#LIST OF DRAGONLANCE AUDIO BOOKS SERIES#

Shadow of the Dragon Queen tells the story of an entirely different cast of characters, shifting the focus away from the Heroes of the Lance to the far northern kingdom of Solamnia. But that’s not the only reason why longtime fans of that setting shouldn’t expect to see cameos by old friends like Raistlin, Tasslehoff, or Tanis Half-Elven. The original creative team is thanked in the credits, but they were not included in the work this time around.

#LIST OF DRAGONLANCE AUDIO BOOKS SERIES#

Most fans know it best from a series of novels, written by Tracy Hickman and Margaret Weis - Dragons of Autumn Twilight, Dragons of Winter Night, and Dragons of Spring Dawning. Originally created by Laura and Tracy Hickman in the 1980s, the Dragonlance setting was a key product line for D&D’s original publisher, TSR, which was acquired by Wizards in the 1990s. It also demonstrates the gulf in quality between some Hasbro-made board games and other premium board games on the market today. Rather than uplifting the experience, the complex strategy wargame simply slows the action down. But the companion board game, Dragonlance: Warriors of Krynn, falls well short of its promise. Wizards of the Coast’s latest campaign book, Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen, is among the best yet released for the 5th edition of the popular role-playing game. Lost Histories, The 05 - The Gully Dwarvesĭragons of a New Age 01 - The Dawning of a New Ageĭragons of a New Age 02 - The Day of the Tempestĭragons of a New Age 03 - The Eve of the MaelstromĬhaos War, The 02 - Tears of the Night SkyĬhaos War, The 04 - Reavers of the Blood SeaĬhaos War, The 05 - The Siege of Mt.Dungeons & Dragons’ beloved Dragonlance setting is back, and kender-loving folk the world over have every reason to be excited. Lost Histories, The 04 - Land of the Minotaurs Lost Histories, The 02 - The Irda-Children of the Stars * Dragon Anthologies 04 - The Dragons of Time <- listed as part of 50-02ĭefenders of Magic 02 - The Medusa Plague Meetings Sextet, The 05 - Steel and Stoneĭwarven Nations 01 - The Covenant of the Forgeĭwarven Nations 03 - The Swordsheath Scrollĭragon Anthologies 01 - The Dragons of Krynnĭragon Anthologies 02 - The Dragons at Warĭragon Anthologies 03 - The Dragons of Chaos Meetings Sextet, The 04 - The Oath and The Measure Meetings Sextet, The 01 - Kindred Spirits Preludes Sextet 06 - Tanis the Shadow Years Preludes Sextet 04 - Riverwind the Plainsman Tales 02 - Kender, Gully Dwarves and Gnomes +-04 - Leaves from the Inn of the Last HomeĠ1 - Leaves from the Inn of the Last HomeĠ2 - More Leaves from the Inn of the Last HomeĠ3 - Lost Leaves from the Inn of the Last Home Thanks!Ĭhronicles 01 - Dragons of Autumn TwilightĬhronicles 03 - Dragons of Spring Dawning Or would suggest skipping over entire books, or if some are game guides, which I think some are, and so can be skipped. I'm just wondering if the list put them in the most cohesive chronology from the series perspective, and if anyone who knows more about the series ordering would change anything from the list below.

I see the dragonlance fandom site has listed Chronicles as 01, then broken up the Second Generation to position 20.

Though I don't have all of these books, I'm trying to sort them out in the best order to read them. They are the History of Krynn: Age of Dreams Volumes 1-5: There are only a few books that I'm aware of, but am not sure where they would fit into the list included below. I've mostly stuck to the organization structure layed out by the Series Order on that page (though I'm not sure why some are in the order listed) I've put together this list from the dragonlance fandom site

List of dragonlance audio books