Eerie feelings. On the last day of autumn in 351 AC, as the Companions were moving the Refugees of Pax Tharkas toward Thorbardin, Goldmoon and Riverwind asked Elistan, the first cleric of Paladine since the Cataclysm, to marry them.

Although Riverwind won Goldmoon's heart, he could not claim her hand in marriage without Arrowthorn's consent. By 360 AC, Goldmoon and Riverwind had restored the Qué-shu tribe and rebuilt their destroyed village.

Riverwind oversees the refugees as they evacuate to Thorbardin ahead of an attack by the remnants of the Red Dragonarmy. Riverwind returned back to his tribe after he left Caramon in Tika's care.



Some sources have put his father as being named Wanderer, but this was really his grandfather. He later told Goldmoon that he wasn't in love with her at first sight because she was too vain.
By the year 380 AC, Goldmoon and Riverwind are considered the overall leaders of all tribes in Abanasinia.

Chris Pierson's novel, Spirit of the Wind (1998), informs that the Knights of Takhisis, knights under the service of Takhisis, goddess of evil, invaded the area bringing brutes, barbarians from northern isles, forcing some tribes to join the Que Shu village to repel the attack, while others separated and left for the mountains. The Companions traveled to the city of Tarsis to try to commission ships to transport the refugees back to Abanasinia.

Riverwind was still able to kill the wyrmling, but paid for his life when Malys breathed fire on him, killing him. Weight He tried to use it to heal Di An, who was going crazy from being on the surface during the day. The Statue of Mishakal was in ruins, and in those ruins was the Blue Crystal Staff.

He died at some point " In 385 AC, Riverwind and his daughters visted the Tomb of the Last Heroes in Solace. During this battle, Riverwind and Kronn killed the serpent, but Riverwind was savagely injured. Riverwind (riv-er wind)(May 2, 319 AC - 386 AC) was born as a humble shepherd from the Plains of Abanasinia to an unknown mother and father.

Although the novel ends with the delivery of the staff, in Dragons of Autumn Twilight (1984) the authors explain, through Goldmoon, that the tribe tried to stone him when he could not explain how the staff could prove the existence of the old gods. In "Heart of Goldmoon", Hickman and Novak also inform the reader about the journey to the Hall of the Sleeping Spirits, in which Riverwind acts as a bodyguard to Goldmoon, protecting her life when Hollow-sky, the other bodyguard traveling with them, tries to force her to marry him.

[8], Character art for Riverwind was first created by Larry Elmore. Birth Laura Hickman and Kate Novak detail, in the short story "Heart of Goldmoon" published in the Love and War (1987) recompilation, Riverwind's faith in the ancient gods and especially in Mishakal, goddess of healing, although the common belief in the tribe was that the high priestess's ancestors become gods.

Race The Companions are split up shortly after their arrival, and survive an attack on the city by the Red Dragonarmy and a detachment of Blue Dragons commanded by the Blue Lady. 6'10 and to inform them that his son, Wanderer, is already three years old, and the birth of his twin daughters, Moonsong and Brightdawn. He also hints that at least shadow wights, creatures that possess souls, vanishing them from the world of Krynn, including others' memories of them, attacked the tribe, as Moonsong and Brightdawn explain that their brother, Wanderer, has a three-year-old son, but nobody, not even Wanderer himself, remembers his mother. The Companions reach Tarsis only to find it landlocked and under the tacit control of the dragonarmy. In Dragons of the Dwarven Depths, Tanis leaves Riverwind in charge of the safety of the refugees from Pax Tharkas while the rest of the companions search for an entrance to the underground dwarven kingdom of Thorbardin. In 352 AC, Goldmoon gave birth to a son and named him Wanderer after Riverwind's father. As in the "Heart of Goldmoon" short story, Riverwind is given the role of Goldmoon's protector in Dragons of Autumn Twilight (1984).
Riverwind (also known as Riverwind of the Que Shu tribe or Riverwind of the Que Shu) is a fictional character appearing in the Dragonlance series of Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game supplements and novels, created by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman and published by TSR (and later by Wizards of the Coast). Riverwind disliked crowds, tight spaces and a strong distrust of magic. The group was released and woke up near Kalaman, but didn't remember much of what occurred under the sea.

Riverwind made his first public appearance in the first novel of the original Chronicles Trilogy, Dragons of Autumn Twilight, in 1984. They journeyed to Qualinesti and were given a mission to break into Pax Tharkas and free the prisoners.

He was a skilled hunter and one of the best swimmers and wrestlers of the Qué-shu. Riverwind and his daughters tried to convince the Kender to leave Kendermore before Malys could kill or enslave them all. He chose Di An, who disappeared from his side. [11] He is particularly distrustful of those not of human race or magic users, and so Raistlin earned his constant mistrust while he was surprised the first time Tanis was introduced as the leader of the Companions.