It seems like ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ is paving a big road back to Krynn.
While Dragonlance has endured as one of the most beloved worlds created for the D&D universe, with dozens upon dozens of novels fleshing out Krynn ever since Margaret Weis and Laura and Tracy Hickman kicked off the setting 41 years ago. But in D&D‘s modern era, it’s been more of the Dragonlance novels that have thrived rather than as an officially supported tabletop setting. Now, that might be about to change.
Late yesterday (via Polygon), Dan Ayoub—Wizards of the Coast’s latest head of the D&D franchise after series stalwarts, creative director Chris Perkins and game director Jeremy Crawford, retired and left for Critical Role’s Darrington Press imprint—shared a picture of himself with Weis and the Hickmans, alongside actor and D&D enthusiast (and perhaps even more particularly pertinent here, Dragonlance enthusiast) Joe Manganiello, at the tabletop game’s offices.
