Cyre Marches
For Project Raptor .Check out more info here https://t.co/14Q67nuHN5 #commission #eberron pic.twitter.com/XRP4Lgyvs9— Olie (@OlieArtist) September 4, 2019
#Eberron artificer at work (before the explosion)! #InMyEberron work in progress by Matthew Riley… pic.twitter.com/geWjl1MKnt
— KB Presents (@InMyEberron) September 9, 2019
Yes! It’s Argonth, one of the floating fortresses of Breland.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) September 1, 2019
Let’s say a Warforged is in Avernus, looking to strike a deal with a Devil
Does the Warforged have their own soul to offer?Canonically, warforged have souls; they can be raised from the dead and affected by other magic that affects souls. The mystery is *where their souls come from*. Are they recycled? Are they truly artificial? But yes, they have souls.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) September 21, 2019
Yep.
— Dan Dillon 👥 (@Dan_Dillon_1) September 21, 2019
i was wondering what the people of Droaam think towards sentient undead? Would they be accepting as they see another monster who is shunned or would they fear it like the other living do.Droaam isn’t a monolithic culture. The tieflings of the Venomous Demesne might see undead as a useful tool, while the gnolls of the Znir Pact likely see them as unnatural threats.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) September 24, 2019
When there were 13 moons in the sky of #Eberron how many days were in a month?The 13th moon disappeared nearly forty thousand years ago, long before any human civilization; the giants of Xen’drik used an entirely different calendar.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) September 1, 2019
Q: Will 5e Eberron have the original 13 planes from 3.5, or the 14 from 4e? The Wayfinder’s Guide uses the original 13.
— Keith Baker🔜DragonCon (@HellcowKeith) August 1, 2019
In #Eberron, the Race of Eight Winds is an important part of the culture of Sharn. http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ebds/20041220a We’ve also described the shifter sport of Hrazhak, and someone made a league poster: What sport is hrazhak?
— Jeremy Gage, Forger of Roles (@role2forge) July 20, 2019
Sort of a blend between parkour and rugby; a hrazhak field contains a lot of obstacles and features.
— Keith Baker🔜DragonCon (@HellcowKeith) July 20, 2019
Sort of like the original blood bowl, and roller derby, but no skates. The only thing that rolls… are heads. 🙃
— Ruty (@RutyWoot) July 20, 2019
Think “Ullamaliztli“ first brought by the Olmecs, improved by the Mayans, with the most recognized play finally being cemented by the Aztecs.
Now, put that into Eberron with its low-laying civilized #dnd magic.
Are you joking me?!?! That is the best thing. Adding it to my Xen’drik game in Stormreach. That’s how I visualize it in the discussions Keith and I had.
— Ruty (@RutyWoot) July 22, 2019
