Eberron FAQ
It's been a busy month. In addition to all of my usual work, I've been putting together a Spelljammer in Eberron campaign I'll be running for my Threshold Patrons; that's taken up most of my D&D energy. But I do
Eberron FAQ
In my last article, I described how I'd combine Eberron and Spelljammer... and realized that I want to run that campaign! As a result, I'm putting my current Patreon Eberron campaign on hold, and for the rest of the year I'll be running a
Eberron FAQ
The warforged captain stared at the great orange orb ahead of them. “This is it, my friends. We are about to be the first people to set foot on Olarune. Thanks to your courage and your tireless efforts, we will bring honor to Breland—and Sovereigns willing, profit.” “Captain, ship
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The warforged captain stared at the great orange orb ahead of them. “This is it, my friends. We are about to be the first people to set foot on Olarune. Thanks to your courage and your tireless efforts, we will bring honor to Breland—and Sovereigns willing, profit.” “Captain, ship
Eberron FAQ
As time permits, I like to answer interesting questions posed by my Patrons. Recently, someone asked... We know that Droaam is largely populated by monstrous races, but it also has a population of disenfranchised humans. What is life like for these humans? Are they treated much the same as everyone
Eberron FAQ
I'm still battling with COVID, but as time and energy permit I like to answer interesting questions posed by my Patrons. Here's two... How do I keep immortals from the Outer Planes from coming across as a really boring, obtuse, and stupid? A Fernian balor is
Eberron FAQ
Every month my patrons pose questions. Some of these become Dragonmark articles, like the recent articles on Hags and Session Zero. However, other topics don't need a full article. Here's a few from this month! As always, these answers reflect what I do in MY campaign
Eberron FAQ
When Eberron was created, hags were monstrous humanoids. In fifth edition, they're fey. What does this change mean for the hags of Eberron? Are they now tied to Thelanis? No. Not all fey creatures share a common origin. The denizens of Thelanis are the fey we hear the
Eberron FAQ
Approaching Threshold, first thing you see is the wall. Over forty feet tall, the color of dried blood, emerging from the cliff face as though it was a part of the mountain. No surprise the first settlers built their homes against it; that wall’s older than Galifar and stronger
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