Since Warforged don’t sleep, does that mean they can’t dream of magitek sheep?That’s correct! It’s actually a plot point in the Dreaming Dark novels.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) June 29, 2019
Hey Keith, I’m creating a guidebook cheat sheet of every God and deity from all campaign settings. I know gods in Eberron function differently, but I’m curious if there are avatars for any of Eberron’s pantheons? Thanks! No, not by canon. Jaela Daran is in some ways an avatar of the Silver Flame. And the Tairnadal elves all served as avatars of their patron ancestors. But Tairnadal ancestors and even the Silver Flame aren’t gods in the traditional sense.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) June 11, 2019
In canon, there’s no one person who says “I am the physical avatar of Dol Dorn.” The assertion is that the Sovereigns are omnipresent; Dol Dorn is present anytime swords are drawn, and he doesn’t need a mortal vessel to influence the world.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) June 11, 2019
No, if we’d intended that it would be in the table. A tortle doesn’t have a Strength requirement for their shell.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) June 14, 2019
You said during the last D+ that Artificer will be added to a new book. Does that mean it won’t still be added to WGtE as an update like Mearls & Baker said it would? We still plan to add the artificer to the Wayfinder's Guide.
— Jeremy Crawford (@JeremyECrawford) July 24, 2019
The 3.5 sourcebook Dragons of Eberron (available on the DM’s Guild) gives the most detailed treatment of Tiamat in Eberron.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) June 20, 2019
so this is in addition to the Eberron book which was announced at D&D Live 2019? Correct. Two different things.
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) July 23, 2019
Again @HellcowKeith I’m sorry for what I’m doing to your setting.
I’m creating a mind-equivalent restaurant to a gastropub in Fairhaven and employing a Kalashtar chef there.
Cerepub?
Psiloon?— Marsie Vellan, THE OWL OF LYSIA (@MarsieVellan) June 19, 2019
I like Psiloon, but mentavern is pretty good, too!
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) June 19, 2019
@HellcowKeith Any ideas where he could look?
— CoffeeSnake Studios (@CoffeeSnakeGame) May 17, 2019
Karrns swear by Nightwood ale. Most Aundairians prefer a glass of mursi, a form of red wine (both from Five Nations). Kuryeva gin is a popular export from Xen'drik; sooka blends kuryeva and dreamlily (both from Stormreach sourcebook).
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 18, 2019
Important: who makes the mead? From Sharn: City of Towers: "The Drunken Dragon has one of the widest selections of exotic alcoholic beverages in Sharn. From Mror ale and Lhazaar mead to the orcish hrak of the Shadow Marches and fermented honey-milk brewed by the shifters of the Eldeen Reaches…"
— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 18, 2019
