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The Beloved of Chemosh were really one of the most interesting creations in late Dragonlance.

WotC suck out loud and in stereo.

I'm not buying or playing anything new from WotC until they pull their heads from their asses. I do not see that happening any time soon.

I remember the whole series being a great read. Granted it’s been many years since I’ve read them but I think I’ll pick them up again!

I haven't looked at it yet but plan to do so sometime this week. Seems to me people can simply play whichever edition they prefer 🤷‍♂️ Seeing lots of people out there still using 2e 👍

Great series. On my reread pile.

That Tyranny of Dragons campaign sounds like it will be a lot of fun!

Great review! One of the fun parts of re-reading the saga these past few years is finding/ re-discovering gems like this book. Mary Kirchoff co-wrote Flint the King which might be my favorite of the Preludes and some of her short stories have been great such a "Finding the Faith" in Magic of Krynn anthology- that was the one about Laurana at Icewall Castle that really highlighted her courage and skills as a warrior and diplomat. Kendermore was forgettable, but she's mostly very underrated for me

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Suprised to hear someone say they liked the cover, man I HATE that cover.😂

Used to play with a group of friends in high school in the late 80s. I was less experienced and knowledgable than they were but learned a lot. Read the dragonlance and shannara books at this time as well. Now my kids got me getting back into d&d! Was excited to find your channel. Keep up the great work 👍

I've never understood how liches work in Dragonlance setting, or if they even exist. Do you think they mantain their Nuitari-channelled powers, or that the Black Moon forsakes them for Chemosh?

Mina is also the name of the girl Dracula claims .

OMG this is so creative. I love it. Better backstory for a god than other settings.

Where are the elf maidens awaiting ardent human suitors? I tell you, this world is unduly cruel.

You cannot chain yourself to yourself, bind yourself to yourself; it is only through connections to others that we find liberation. Raistlin taught me this lesson.

Kitiara: often imitated, yet never surpassed.

I'm making a Test of High Sorcery for my player who has a N mage, and I'm planning in using the Beloved as one of the main themes and antagonists. I "love" the way they can only be destroyed and I'm thinking of using this method as a way of planting a moral dilemma to this player: she can either use innocent children as a tool for the "greater good" or she can imprison them for eternity but not destroy them. Knowing her, I'm quite certain what she'll decide (spoiler: she'll be a great addition to the Black Robes).

Still have my original copies from the 80s that are well-loved. Might grab this new omnibus tho to celebrate. 🎉

It was so great to see the Alignment Tracker get used in a VTT format like that. Such a great way to visually remind players about the characters they are playing in real time. 👍

Just finished watching this one. It's been a fun dungeon crawl that's been perfectly balanced difficulty wise so far. I never encountered those Kyuss zombies with the worms - those things are no joke!

The Beloved were fine as a novel antagonist, but for D&D antagonists, they weren't useable. The requirement that they could only be killed by the innocent ensured it was essentially impossible for an adventuring party to defeat them without recruiting child adventurers or other even more sketchy tactics. So I think it would be best for DM's to just consider them destroyed and use vampires instead.

This story started off great. I loved the kender who could talk to ghosts and Rhys was interesting as a monk. I even enjoyed Zeboim’s bratty nature. Mina annoyed me. It seemed like she was Margaret’s Mary Sue

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Very cool! I really enjoyed the Beloved storyline in the Mina trilogy. They were terrifying and for me it was the best horror content Dragonlance ever produced, even more so than the Lord Soth books.

Thanks for this! I played 1e ADandD in junior high as a DM. I am now 59 and when I read my old PH I found it difficult to understand and some information I expected was in the DMG, although that was also difficult to understand in some places. So in my case I prefer 5e because: (1) lack of time as an adult and (2) declining IQ with age. I enjoyed the video because there is so much I have forgotten about the old days. i’d love to hear more about the time system (segments, rounds etc) because that part was very hard for me to follow (maybe even when I was a kid, I may have simplified for convenience).

"I don't like how there isn't anything unique or different that the different schools of high sorcery get. It's just basically your alignment and some themeing." As I am looking at the different background feats you are allowed to take based on your robe color in the physical book in front of me.. 🤦

Can't agree more. Love the dragonlance universe, but it's a complete mess with authors and gaming material.