The Lost Chronicles Books in Order
Complete reading order for The Lost Chronicles.
How to Read The Lost Chronicles
Standalone stories, but characters and relationships develop across the series.
Publication order provides the best experience for the Lost Chronicles series. Each book has a complete central plot with its own major conflicts and resolutions, yet the Companions’ relationships, personal arcs, and the larger War of the Lance carry forward. Readers who begin with a later volume will miss the foundational events of the dwarven refugee crisis and early war developments, along with the building emotional stakes that give later books their full impact.
About The Lost Chronicles
Series Premise
The Lost Chronicles series expands on the original Dragonlance saga by filling key gaps in the Companions’ adventures. It follows familiar heroes like Tanis, Raistlin, and Caramon as they undertake separate but interconnected quests during the war against the Dragonarmies, revealing new secrets and personal struggles.
Main Characters
The series features the Companions of the Lance, including Tanis Half-Elven, the half-elf leader, and Raistlin Majere, the ambitious mage. Their evolving bonds and individual roles in the war drive the story.
Setting
The stories take place in the world of Krynn during the War of the Lance, featuring dwarven kingdoms, war-torn lands, and ancient ruins.
Tone & Themes
The tone is epic and adventurous with strong character focus. Central themes include friendship and loyalty, the cost of ambition, redemption, and the struggle between light and darkness.
Is This Series Worth Reading?
This series appeals to readers who enjoy Dragonlance stories, epic fantasy quests, morally complex characters, and tales of heroism during war.
Content Warnings and Heat Level
Includes fantasy violence and war; mild romantic elements. Suitable for teen and adult readers.
The Lost Chronicles series provides deeper insight into the Companions’ journey during the War of the Lance. Reading the books in order lets their individual paths and the full scope of the conflict unfold naturally.
FAQ
3 books
No new book is currently scheduled. The latest book, Dragons of the Hourglass Mage , was published in August 2009.
Dragons of the Hourglass Mage was published in August 2009.
The first book in the series is Dragons of the Dwarven Depths , published in July 2006.
The series primarily falls into the Heroic Fantasy / Sword & Sorcery genre.
It’s best to read the series in order. Each book has its own story, but ongoing character arcs and relationships develop across the series.
The Lost Chronicles series expands on the original Dragonlance saga by filling key gaps in the Companions’ adventures. It follows familiar heroes like Tanis, Raistlin, and Caramon as they undertake separate but interconnected quests during the war against the Dragonarmies, revealing new secrets and personal struggles.
The series does not currently have a new book scheduled.