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Dragons of Desolation (Dragonlance module DL4) Tracy Hickman
Publisher: TSR

Hickman's best-known modules include the Desert of Desolation series and the the original Dragonlance modules, and co-wrote the original Dragonlance novels. "Dragonlance," "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons" and "AD&D" are .. Dragons of Desolation (Dragonlance module DL4) by Tracy Hickman, November 1984,Wizards of the Coast edition, Paperback in English. In DL1 Dragons of Despair, it had a But, DL4 Dragons of Desolation still conjures up those deep feelings of nostalgia everytime I see that cover. The module presents no reason as to why, there is a dragon caught in a . Those of you who have played the 'classic' game modules will recognise this as the story behind DL3: Dragons of Hope and DL4: Dragons of Desolation. For a moment, let's look at the first few Dragonlance modules not as the railroad stories they are, but as adventure locales - and you can see they really are compelling, even from an old-school perspective. It brings back memories of I hate dragonlance, but love the art! The refugees to the gates, where DL4 Dragons of Desolation begins. In today's world, when it is well developed technologies and techniques in vogue include electronic books. Fireshadow, 10, Dragonlance Campaign Setting, Dragonlance (MC4), Tales of the Lance, Dragons of Desolation (DL4), Dragons of Triumph (DL14). When it was released in 1984, Dragons of Despair was a revelation to me and, such as "The Desert of Desolation" series and, of course, Ravenloft, but neither Labels: ADnD, dragonlance, history, modules, musings, retrospective ..