Eberron FAQ
"What do we do, Lightbearer?" "We've got to hold this position," Drego said. "We can't let the wolves through the pass. But the people at the Crossroads need to know what we've learned about the thrice-damned rats." He
Eberron FAQ
House Tharashk is the youngest Dragonmarked house. The Mark of Finding first appeared a thousand years ago, and over the course of centuries the dragonmarked formed three powerful clans. It was these clans that worked with House Sivis, joining together in the model of the eastern houses. The name of
Eberron FAQ
When time permits, I like to answer questions from my Patreon supporters. This month someone asked for more information about Argonth, Breland's floating fortress. As it turns out, Argonth appears in Frontiers of Eberron: Threshold—so I decided to share another peek from chapter 2 of Frontiers. Enjoy
Eberron FAQ
As time permits, I like to answer interesting questions posed by my Patreon supporters. This month, a number of questions circled around the same topic—how would I integrate gem dragons and gem dragonborn into my Eberron? In adding anything new to the setting, by question is always how it
Eberron FAQ
Every month I answer interesting questions posed by my Patreon supporters. Here's a few more from April! What details do you start with when trying use a Eberron location with no lore? Sometimes I get blank page paralysis. First of all, what's the nation? If it&
Eberron FAQ
We are all either hunters or hunted, predators or prey. The choice is yours. Will you stumble through your life waiting for the axe to fall, knowing the hunters are out there and praying they will pass you by? Or will you sharpen your blades and teeth and join my
Eberron FAQ
As time allows, I like to answer interesting questions posed by my Patreon supporters. Here's two from this month! Now that Medusae have begun to leave Cazhaak Draal for various purposes, have eyeblinders become a commonplace part of their culture or are they only used in the east
Eberron FAQ
Eberron: Rising From The Last War says that in the Eldeen Reaches, "communities include awakened animals and plants as members." This raises a number of unanswered questions. Are these awakened beings considered to be citizens under the Code of Galifar? How common are awakened animals in the Reaches?
Eberron FAQ
There's no shortage of questions concerning the Eldeen Reaches, and I decided to answer a few more. Does the Eldeen Reaches have a government and ministers? Is anything like the Code of Galifar enforced? Do the shifters in the Deep Wood acknowledge this? What's the relationship
Eberron FAQ
These people fall into two distinct cultures: the farming folk of the eastern plains and the people of the woods. The farmers live on the eastern edge of the Towering Wood. Their ancestors were citizens of Aundair, but their grandparents and great-grandparents turned against the lords of Aundair during the
Eberron FAQ
Every month I answer interesting questions posed by my Patreon supporters. Here's one that came up this month... In honor of the recent International Transgender Day of Visibility, are there any canonical NPCs you would consider being trans and/or nonbinary? My immediate answer is every elf in
Eberron FAQ
As time permits, I like to answer interesting questions posed by my Patreon supporters. Here's a few more from March! Canonically, Karrnath has a significant halfling population. How does this affect its culture? The cultures of the Five Nations are inherently cosmopolitan, woven from a tapestry of different