Sharn is the largest metropolis not only on Khorvaire, but on all of Eberron. It is built on a relatively small piece of land at the mouth of a major river. It is located in a 'manifest zone', which means the barriers between it and another plane - one attuned to Air - are thin and so magical spells...
Janik Martell has lived a quiet life the last three years, publishing papers based on his discovery of the important ancient city of Mel Aqat, while doing his best to forget what happened there and the betrayal of his wife. An urgent letter from an old comrade, an intriguing prophecy from the young ...
The Last War is what defines Eberron. The campaign setting has a lot going for it, but the century-long conflict that divided the human kingdom of Galifar is the intended backdrop for 90% of the action. 'The Forge of War' gives an in-depth look at the events of the war and gives plenty of adventure ...
I've been immersing myself in the Eberron handbooks, and recently started a campaign, and I found the information of this particular one useful as a DM - and sure appreciated how the book was organized.The fact this book has a solid index - over and above an index at all - and had alphabetical entri...
There is to be a D&D marathon overnight tomorrow. Four Gentlemen Nerds.Opening - Imagine a world of bold warriors, mighty wizards and terrible monsters.The art work alone is worth the skim through. Fab!
Desperately needs better indexing and cross-referencing. Otherwise, I'm a fan of the fourth edition rules.
Wasn't a bad book, was a slow read... Nothing that forced you to read more. Story line wasn't great but I enjoyed the characters.
Interesting... adding half dragon and half demonic races; but with all the math and modifiers, if this had been the book I found over 20 years ago, I'd never have played the game... and never met my better half!
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