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Exploring Eberron: Forge of the Artificer This book is described as a supplement to Eberron: Rising from the Last War and offers new...

that's all honestly a really good way of recontextualizing defeat in RPGs like this, and it helps with coming up with more ways than...

Jokes aside, this is a great callout. I'm planning a D&D intro for my nephew since he sorta happened into a copy of the Starter Set and...

The Zelda series is obviously the single biggest influence, Breath of the Wild in particular, and that game has an ESRB rating of E10+...

It's absolutely geared toward that. If D&D is aimed at 12+, this is easily 8+. The setting info backed up by the mechanics is entirely...

The latest live stream went over the basic rules:

If by "meat of the content" you mean "the player facing options". A DM might find use from one of the three campaign skeletons, or from...

I played through it and really enjoyed it. I have run a few of the adventures as standalones for my episodic campaign. There are...

As you can tell, my humor is geared towards the intersection of "people who know about Eberron's deep setting lore" and "people who know...

It could be interesting. Considering they have all those PDF-only MTG mini worldbooks they give away for free, there's a lot of...

With FotA updating the Eberron species, the only species not updated are the MTG specific ones. Maybe a MTG book will do that...

Eberron needed both. And what it got was a tiny 112 page booklet, while Forgotten Realms got a 192 and a 288 page book. Even the...

I’ve run the entire Oracle of War campaign for my players, 1-20, and we had a blast.

Airships get a 9-page chapter all to themselves. Operation, combat, upgrades, travel encounters, and stats for three different models...

I was going to say, Eberron lacks progression by design. It's classical starting point (998 YK) was literally designed in lab to provide...