Dragonlance comic books, fun read, interesting campaign?

07/30/24 • 8 min

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On today's podcast, I decided to talk about the Dragonlance comics books from DC Comics that came out in 1988, that ran for a few years. It could be an interesting campaign to write up and play in your D&D game!

Link: https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Dragonlance_Vol_1_1

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Link: https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Dragonlance_Vol_1_1

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Book Description:

This book helps dungeon masters and game masters cut own their prep time and have more fun at the gaming table. Grab some dice and roll up a dungeon. Inside discover: 1,200 Room Items, 300 Dungeon Descriptors, 100 Maladies, 100 Bodies, 100 Inscriptions, 100 Statues with a Secret, Dungeon Origins, Items to Find, Foes and Rivals, Combat Complications, Clues to Larger Quests, Trap Triggers, Trap Effects, Non-Combat Encounters, Weird Scenarios, Riddles, Dungeon Maps, and More!

Link: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/426936/the-book-of-random-tables-dungeons?affiliate_id=421647