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Dragonlance Campaign Setting (Dungeon & Dragons Roleplaying Game: Campaigns) |  | Authors: Christopher Coyle, Jamie Chambers
Creators: Margaret Weis, Don Perrin
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
Category: Book
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Rating:  22 reviews
Sales Rank: 370441
Media: Hardcover
Pages: 288
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.2
Dimensions (in): 11 x 8.4 x 0.5
ISBN: 0786930861
Dewey Decimal Number: 793
EAN: 9780786930869
ASIN: 0786930861
Publication Date: September 3, 2003
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Product Description
Sagas from the lands of Krynn are filled with valiant heroes destined to discover ancient secrets and vanquish terrible evils. Like those great champions, you will band together with brave companions to set forth on daring adventures. The tales of those bold deeds will become the newest legends in the world of Dragonlance.
From Solamnic Knights and Dragon Riders to kender, tinker gnomes, and draconians, the rich tapestry of the Dragonlance world comes alive in this campaign setting for the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game. With historical content covering eras from the War of the Lance to the War of Souls, along with expanded rules for aerial combat, the Dragonlance Campaign Setting provides the charcter races, prestige classes, feats, spells, monsters, and maps you need to fully explore the world of Dragonlance.
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Excellent! A must for all Dragonlance fans! August 26, 2010
Lisa Rodi
This book was absolutely brilliant. The races filled out nicely all of the racial attributes described in the books, the classes were well adapted, the spells very campaign specific, and the monsters, like the races, filled out nicely all of the racial attributes described in the books. The only downside is that if you haven't read the books, it will take a long while of pouring through the timeline and reading fluff to be able to actually set a campaign in Krynn. If you haven't read the books, it's still a great supplement. The idea of draconians is easy to adapt (change their origin), the races are all interesting and can be switched for any setting (the irda could be made into an elven offshoot race, and the gulley dwarves children of gnomes and dwarves [this was their origin in Krynn as well]), the death knight presented here is much better then that in the MM II, and so on.
The new classes were the only part that disappointed me. The noble was just a mixture of a bard with some special powers and decent combat abilities, and the mystic a perfect cleric parallel (except worse).
Very good setting book... July 17, 2010
bd2999
This book covers the DL setting in a way that shows the writters passion for the world and actually tells you both the rules and great ideas for future stories. I have rarely held a setting book that you can just flip through so easily in terms of flow, in a way it is like reading parts of a novel.
The PrC's in it are good and the standards for the DL world, the races are there and even information on the different geographical locations. It has everything you need. It is set primarily after the War of Souls, which is the current time in the DL setting. That said it gives a great deal of detail to allow play in other time periods. And there is another excellent WotL supplement if you want to play in the fourth age more anyway.
I give this the lowest rating I would give any of the newer DL gaming material for the fact that after reading everything else it is the worst. That speaks more for the quality of the later supplements. Some of the PrC's are presented here but flushed out much better later. This is a great intro and starting book, but there are much better books in this line. From the WotL, Legends, Age of Mortals, Wizards of High Sorcery, Holy Order of the Stars, Knights of Ansalon, Dragons of Krynn are all very very good supplements. Probably the best I have read. Even the beastiary, monster manual, is cool. I am just sad they did not get to the Chaos War.
DragonLance is Awesome September 14, 2009
Jason Rawlings (San Antonio, TX USA)
I love this campaign book. My favorite are the prestige classis, but I also enjoy the history. I just wish it went into more detail about the Dragon Overlords. But, that is probably in another DragonLance book.
 Fantastic source book February 18, 2009
Wendall S. Lewis
This has been a great book. It gives a wide variety of information and Races in Krynn.
Great experience! January 25, 2009
James E. Teitsworth
I got my book very quickly, and it was in better condition than I ever expected!
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