Fifth Age™ Interactive – Member Readings
Today I am reading the article Fifth Age™ Interactive by Steve Miller from Polyhedron Newszine #126, October 1997. Live the Saga
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The Third Dragon War
We have covered the less known dragon wars, so now, let’s learn all about the most famous dragon war, the Third Dragon War!
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AD&D – DL2 Dragons of Flame Actual Play, Part 4/4
Join DLSaga and players with this final actual play session of the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Dragonlance Official Game Adventure DL2 Dragons of Flame by Douglas Niles.
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The Endless War – Member Readings
Today I am reading the short story The Endless War by William W. Connors and Sue Weinlein-Cook from Polyhedron Newszine #119, May 1996. Tales of the Fifth Age™
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Dragonlance Teaser Ad from 1984
Enjoy this Dragonlance teaser ad from Dragon Magazine #081, January 1984 and #082, February 1984.
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The Second Dragon War
With the All-Dragons & First Dragon Wars influenced by the appearance of dragons & magic, let’s learn how it informs the Second Dragon War!
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Death’s Teeth – Member Readings
Today I am examining the adventure Death’s Teeth by Steve Miller from Polyhedron Newszine #114, December 1995. An adventure location in the Dragonlance Setting.
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The Irda Review
Join me as I review The Irda by Linda P. Baker, live! Share your thoughts on this second novel in the Lost Histories sextet, released on June 1, 1995.
The Irda Unboxing
Join me as I unbox The Irda by Linda P. Baker. Released on June 1, 1995 by TSR Inc. This is the second volume in the Dragonlance Lost Histories sextet.
The First Dragon War
Now that We know the truth of the All Dragon’s War, let’s examine what brought about the First Dragon War and discover how it ended.
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