if you have a chance, is the university in Wroat Morgrace University? I see it’s mentioned as being in Sharn on the wiki, yet the Wrat map says it’s there. Confused. No, the map is in error. Morgrave is in Sharn. Wroat has the University of Wynarn.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) August 10, 2020

Tomorrow my group is breaking into Morgrave University to steal the Tome of Cul’sir! What should not be missed as I run this place? Personally, Flamewind the Sphinx is one of my favorite elements of Morgrave, but I'm not sure she has a place in a heist. Though as she's an oracle, she might already no about their plans show up to offer advice… or at least a cryptic statement.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 19, 2020

It never hurts to throw a grad student into the middle of the perfectly executed heist! No one should be in the Dezina Museum of Antiquities at this hour, but Jaina is burning the midnight oil to study the Tome of Cul'sir. How will the PCs deal with this hard-working student?

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 19, 2020

Thinking about writing Salvage Missions, I had a lore question though. Are Warforged capable of coming back as standard ghosts? Under 3.5 rules, warforged couldn’t become ghosts because “ghost” was a template that didn’t apply to constructs. Under 5E rules there’s to such restrictions. I’d personally make it rare and unusual, but as Shawn says, do what makes a good story.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) June 7, 2020

What is the overall fashion in Sarlona like? I had seen the map and it looked like it was mainly sandy/earthy so I wanted to base it off Greece/Egypt but wanted another opinion before i describe an NPC Riedra is home to a wide range of environments and multiple distinct cultures—Adar, the Syrkarn, Riedra. The 3.5 book Secrets of Sarlona is available on the DM's Guild if you want deeper details; here's a bit on Riedran fashion from that book. pic.twitter.com/nSkx81QyRg

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) January 29, 2020

You might get asked this all the time sir so apologies if it’s an annoying question but do you think readers will ever get to find out who killed Jode d’Jorasco? Chyrassk, directly. Flamewind, indirectly.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) June 19, 2020

@HellcowKeith hey keith, question about the silver flame church. How would it's members act if one of their numbers was born from a demon lord and this guy didn't know? and was revealed by said lord publicly?

— Garion Beckett (@beckettsound) September 3, 2020

Is the character controlled by their heritage or do they have the choice to chase the light? Thrane maintains a village called Rellekor that’s specifically home to tieflings who fight their fiendish nature. So the character would likely be judged by their actions. However, that would be the view of compassionate Thrane moderates. The Pure Flame—strongest in Aundair—would likely want to destroy the fiend-spawn.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) September 3, 2020

Years ago I saw 3.5 Eberron and snobbed on it with claims of robot and stuff. Now, I’m reading E:RftLW, and want to publicly and formally apologize to @HellcowKeith for my mistake. An excellent and interesting world! Thank you. Quite a lot of people dismissed Eberron as "Robot dinosaurs and trains" back in the day. I'm glad to hear you're enjoying it now!

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 11, 2020

Some might say your game with all those “robots” was more than meets the eye? Under a silly interpretation of WGtE rules, I did play one game as a warforged barbarian who could transform into a wagon. Roll out!

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 12, 2020

have you ever given though to what modern-ish materials Eberron might have? If its loosely supposed to have a 1920’s vibe to it… that could include rubber, elastic, and even early plastics like bakelite. Do you see those things as possibly existing? In terms of advancement, Eberron is closer to 1880 than 1920. We've never talked about a parallel to plastic, but there are substances in Eberron (densewood, bronzewood) that don't exist in our world. We have mentioned a concrete equivalent—quickstone? I'll need to track it down.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) February 18, 2020