JesterPoet
First Post
Pidgeons and caviar.
Describe your homebrew in one sentence.
Mark Causey
Explorer
The creatures from Dal Quor and Xoriat that haven't entered Eberron for millenia have found a new entrance in Eberron's Shadow as Dark Cthulhuian Gods older than them all have begun to awaken and weaken it.
I guess that sums it up.
I guess that sums it up.
Stone Angel
First Post
You are safer being a merchant.
The Seraph of Earth and Stone
The Seraph of Earth and Stone
Breakstone
First Post
Great idea for a thread!
Hm... I suppose my current campaign, summed up in one sentence, would be so:
As war between Celestials and Abyssals engulf the Spire Territories, it is the hero's task to fight for the survival of the mortal men.
Hm... I suppose my current campaign, summed up in one sentence, would be so:
As war between Celestials and Abyssals engulf the Spire Territories, it is the hero's task to fight for the survival of the mortal men.
Remathilis
Legend
A dynamic setting built around the core concepts of D&D; bold knights, great heroes, cunning rogues, foul monsters, lost treasure, poweful magic, and lots and lots of dragons. 
DragonSword
First Post
Purist Tolkienite Low Magic Kick Ass Intrigue Mystery Awesome.#
You didn't say it had to make any sense!
You didn't say it had to make any sense!
barsoomcore
Unattainable Ideal
Red Guys, Flintlocks, Iron-clad Airships and more Dinosaurs than you can shake a good-sized stick at.
Gez
First Post
"The Crazy Setting Where I Experiment All My Crazy Ideas About D&D Metaphysics, Racial Interactions, And Rule Design!"
I could give several one-sentence descriptions that were true at one time or another, but aren't accurate anymore. Because at its core, it's the above.
Right now, I could redact it that way: "A world where places and locales are alive and have feelings, a world once cleft in twain by the gods, and since torn apart by senseless wars, hatred and other base instincts as fiends gnaw on the planet from the inside like a cancerous parasite and extraplanar threats conspire to destroy it before the fiendworld comes to term, so you can see that heroes have a lot of work to do."
Is that longwinded enough?
I could give several one-sentence descriptions that were true at one time or another, but aren't accurate anymore. Because at its core, it's the above.
Right now, I could redact it that way: "A world where places and locales are alive and have feelings, a world once cleft in twain by the gods, and since torn apart by senseless wars, hatred and other base instincts as fiends gnaw on the planet from the inside like a cancerous parasite and extraplanar threats conspire to destroy it before the fiendworld comes to term, so you can see that heroes have a lot of work to do."
Is that longwinded enough?
Desdichado
Hero
Wild swashbuckling action meets paranoid Machiavellian intrigue in a world of dark fantasy horror.
