In today's episode, we're looking at two more monsters from the Dragonlance Monstrous Compendium Appendix and starting a series we might be with for a while.

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Patreon backer Dan brings you this special episode all about monsters that think as one!

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The last of our dragons raises some interesting questions and a new monster needs context in today's episode!

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Patreon backer Will brings you this special episode all about what happens when the adventure enters the arena!

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The kodragon isn't a regular dragon, and the othlorx ... is?

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Patreon backer Justin brings you this special episode all about adapting classic children's literature to the game table ... sort of.

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Our look at the dragons of Krynn begins with two very different creatures.

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It's called Dragonlance, so obviously dragons are important. But what are the dragons of Krynn like? I know I said today would be a special episode, but I've been sick as the proverbial dog for nearly a week, so this is what I had time to do.

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The last two Draconians round out our look at Krynn's most famous henchlings. I think I call the Draconians "Silvaks" throughout this, but it's actually Sivaks. My bad!

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Patreon backer Jason brings you this special episode all about Greg Stafford's wonderful fantasy world and why it appeals so much to me.

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Thanks to Ray Otus for our thumbnail image. The intro music is a clip from "Solve the Damn Mystery" by Jesse Spillane, used under a Creative Commons Attribution License.