Customer Reviews

More Leaves from the In of the Last Home (Dragonlance: Sourcebooks) (v. 2)

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This is a pretty good book similiar to two previous Dragonlance compilations (the original Leaves from the Inn of the Last Home, and The History of the Dragonlance saga). This book has contributions from Dragonlance fans who wanted to add their ideas about the Dragonlance world. If you're looking for something new you'll find it in here. Having the first two books makes this book a better buy.

MORE LEAVES FROM THE INN OF THE LAST HOME is an excellent compiliation of recipies, maps and short tales of both PRE 5th age and POST 5th age. Well worth the money spent, but it doesn't compare to it's precursor, Leaves from the Inn of the Last Home (which they REALLY should reprint). If you are a diehard Dragonlance fan, I don't see how you could be without this book. If you're a casual DL reader, you could probably get along with out it.

I love this book!
Lost Leaves from the Inn of the Last Home and Leaves from the Inn of the Last Home are awesome as well.
I have enjoyed the whole lot of Dragonlance Books.
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Like the other two books in this series, "More Leaves from the Inn of Last Home" is a wonderful and sparkling collection of impressions, pictures, stories, tales, poems and arts concerning the world of Dragonlance. Most likely, Dragonlancers will love these books. SCAdians may even like the material on Knightly Orders -- and their armor -- and other Medieval-like contents such as large-scale missile-weapons. Anyone may like the sheer variety of creativity.

These "scrapbooks" are very clever collections -- not using many game-specific stats. So, with these three "scrapbooks", edited by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman, you have a fairly full set of Dragonlance sourcebooks, with unique bonus extras, for Dragonlance and D&D to D20 related RPGs -- or even remotely related games +++

IN SPITE OF THE FACT THAT I HAVE NEVER ACTUALLY READ THIS, I IMAGINE IT'S SPELLBINDING. I DID READ LEAVES OF THE LAST HOME, AND THAT WASN'T SO BAD. IT WASN'T GREAT EITHER, THOUGH.
SEQUELS ARE USUALLY DISAPPOINTING, IN MY EXPERIENCE. LEAVES OF THE LAST HOME WAS A BIT OF A BURDEN TO READ, TO BE HONEST. IN FACT, I WOULDN'T RECOMMEND EITHER ONE OF THEM. BUT, IF YOU INSIST UPON READING ONE OR THE OTHER, READ LEAVES OF THE LAST HOME FIRST. OR MAYBE SECOND. OR NOT AT ALL. I WOULD TRY THE FORMER, I THINK.