Where are the Dragonlance games?

I've just recently gotten into this series of books, and I find them to be fantastic. Read every book except for the last 2 in the latest trilogy. Now that this is my newest obsession, I thought for sure there mustve been some games put out and set out to find them,but sadly, it seems that this well has gone untapped. I find this to be an absolute travesty.

Has anyone heard any news of any games in development set in the world of Krynn, or perhaps any good mods for recent games that feature the Dragonlance Saga? I can't believe this hasn't been made into an RPG(MMO or otherwise) yet. Just wondering if any of my fellow GS users have similar feelings towards these books and their complete neglection by the videogame industry.

The Dragonlance games came out around 1990. They were made by SSI.

Champions of Krynn GS review.

The Dragonlance games came out around 1990. They were made by SSI.

Champions of Krynn GS review.

DL is owner by atari these days, and they don't seem interested in AD&D anymore, sadly.farrell2k

[QUOTE="farrell2k"]DL is owner by atari these days, and they don't seem interested in AD&D anymore, sadly.thanatose

[QUOTE="thanatose"][QUOTE="farrell2k"]DL is owner by atari these days, and they don't seem interested in AD&D anymore, sadly.Captain__Tripps

I like games like Diablo and Baulder's Gate. When I was a teenager I was obsessed with ADnD (1983-1992) I look forward to Diablo3 being released sometime this year. One thing I never understood was why hasent any one made a ADnD game for the computer that allowed the player customize there charectors. Race/Class/Gender combos. and along with that the Game would come with a module, for immediate play. future Modules could be purchased to keep the game from becoming stale (and better yet have an Editing program for those who miss being a DM and would like to make there own adventure module. expansion sets could be added to allow new classes similar to the way the pen and paper game came out with new books detailing the Acrobat, Barbarian, and Cavalier. the core of the game set could be set in a world like Krynn or the Forgotten Realms. (the players map of the known world could be blacked out untill the area is explored or when a map is found/purchased, like in the Civilization 4 game) This is what a computer version of ADnD should be like in my own opinion. it should be versatile with the ability to be versitile. The Modules would provide the "Quest" while the core of the game would be Players handbook-Dungeonmasters guide. Lets see ADnD come out with an included module of Dragon Lance. (Tanis Rastlin, Cameron etc. would be NPCs or charectors of lore.) Anyway thats what I want to see, just my two cents. Greenman9greenman9

You should try Neverwinter Nights.