movie, directed by Will Meugniot, written by George Strayton and produced by Toonz Animation, Commotion Pictures, Epic Level Entertainment, Kickstart Entertainment and Paramount Pictures. Lawless said that she was directed to voice Goldmoon as a Native American, and that after extensive feedback, she was eventually asked to use the voice of Xena. Reception The character of Goldmoon has been criticized as a feminine stereotype of the "placid healer" rather than a fully developed fictional persona. Lauren Davis of io9 commented on how the heroes of the Dragonlance Chronicles feel like a dysfunctional family, describing the Plainsfolk Riverwind and Goldmoon as "so-called "barbarians" in a strange land". In the Io9 series revisiting older Dungeons & Dragons novels, Rob Bricken describes her as "A barbarian and de facto chieftain of the Que-Shu tribe. She's a priest of Mishakal, which makes her the first cleric since the Cataclysm. She bears the Blue Crystal Staff, which gives her the first healing powers in 300 years, too." Bricken identifies her as "arguably the most important character in the series, as her desire to fulfill her goddess' behest drives most of the story." See also War of the Lance War of Souls Advanced Dungeons and Dragons: Heroes of the Lance References Further reading External links Goldmoon at Dragonlance Nexus. Goldmoon Fictional female religious workers