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* Margaret Weis tells the story of when they first released ''Dragons of Winter Night'' at [=GenCon=]. The book was released on one day, and TSR held a Dragonlance Panel on the next day. When they opened up the floor to questions, one guy who had apparently stayed up all night reading the book immediately asked ''"Why did you guys [[spoiler: kill Sturm]]?"''. The reaction of the rest of the audience was apparently priceless.
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* Margaret Weis tells the story of when they first released ''Dragons of Winter Night'' at [=GenCon=]. The book was released on one day, day one, and TSR held a Dragonlance Panel on the next day.morning of day two. When they opened up the floor to questions, one guy who had apparently stayed up all night reading the book immediately asked ''"Why did you guys [[spoiler: kill Sturm]]?"''. The reaction of the rest of the audience was apparently priceless.priceless.
* The disclaimer from 5e's ''Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen'':
--> ''The Dragon Armies cannot ensure that owners of this book will not have their lives repurposed in the service of the Dragon Queen's glorious will. Promises to the contrary should be considered best-case scenarios, not statements of certainty. Thank you for suppourting the Dragon Armies and a cataclysmically bright future for all of Krynn.''
* The disclaimer from 5e's ''Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen'':
--> ''The Dragon Armies cannot ensure that owners of this book will not have their lives repurposed in the service of the Dragon Queen's glorious will. Promises to the contrary should be considered best-case scenarios, not statements of certainty. Thank you for suppourting the Dragon Armies and a cataclysmically bright future for all of Krynn.''
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* Multiple ones in the story "Wanna Bet?", from ''The Second Generation''. Krynn's gnomes are usually good for a laugh, and there's a whole shipful of them in this story. The description of the ship alone is a CMOF, actually.
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* Multiple ones in the story "Wanna Bet?", from ''The Second Generation''. Krynn's gnomes are usually good for a laugh, and there's a whole shipful of them in this story. The description of the ship alone is a CMOF, actually.actually.
* Margaret Weis tells the story of when they first released ''Dragons of Winter Night'' at [=GenCon=]. The book was released on one day, and TSR held a Dragonlance Panel on the next day. When they opened up the floor to questions, one guy who had apparently stayed up all night reading the book immediately asked ''"Why did you guys [[spoiler: kill Sturm]]?"''. The reaction of the rest of the audience was apparently priceless.
* Margaret Weis tells the story of when they first released ''Dragons of Winter Night'' at [=GenCon=]. The book was released on one day, and TSR held a Dragonlance Panel on the next day. When they opened up the floor to questions, one guy who had apparently stayed up all night reading the book immediately asked ''"Why did you guys [[spoiler: kill Sturm]]?"''. The reaction of the rest of the audience was apparently priceless.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny - Multiples ones in the story "Wanna Bet?", from ''The Second Generation''. Krynn's gnomes are usually good for a laugh, and there's a whole shipful of them in this story. The description of the ship alone is a CMOF, actually.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny - Multiples Multiple ones in the story "Wanna Bet?", from ''The Second Generation''. Krynn's gnomes are usually good for a laugh, and there's a whole shipful of them in this story. The description of the ship alone is a CMOF, actually.
