Definitions

1. Dragonlance is a shared universe created by Laura and Tracy Hickman, and expanded by Tracy Hickman and Margaret Weis under the direction of TSR, Inc.
2. Dragonlance is a large series of fantasy books, and a Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting.
3. Dragonlance is a vast and sprawling series of books (many, many books) as well as a campaign setting for the Dungeons and Dragons game.
4. Dragonlance is a fantasy setting on the world of Krynn with a cult-like following of fans. (Web site)
5. Dragonlance is a richly-detailed fantasy world of warriors, magic and dragons, designed by TSR Inc and now owned by Wizards of the Coast Inc.

Dragonlance Line

1. It now produces the Dragonlance line of game products, licensed from Wizards of the Coast. (Web site)
2. The novels that introduced the Dragonlance line, collected in an annotated paperback. (Web site)

Advanced Dungeons

1. Sturm Brightblade is a fictional character from the Dragonlance series of role playing games and novels, based on the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons franchise. (Web site)

Raistlin Majere

1. Dragonlance: Raistlin Majere was a very powerful mage in the Dragonlance fantasy series. (Web site)
2. This is a video about Raistlin Majere from dragonlance. (Web site)

Dragons Dragonlance Series

1. World of Krynn is a game module in the Dungeons & Dragons Dragonlance series.

Jean Rabe

1. Death March by Jean Rabe is the second novel in the Stonetellers trilogy set in the Dragonlance universe.
2. Jean Rabe is probably one the most notorius writers in the Dragonlance world.

Dragonlance Universe

1. For fans of the Dragonlance universe, the Lost Chronicles represent time between the original Chronicles books. (Web site)
2. I do think fans of the Dragonlance universe should most certainly read it because of the things that will likely transpire in the next novel. (Web site)
3. The Legend of Huma is a fantasy novel set in the Dragonlance universe. (Web site)

Written

1. Dragonlance Chronicles is simply stated, one of the finest fantasy trilogies ever written.
2. They had mentioned that in writing this first Dragonlance book, they were constrained by the Dragonlance adventure modules, which had already been written. (Web site)
3. She had to dive into a Dragonlance world that had never been written about. (Web site)

Dragonlance Saga

1. I would reccomend this book for anyone that is into fantasy art or the Dragonlance Saga. (Web site)
2. She has written eight fantasy novels, four of which have been in the Dragonlance saga, and numerous short stories. (Web site)
3. Originally published in 1989, Kendermore was written by Mary Kirchoff and is volume two of The Preludes subseries of the Dragonlance saga. (Web site)

Power

1. This peace is shattered by the arrival of your band of adventurers, bearing the shards of the dragonlance and the power of the Dragon Orb of Icewall. (Web site)

Noble

1. The Noble from Dragonlance is on the right track, even though I think it needs a little more power. (Web site)

Beginning

1. About the Author CHRIS PIERSON has been writing for the Dragonlance line for over ten years, and has been a fan of the series from its beginning. (Web site)
2. It was the first Dragonlance novel, beginning the series in 1984. (Web site)
3. Fox & Dragonlance At the beginning of 1996 Margaret Weis informed us that 'talks' were being conducted between Fox and TSR regarding possible DL projects. (Web site)

Decade

1. I've read Dragonlance as a series for over a decade and I've seen some dang good authors, among whom is Nancy Varian Berberick. (Web site)

Writers

1. It is a mistake often made by writers, particularly in fantasy (see the Dragonlance Chronicles).
2. Dragonlance is one of the most popular shared worlds, where writers place adventures in a world created by other writers.

List

1. The List of Dragonlance novels attempts to bring the full collection of books, including gaming related ones, about Dragonlance.
2. The list of Dragonlance creatures attempts to list the races that can be found in the Dragonlance setting.
3. Only prestige classes from the Dragonlance Campaign Setting appear in this list.

Characters

1. This is a list of Dragonlance characters and their early life in the series. (Web site)
2. February 2006 A sourcebook dealing with the characters, subject matter, and themes of the Dragonlance Legends trilogy by authors Weis and Hickman.
3. Below are just of few of the hundreds of characters that would eventually find their way to into the world of Dragonlance. (Web site)

Character

1. When Hickman, Johnson and others moved to the Dragonlance setting for their games, the character of Almar Tann went with them. (Web site)

Collection

1. Here's a collection of favorite artwork from Dragonlance.

Something

1. Fans of the Dragonlance realm will undoubtedly enjoy this trilogy, while new fans should also find something to enjoy within the pages. (Web site)
2. A trilogy like this is certainly something that Dragonlance has needed for awhile now. (Web site)
3. Prestige classes alone were something that the Dragonlance setting desperately needed. (Web site)

Players

1. P.S. Yes, they did reduce the power of the Dragonlance to the level of an item you can actually give your players. (Web site)
2. My players, several of whom were children when Dragonlance premiered, never had the chance to play through this fabulous series, and now they can.

Coming

1. The game is coming from the mind of Margaret Weiss, who also wrote the book for the Serenity game and the Dragonlance Chronicles series of books. (Web site)
2. Whilst the romance in this book is less corny and trashy than Dragonlance, it still seems hollow, coming from the lack of character depth I suppose.
3. I really wanted to wait until we could make the WAHOO Big Announcement on the dragonlance movie site (which is coming any day now, so keep watch!).

Talk

1. In this article, I will talk about the Dragonlance saga. (Web site)

Background

1. Heroes of Defiance offers background on these heroes and guidelines for playing them in the DRAGONLANCE: FIFTH AGE setting. (Web site)
2. The next title in a series of rereleases focuses on the background of one of the most popular characters in the Dragonlance world.

Familiar

1. If you are familiar with Krynn and Dragonlance, you may wish to click here to learn more about what I've changed and why I've changed it. (Web site)

Concept

1. The Hickmans devised the concept that became Dragonlance while driving in their car on the way to TSR for a job application. (Web site)

Success

1. Spurred on by the success of the Dragonlance novels during the mid 1980s, two separate Greyhawk series appeared, penned by Rose Estes and Gary Gygax himself.
2. The success of the Dragonlance series encouraged role-playing game producers to invent and market additional fictional game worlds.

Artists

1. These artists are truly talented to be able to capture the raw emotion and thrilling action from memorable scenes of the Dragonlance saga onto canvas. (Web site)
2. Artist-wise, we immediately contacted artists who had helped to establish the distinctive look of Dragonlance.

Quite

1. A dino is an old regular of alt.fan.dragonlance, who has been on for quite some time. (Web site)
2. The tinker gnomes of Dragonlance are mechanically skilled, though their devices are quite prone to backfiring. (Web site)
3. TSR made quite a sub-genre in producing its Dragonlance and Forgotten Realms books.

Great

1. DRAGONLANCE I nailed that, and then this Wonder Woman role I did great on that one.
2. Those new to the Dragonlance series can take part in what made it so great. (Web site)

Friend

1. I have read a few of the Dragonlance books that a friend of mine let me borrow. (Web site)

Deities

1. The Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting Dragonlance features a number of deities. (Web site)

Gods

1. In Dragonlance, the Gods of good recognise the need for balance, and see good as a necessary part of that balance. (Web site)
2. According to the Dragonlance Campaign Setting, the metallic dragons serve Paladine until his departure, and the Gods of Good in general. (Web site)
3. Chosen Of the Gods is a fantasy novel set in the Dragonlance campaign series, and is the first of a trilogy about the Kingpriest of Istar, Beldinas Pilofiro. (Web site)

Creatures

1. The world of Dragonlance has always boasted a broad set of interesting new creatures and races, from the reptilian bakali to the winged kyrie. (Web site)
2. Contains characters, places, creatures, and items featured in the War of Souls trilogy as well as many of other Dragonlance novels.

Magic

1. The DRAGONLANCE Campaign Setting (or DLCS) is the introduction to the world of Krynn, containing the races, classes, and magic that make the world unique.
2. Needing a new source of power, a special kind of magic named mysticism is created based on previous abilities found in the Dragonlance novels.
3. The Magic of Krynn is a fantasy novel set in the Dragonlance campaign series and is the first of a trilogy of the Tales series. (Web site)

Inc

1. The Hickmans came up with the basic idea that eventually became the DragonLance novels while driving to TSR, Inc.

First Book

1. The adventure series of book two of Dragonlance will follow part of the party from the first book. (Web site)
2. The first book in a series of classic Dragonlance tales, now with a new cover. (Web site)

Tales

1. Here are collected the best short stories of the DRAGONLANCE® Tales II Series. (Web site)
2. The tales of those bold deeds will become the newest legends in the world of Dragonlance. (Web site)
3. Dragons of Deceit is the fourth and final game module in the Tales of Winter Night story arc in the Dungeons & Dragons Dragonlance series.

Knight

1. The only recorded one in Dragonlance was given to the Knight of the Crown Sturm Brightblade by Princess Alhana Starbreeze. (Web site)

Lance

1. It has everything you need to get started in the Dragonlance world, (besides tales of the lance).

Summer

1. Later that summer, the Nexus partnered with Dragonlance.com to expand the reach of its content. (Web site)

Internet

1. The last few sections pertain specifically to the newsgroup alt.fan.dragonlance and other information about Dragonlance on the Internet. (Web site)

Home Page

1. The home page about Dragonlance.

Registered Trademark

1. Dragonlance is a registered trademark of Wizards of the Coast.

Neutrality

1. The Gods of neutrality often take a passive, hands-off role in Dragonlance.

Fiction

1. Along with D&D' s world of the Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance is one of the most popular shared worlds in fiction. (Web site)

Star Wars

1. In my case it's likely comics or Star Wars or Dragonlance. (Web site)

Game

1. However, as a detailed work on the background, setting, and characters found not only in the Dragonlance game, but also the novels, this book excells. (Web site)
2. As well as being a series of novels, Dragonlance is a game which combines strategy, luck, and most importantly, imagination. (Web site)
3. The following is a compilation of the various modules and sourcebooks printed for the Dragonlance campaign setting in the Dungeons & Dragons style of game. (Web site)

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