Wizard Books

This is a great book for both beginners and advanced players alike! With sections on strategy and layouts of the troops themselves, it's a must-have for anyone who plays Dragon Dice!

The Synopsis was decent, but left out a few things. This package comes with 8 dice, 1 Monster from 20, 1 Rare from 25, 2 Uncommons from 25, and 4 Commons from 25. There are 5 races from which the dice are selected, Coral Elves, Dwarves, Goblins, Lava Elves, and Amazons. This really helps when putting together a good army. This comes with NO DRAGONS. Great product, I've bought over 40 of these.

The Dragon Dice "Dragon Sheild" is a must-buy for anyone who wants to really connect with the game. The Dragon Sheild itself is VERY useful for places such as tournaments, with the quick-referance on the back that shows all sides of every die of the original 4 races, and the beautiful battle scene on the front side makes a stunning effect of the battle about to be fought, especially if all players have them while setting up. This "sheild" does a good job of keeping your strategy secret while constructing armies. The price is a bit high for a large piece of cardboard, but there is compensation. With the sheild, you also get a short book that tells the creation story of the fictional world of Dragon Dice, and has a short story and poem. A beautiful set, and a must-have for all players.

If you love fantasy and books that talk about a time of dragons, mages, elves, dwarfs, and many other races that fight for the balance of good and evil, this is the type of book for you. Out of all the fantasys written, I think the Dragon Lance saga is the best fantasy saga ever written. Everything you might have wonders about, like how magic can be cast and used in the real world or any other questions, will be answered for you in these books and will carry you through an excellent realm of fantasy where you will gain feelings for the characters and actually become part of the book itself.

I got to read this book before it was ever published, and I must say I was surprised at how good it is! I loved it, it keeps you entertained and it's very suspenseful. I would recommend this book to any fantasy readers, because this is a must-read.

The Dragon's Tomb is an excellent book, and even better if you know anything about Dungeons and Dragons, AD&D, etc. The book has a very excellent story line. (That includes the whole trilogy) The Story is about a young squire, who seeks vengence on the Evil Dragon Verdilith, for killing her lover, and the Knight that was training her, Flinn the Mighty. With his magical sword Wyrmblight she will hunt the dragon until the death.

The game play itself is a little difficult to grasp, but the source material is worth the price. The artwork is great & the game pieces are interesting. If you are a DL collector, this is a must to complete your collection.

The DL series was a huge leap forward for TSR - these modules featured a new emphasis on drama and storytelling that made the gaming MUCH more fun and involved for the PCs and the DM. Of course, at heart, being TSR modules from the 80s, they're still dungeon crawls! In this chapter, the heroes find themselves without hope, as the draconians conquer the lands of men, and despair drives them beyond the impassable mountains. With hundreds of refugees depending on them, they need to find a way to survive... a great, dark adventure for levels 6-8.

An outstanding book that opens up the world of magical characters; the book is so engaging that you can easily loose track of time and place. Numerous chapters, organized by fantasy characters describe not only the look but the mood and background as well to complete the magic. There are literally hundreds of drawings in the book to guide us with our creation.
If you really want to learn to draw these awesome creatures, this is the book for you.

Once agin we enter the tangled saga of two worlds threatned by magic. A complicated and complex tale, sadly this is the last complete work of writer Jo Clayton- she wil be greatly missed.