Have you read the Dragonlance Chronicles?

[Arman]

In 1988, on my 13th birthday I was gifted by some friends the first two books of the Dragonlance Chronicles. It was the beginning of my love for fantasy novels, and was the catalyst for my eventual journey into AD&D, and ultimately in 1994 to Genesis. Genesis became a canvas for me to develop a living realm dedicated to these brilliant novels by Tracey Hickman and Margaret Weis. 28 years on, I am wondering how many people who still play Genesis have read these books?

[Sykil]

Yes, this where I learn word 'stoic' because is every other word in this books.

[kirsach]

I dont remember precisely but I think I have in my private library 32 or 34 books from Dragonlance series. Of course all read, and majority more than once.

[gorboth]

I read them out of respect and gratitude to Jeremiah, one of my early Genesis coding mentors. He is the wizard responsible for coding Pax Tharkas, the first version of the Wizards of High Sorcery, and for founding the domain of Ansalon where he worked on the city of Sanction. Arman was his main coding protege, coding Flotsam (if I recall) as his apprenticeship project under Jeremiah's stern (but friendly) eye.

G.

[Cherek]

I am currently reading book one, since a wizard I am not going to name (Arman) has nagged on me to read them since last year... but since there is no options for "Reading them now", I guess I'll have to vote "no" since I have not read them all yet.

[Ody]

On book one as well. I decided to read Huma first.

[Draugor]

Must have read the chronicles and every other book I have so far found... 5 times or so

[Avatar]

Those books was what brought me into the whole fantasy book thing. I, later on, moved over to Forgotten Realms, but Dragonlance (Krynn) will always be my first love, so to speak