only anthology I kept was the War of the Lance one. I enjoyed that one the best, especially Niles' story about the Vingaard Campaign

2:23 WotC has something akin to Stockholm syndrome centered on Hollywood and actors. Somehow D&D/Dragonlance isn't "real" until a celebrity or the NYT Bestseller List tells them it is. Seattle Inferiority Complex.

Hate to point this out but it looks like the silver dragon on the cover looks like it was traced or AI'd of Todd Lockwoods Silver Dragon from Dragon Magazine #284. Could I have a second opinion.

I think this is great, I'll get it for myself. I actually bought my dad the black leatherbound special edition trilogy thing with gold edged pages when it came out... for 75 bucks. He totally threw it away, don't even ask. I am still upset that I didn't just get it for myself. ANYWAY, this is good news.

You asked about a campaign right after the Cataclysm? That would be epic! I can just imagine great role-playing moments potentially like a Solamnic Knight character who is being attacked by angry villagers blaming him for the Cataclysm. Does the character fight back? Run away? Let them beat him to death? And that's just off the top of my head. A lot of cool ideas that a great DM like you could have fun with!

I tend to overthink things (Shocker!) But I've always been fascinated by real world physics and nature blending with the magic and fantasy of Krynn. For example, I don't think the plagues that came after the Cataclysm were put there by the Krynn gods but rather a function of dormant viruses and bacteria being suddenly brought to the surface by the changing landscape. That combined with people's lack of food sources and nutrition in my head canon is why the plagues took place.

Didn't Weiss and Hickman have to sue WoTC for breach of contract to even get their last two books published by them? Aside from the last two books, WoTC has made it very clear they have no interest in publishing novels anymore, and it took Weis and Hickman settling out of court to change that just for them. Unless WoTC changes their mind with regards to publishing novels, Dragonlance is d-e-d dead. Their lackluster D&D campaign certainly didn't do the future of Dragonlance any favors.

I apologize for not articulating better in the chat - in one of the anthology stories (I forget which) a Kender describes that the gods warned the Kender of the pending Cataclysm but told them it would come "from the West", knowing if they said the truth - that it would come from the East and Istar, that all Kender in the world would have gone to see it and they'd be extinct. I just thought that was a fun little story nugget. Cheers

To answer your question, I have 3 copies of the Chronicles Trilogy. The first, the white book with Tanis, Sturm and Goldmoon on the cover has been taped and re-taped dozens of times from reading it over and over. Then I bought the Annotated version and love that one, and finally I bought another one last year to read with my son. But this 40th Anniversary is gonna have to make 4 copies! 😂 Thanks!

Any positive DL news is ALWAYS appreciated! I'm not one of those avid DL collectors like I've seen online, BUT this is something that I would really like to get, it's a big milestone and very cool to own. Thanks!

I'm certainly pumped to buy some dragonlance

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When he tells the goblin (Fewmaster Toede?) "I am magi, do not touch me" I was like "dayum!" Great video 🤘

I have fun memories of this area from the gold box Dragonlance computer games from back in the late 80's early 90's. Wish they would remake those games with today's technology but still in 2d.

Thanks for another great video Adam. Awesome content as ever.

A thought came to mind during the part of the video where you described the weather in different months of the year. A really fun and helpful vid for Dragonlance DMs would be a video describing the 12 months of the year in Krynn. To add flavor, you can talk about popular Krynn Holidays and what month they take place, or what month important events like the Cataclysm took place. I know, I know - stop giving you more work to do! Haha, 😂 Sorry!

Good stuff! That Throytl Gap is a key strategic area during the War of the Lance as it's a direct pass for ground armies to attack Neraka, and vice versa.

I wish somebody would do a good Gray Hawk. Channel

Good work, my friend.