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As time permits, I answer interesting questions posed by my Patreon supporters. Here's another: The Thrane fashion section is missing from Five Nations—any general ideas on how citizens of Thrane might dress distinctly differently from the other Five Nations? In thinking of Thrane, it's useful
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The latest episode of Threshold has been posted on my Patreon for Threshold patrons! In this episode, the crew spends the day at the feast of Bounty's Blessing. In addition, young Tari meets the Silver Flame missionary Epitaph, pictured above; Epitaph and this art will be seen in
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As time permits, I like to answer interesting questions posed by my Patreon supporters. Here's a few about Dal Quor and its denizens. Do prophetic dreams occur in Dal Quor and if so do the Dreaming dark collect or research them? Exploring Eberron has this to say about
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The latest dragonmark takes a look at familiars, homunculi, and animal companions, and in it I promised to share a table with some ideas for homunculus servants. The basic idea of a homunculus servant is that it is personally constructed by the artificer and that as a result, each one
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A wizard walks into a tavern with a raven on his wrist. A Cannith heir is close behind, followed by her gleaming steel defender. The Eldeen ranger is waiting for them, with his wolf curled up under the table. All three of these are plausible player characters in an Eberron
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As time permits, I like to answer interesting questions posed by my Patreon supporters. One question that often comes up is "What do people in the world actually know about (subject)?" As players and DMs, we have access to a tome of absolute knowledge that tells us all
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As time permits, I like to answer interesting questions posed by my Patreon supporters. Today, I want to look at native fiends, with a particular focus on rakshasa. What's a "Native Fiend"? A native fiend is a fiend that was spawned in a demiplane of Khyber.
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Looking at the power of the Council of Ashtakala, people might wonder why the Lords of Dust haven't conquered the world. A rakshasa’s first answer to this would be, “Haven’t we?” "Eternal Evil," Dragon 337 This month is challenging for many reasons, so rather
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My last article discussed the impact the long lifespan of elves has on the elves of the Five Nations. This brought up a few other points I'd like to discuss. Elves are Old for a Long Time The elves of Aerenal devote decades or centuries to intense, focused
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In the fifth edition of Dungeons & Dragons, elves can live to be up to 750 years old. In the past I've written many articles about the elves of Valenar and Aerenal and how their long lifespans have affected their culture. But what about the elves of the
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She had the body of a great black cat, with the neck and head of a beautiful elf-maiden – though if that head was on a humanoid body, she'd have to be nine feet tall to match the scale. Her skin was flawless cream, her eyes glittering gold. Her
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The airship is an iconic element of Eberron. I've recently wrapped up a series on Arcane Industry and I've discussed Flight in Eberron in a previous article, but I've received a lot of questions about airships that aren't covered in current material