Eberron FAQ
The twelve dragonmarks are tied to specific bloodlines and passed down through families. They are reliable and predictable, and their powers are constructive. They create; they heal; they protect. But there is another kind of dragonmark: marks that are unpredictable and dangerous to both the bearer and the people around
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Mickey Redblade was sharpening a dagger when she walked in. She was three feet of trouble – the most beautiful halfling he'd ever seen. But Mickey could see it in her eyes. She was in danger. On a rooftop overlooking Redblade Investigations, Tyras "Deadshot" Dondarael assembled his
Eberron FAQ
In the wake of the war, many nations still want to contain the power of the dragonmarked houses. The clearest example of this attitude is the provision of the Treaty of Thronehold that called for the destruction of the creation forges that House Cannith used to create the warforged. At
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I'm just back from the JoCo Cruise and about to head off to PAX East, and I haven't had an opportunity to write the next installment of the Dark Six series. Instead, I'm going to do a quick Q&A with questions submitted
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I've just returned from the JoCo Cruise, where I helped organize a massive Eberron session that involved 400 players and DMs. I'm in the middle of multiple deadlines AND I'll be at PAX East in a few weeks, but I will do my best
Eberron FAQ
A staff serves as a channel for destructive powers. A scroll holds words that can alter reality when read allowed. A potion is imbued with energies that can transform whoever drinks it. These treasures don't simply appear in dungeons. In Eberron, magic is a form of science. Magic
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The Jewel in Galifar's Crown. Wondrous Cyre. Cyre was the heart of the united kingdom of Galifar. But what was the nation actually like? Many sourcebooks have explored the cultures and cities of Thrane, Breland, Aundair, and Karrnath. Since Cyre has fallen, the focus is often on the
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I'm hard at work on many projects, but I've had a few questions tied to lycanthropes... and with Halloween around the corner, it seems like an appropriate topic to address! Thanks as always to my Patreon supporters for supporting the blog. I've been listening
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Hello, world! I've been off the grid for a month: dealing both with a host of mundane challenges and working on Morgrave's Miscellany, which will be released in November. This has kept me from posting much here. I will be back online next month, but for
Eberron FAQ
The fourth edition of Dungeons & Dragons introduced the concept of the Feyspires: cities that drift between the Faerie Court of Thelanis and the material world. Legends say that the giants of Xen'drik pillaged one of these mystical cities, stealing its treasures and taking its people as slaves.
Eberron FAQ
Khorvaire is shaped by two powerful forces. The power of the aristocracy rests on land and tradition. The dragonmarked houses have used their gifts to carve out economic monopolies. How can a common person challenge these forces? If you don't possess noble blood or a dragonmark, are you
Eberron FAQ
The Wayfinder's Guide to Eberron was released on Monday, and a number of questions have already come up. Are warforged transformers? Where's the artificer? Can you get a print version? Let's look at a few of those issues. GENERAL QUESTIONS Is the Wayfinder'