Dragonlance Holy Order of the Stars

by Sean Everette, Chris Pierson

The gods of Krynn can be seen by mortals by simply gazing up to see their constellations wheeling in the night sky. The presence of the gods, or their absence, is an important story point in the long history of the world of Krynn. Up until now, only the basic details of the gods and their religion have been revealed. Holy Orders of the Stars sourcebook gives more detail on the agendas, powers, temples, shrines, and worshippers of the pantheon of Krynn's deities.

This sourcebook details the religions of Krynn, including extensive write-ups on all of the gods including lesser beings (such as Bast) that are found in novels but are not strictly deities of Krynn. New prestige classes, spells, magical items, and holy artifacts are described within.

Genres: Dragonlance, Gaming, Role Playing Games

158 pages, Hardcover

First published September 19, 2005

Reviews

[Jonathon Moore · Rating 4 out of 5]

I've been playing a cleric for the first time in an ongoing D&D campaign. We have a rules lawyer in the party and I'm more of a rules anarchist. We tend to clash - especially since I'm a DL fan and he has never heard of the classics!