There are multiple references in WGtE to getting a Lesser Restoration from House Jorasco, but the mark doesn’t grant that spell. The greater mark gives Greater Restoration though. What gives? Good question: I’ll add it to the FAQ when I have a moment. Many of the primary services of the houses – Sivis communication, Lurandar transport, Jorasco healing – are performed using dragonmark focus items (see chapter 5 of the WGtE).

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) August 2, 2018

The mark is required to use the focus item. Lyrandar’s mark doesn’t grant flight; the airship does that. Ditto for a Jorasco altar of healing.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) August 2, 2018

Is the full description of the altar of healing in a different book? I may add it into the WGtE, since it provides a common service. But the list of Dragonmark Focus items in the WGtE is just a sampling; it presents the idea of focus items, but it’s not comprehensive.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) August 2, 2018

super stoked to finally get a look at your Ebberron setting. Question. If a Warforged was a gunslinger fighter could he have the gun built in somehow? Possible as a transforming hand or something? I’d deal with that as a variation of the wand sheath (chapter five of the WGtE).

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) July 27, 2018

Can a Warforged bard have a built in musical instrument? Yes, a warforged envoy bard can have an integrated instrument!

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) July 27, 2018

Ruty, just thought of another thing; do Warforged count as “wearing armor” for the purposes of the defense fighting style? Release day RAW, the answer is “No”. As long as the line “You gain no benefit from wearing armor” remains a part of their build (and it likely should) any benefit that requires wearing armor is null, regardless of whether they are considered to be wearing armor or not.

— RutyWoot! #Inclusivity (@RutyWoot) July 24, 2018

However, we have tossed around a few different approaches for warforged composite plating, and this is the option the #dnd team picked and playtesting will ultimately decide. You, and your table, should make your thoughts known. As objectively as possible, of course.

— RutyWoot! #Inclusivity (@RutyWoot) July 24, 2018

Excuse me Mr. Baker. Since warforged technically do not wear armor. Can they use the Bracers of Defense? But since they are made of armor will it still work? While a warforged is using the darkwood core defense mode it is considered to be unarmored for purposes of class abilities, magic items, and other effects.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) July 26, 2018

The CotSF discourages resurrection because the faithful join the Flame. Those who join it make it stronger. What’s the consequence of it becoming stronger? Could it end up kicking some overlord butt? Possibly. But consider that as the population grows, there are also more people CALLING on the Silver Flame; its power HAS to grow in order to meet these ever-increasing demands while still maintaining the bonds of the Overlords.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) August 25, 2018

HellcowKeith’s #Eberron panel. Warforged armor in WG allows new proficiencies, w/o starting wizards in full plate. Will be limiting size of embedded warforged tools (no more Transformers, unless you want them). Warforged have souls. Though to clarify… *I* would limit size of warforged integrated tools; that may not be the final official approach.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) August 3, 2018

Healing warforged works in the same way healing any other PC would. That is one rule from the older editions that we are currently excluding.

— RutyWoot! #Inclusivity (@RutyWoot) July 25, 2018