Dragons of Autumn Twilight

Dragons of Autumn Twilight is a fantasy novel written by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. The book is based on game modules from the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game. It has been rated PG-13 and is recommended for fans of Dungeons & D&D. It’s a great read and well worth reading. However, it may not be for everyone.

Dragons of Autumn Twilight is an excellent introduction to the Dragonlance World, and is one of the most important books in the series. It is a fantasy novel in which the heroes of the Lance, who are called “Ancients”, come together after five years, and become drawn into a war. The story revolves around these characters’ struggles to discover the truth about the long-forgotten gods, and to free the land of the dragons.

Dragons of Autumn Twilight is a great fantasy novel that follows the same pattern as the other books in the series. After five years of being separated by time, the two best friends find themselves entwined in an epic war. In the process, they must discover the truth about the long-forgotten gods, and try to free the land of the dragons. But it isn’t easy, so it’s important to make sure you have the right kind of setting for the story.

The Chronicles Trilogy is a crucial part of Dragonlance, but this novel is also an excellent addition to the series. It was published by Wizards of the Coast in the third edition, and it contains the most important stories and characters. It’s important to read the Chronicles Trilogy first before diving into the books. Weis’ work is more balanced than Hickman’s, and the Dragonlance world will be richer because of it.