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I have been complaining about the lack of Dragonlance content for several years now, and finally, when a new book arrives, I am not super enthused.
Going back to relive the time of the original Chronicles is not all that exciting, and I have a feeling they are going to Last Jedi Dragonlance.
Let’s hope I am wrong.
— Margaret Weis (@WeisMargaret) January 25, 2021
I am a little concerned that we will get more War of the Lance stuff. Moving Dragonlance forward would have been really great in my opinion.
That being said, I am just happy we get new books – eventhough I sound like grognard
The #Dragonlance lawsuit has been settled, folks. This is definitely good news and probably leads to the name drop of 5E draconians by Joe Manganiello earlier this week! Click the link and read for yourselves. https://t.co/m0yrJISn9k #FreeDragonlance
— Dragonlance Nexus (@DLNexus) December 19, 2020
So, it looks like 2021 might have something good in store for us
Wizards of the Coast have announced the next trove of products that are now out of print. Unsurprisingly, there are three Dragonlance novels on the list
It’s the Mina trilogy for those that might not now, one of the last trilogies to ever be published in the Dragonlance settings.
Update: Looks like The Second Generation is also out of print.
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