Has anyone else read any of these books? This is the series that got me into reading and if you haven't read it and like fantasy I highly recommend it. Its in that common human, elf, dwarf theme fantasy, but with interesting spins on a few races and a few of their own. The kender being one they made, which is just an amazing race. The 3 trilogies spun over 190 novels as well as a table top game. I recently started reading some prologues of one of the greatest characters ever Raistlin Majere. If you don't know about him, he's worth a search. He took the Test to become a mage and was cursed with gold skin, weak health, and hourglass pupils that make him seem how time affects what he sees and everything withers in his gaze, and he wasn't very positive before hands. He's just amazing.

I'd like someone to talk about this series with so if anyone's read let me know.

I'm pretty sure there are some official Dragonlance D&D campaigns and stuff, never actually looked through any of it, but I think that it exists.

There are a lot of 'pre-built worlds' like that, which D&D offers to players. The most noteworthy besides Dragonlance would be Forgotten Realms (the oldest of them I think). I've never actually played any of them though, I've always prefered to create my worlds.