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Elves? No, they skipped back into the forest years ago. Santa's shop is run entirely by tinker gnomes these days. (Larry Elmore, from "All about Krynn's gnomes: The smallest and rarest demi-humans of all" by Roger E Moore, Dragon 103, TSR, November 1985)
Gnomes build custom prostheses for an old dragon ally (Jeff Easley, Dragonlance Solo Quest gamebook 2: Gnomes-100, Dragons-0, TSR, 1987)
The gnomeflinger is the fastest way to reach the upper levels of Mount Nevermind. (Jeff Easley, Dragonlance Solo Quest gamebook 2, Gnomes-100, Dragons-0, TSR, 1987) Gnomeflingers are found throughout gnomish areas of Krynn.
The Wondrous Wagon of Rial
Possibly the greatest magic item I have ever created in D&D. Even if you cant read the character sheet, it should be clear that I was playing a gnome.
We paid a wizard guild to sew 6 portable holes together and make our caravan bigger on the inside. It work so well we had to build scaffolds just to look out the windows. We put down flagstones, built a kitchen, and hired a CHEF.
The tinker gnome staging of Romeo and Juliet made some controversial changes. (George Barr from AD&D DragonLance Adventures, TSR, 1987.)
