Join me as I unbox The Cataclysm edited by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. Released on June 30, 1992 by TSR Inc. This is the second volume in the Dragonlance Tales II series. You can buy The Cataclysm here: https://amzn.to/3VY2iTL
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About The Cataclysm
A continent is sundered . . .
The Kingpriest’s arrogance brings the wrath of the gods upon Krynn. The result is the Cataclysm — chaos and anarchy, despair and villainy . . . and inspiring heroism.
Mark Anthony, Nancy Varian Berberick, Todd Fahnestock, Richard A. Knaak, Roger E. Moore, Douglas Niles, Nick O’Donohoe, Dan Parkinson, Paul B. Thompson and Tony R. Carter, and Michael and Teri Williams contribute untold stories to this indespensable collection. Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman enhance this lineup with an original novella and verse dedicated to the accursed Lord Soth.
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Looking forward to this one! An event like the Cataclysm where the world is literally changed as drastically as possible in an instant, lends itself to such great story possibilities. Forgetting just the physical changes to the land, I imagine what many of the fictional people of Ansalon must have thought when their entire belief system, including the gods and the Kingpriest, literally blew up in their face!
I genuinly love the interior black and white illustrations in books of this period. Pity they rarely, if ever, were reprinted even in hardback Russian versions.
One of my favorites is The Cobblers Son. The story about the boys scars which appear like Stigmata.. Its a good collection
I'm extremely jealous. This is one of the few books that I'm missing from my collection. I have The Reign of Istar (Tales II, Vol I) and The War of the Lance (Tales II, Vol III) but not this one. Very looking forward to the review of this!