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Huh, that makes a lot of sense and I'd never seen it that way before. It would explain why they regard Kender as hero characters when most players and DMs I've played with see Kender as a walking advertisement for the benefits of player-on-player violence.

Yup, nothing as law abiding as all those good-aligned Kender they wrote about. But really that's freakin' weird for a DnD supplement given that the game has chaos and law baked in as being orthogonal to good and evil on the alignment chart that Dragonlance uses. I took a look at the core...

I found the view the series had on good and evil got increasingly strange over time. Dragonlance: "You can't have too much good in the world, that would be bad." Me: "Do you understand what the word 'good' means? Apparently not." I liked the series better when it was more "street-level" so to...

I'm in the 3.5 pool for life as well. Though I do think Star Wars Saga Edition filed the last few rough edges off the 3.5 system before Wizards flushed DnD down the toilet.