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There is now a community effort to build an Unofficial Index of Officially Published Eberron Content that is being discussed and planned on WotC's Eberron General Forums. If you are interested in contributing to the effort, please review the discussion and participate via that thread. You can...

more information in the podcast. Note: The podcast repeats, but I don't know if that's intentional. Here's another blip... Edit: Maybe it's not intentional.

No. It's an image that you burn to a CD. Then you can copy the files from the CD to your hard drive or flash drive. An ISO file is just a way of archiving and/or distributing an image of a CD to preserve that data and file structure exactly. I purchased the actual CD before they ever made it a...

Because for some reason, the publisher sells it as an ISO image file, which is a duplicate archive of the CD-ROM.

I guess I see the extra value of the Digital version in that the images are higher resolution than they are if you copy and paste from a PDF. Additionally, I can place them in TokenTool or MapTool more easily than from a PDF since I can cut out the middle step of having to place it in an image...

You're correct, but it's not nearly as misleading as saying you need something like Photoshop. As an aside, you could use something like Google Docs to arrange and print your custom sheets.

I'm not following how you are able to create a custom sheet of counters with a PDF of premade sheets. Also, you get 2,000 counters with Gold Digital 2.0 rather than the 350 with the PDF Gold.

For $25 you could have had a huge collection of thousands of counters and used a simple word processing application to print your own custom sheets with any number of a specific counter you wanted.

Allow me to clarify. Each of the counters is an individual image. You do not need a graphic application to create a custom sheet for printing. As I stated above, I use MS Word with a grid and place the tokens in there. Once you've place a token in there and set the properties, you can copy and...

I was referring to an actual CD-ROM of image files rather than the PDF. Very different approach to printing them.

PS - I also recommend copying the collection to your hard drive and using some sort of search indexing tool or an image viewer such as Picasa to browse and search through the counters.

I own this collection. I think it's an awesome gaming aid. I once used purchased counters, but I used to get frustrated with having to hunt for them, not having the right amount, not having the exact image I wanted, etc. Then I purchased the CD-ROM version of this product, and I used it for...

UA doesn't include augmenting.

I'd be more interested in a revamp of the d20 spells as point-based spells that are augmentable rather than slotted. No more Lesser, Greater, or Mass spells, I say. Just one spell that can be altered by spending more points, but no more than your caster level as with psionics.

You do realize we're talking about 100 years of war here. One detailed battle will not ruin your ideas or canon. :)

Exactly, I see this as a story-driven book that can utilize the material presented in Heroes of Battle. The detailing of strategies and tactics used during the Last War wouldn't be for players to use them, but for DMs to create adventures and encounters around them. I also anticipate some...

Yeah, I haven't heard much about it either, and I'm really excited about this book, more so than City of Stormreach, though not as much as Dragons of Eberron. I'm kind of curious, too, as to why the Official Eberron site is still promoting Eyes of the Lich Queen when The Forge of War is due soon.

About how many sets does one of these cases hold?

While Secrets of Sarlona is not strictly psionic as it has magic elements within it, it does present a setting unto itself that is practically isolated from the rest of Eberron's stuff (i.e. - airships, warforged, artificers, etc.). It really does a good job of creating an eastern feel among...

Never underestimate the manipulative properties of ghost sound.