Sorry to be a bother, but I had a Warforged die in my campaign and I am wondering about any existing Warforged customs for burying/memorializing their dead. Can you point me in a good direction for that knowledge? The warforged have no foundation of customs to draw on. Every warforged community is having to actively develop their answers to these questions. But for now, you'll have different answers from warforged in Sharn, in Fairhaven, or in the Mournland.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) July 14, 2020

starting an evil campaign and have a pc who wants to be Kalashtar. Jc on ur thoughts. Would they be an Inspired? Would they just be a Kalashtar fighting for Dreaming Dark? Thanks for creating this wonderful world I’ve been exploring for months. Kalashtar don’t have to be good. Orphan kalashtar may know nothing of the culture of their people and have a flawed connection with their spirit. We’ve also said there are kalashtar concerned only with their own power, who want to essentially become new quori.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) July 13, 2020

Chapter 3 of Rising from the Last War, in the subsection Criminal Activities introduces a House Tarkanan NPC named Rotting Bal, who's listed as a human. However, in Chapter 4, subsection House Tarkanan, he's presented as an elf. What race is he supposed to be?

— Construct Lyrriman d'Sivis (@ninjadumpaccoun) November 22, 2019

Elf is a typo; Rotting Bal is human. He first appeared in 3.5 here: https://t.co/oFbBMas7Yp Incidentally, I think that's a picture of him on page 52 of Rising From The Last War.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) November 22, 2019

do orien lightning rail dining cars and lyrandar airships have their own cooks or do they have ghallanda staff on hand? Also i had a previous question about the kuo toa i was still curious about. Do they imagine god(ling)s into being real like in other settings? As for the Kuo-toa, they have no canon place in Eberron, so there's no established answer. My knowledge of the kuo-toa is based on first edition and Blibdoolpoolp, so I'm not familiar with the lore you're asking about.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) March 29, 2020

“Milord, beg your pardon, the most exotic tavern in the city? Is that right? Do you really wanna know?”

“Well, if so, please, go to the Singing Cat by the bay. But I have to tell you, don’t ask about the lack of buttholes, this is a very sensitive subject” "The hottest club in Sharn is THE SINGING CAT. This place has EVERYTHING. Illusory fur. Anthropomorphic cockroaches. A cat that looks like Idris Elba."

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 22, 2020

I’ve just begun running a campaign in Eberron and am unsure about a rather minute detail; in Eberron is Silver used more commonly than gold? A lot of adventures reward gold, but based on the, “Dreaming Dark” trilogy it seems silver is the order of the day. 🙂 Per the PHB, a skilled artisan can earn a gold piece a day. A modest meal costs 3 silver, and if you're poor, you can get a meal for copper. So it depends where you are. In Lower Dura and High Walls, most people deal in copper and silver. In Skyway, you're going to see more gold.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) July 2, 2020

do Ruinbound Dwarfs name their symbionts? And if so, what kind of names would they have? Ruinbound dwarves are a recent development, so there's no common customs here; each one has to decide for themselves.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) August 30, 2020