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A dragon's head with a spear through it? Maybe a bit too metal.

You could try making one yourself. Here's one I made for Ursalina.

The two bodies by the door were some of Xambria’s team, mangled by Gidim warbeasts. The bodies at the center of the room are the remains of the Obscurati group who opened the seal. Like the bodies outside the ziggurat, they have been disturbed and their possessions searched. I'd presume the...

Looking over the AP, you might be right. Book 1 only says that the southern coast gnolls refuse to join the nation and 'have a violent and messianic faith in the eventual return of their slain dragon tyrant Gradiax, the Steel Lord'. There's definitely nothing to say that most Berans would know...

I use a program called NitroPDF to extract images directly from PDFs. Alternatively, you could set your Adobe Acrobat Reader snapshot resolution to high and grab screenshots of the maps from the PDFs. It will require some photoshopping. You may benefit from the latest photoshop's AI tools which...

Neat stuff. If you don't mind a clarification, the Gnolls of the southern isle of Karch are actually modernization fanatics, introduced to armor-forging by their dragon Steel Lord and now keen on industrialisation. They do have a religious practice where they believe it is wrong to touch metal...

For my own game, I recently came up with how I'll run the rings/Ob geases. Ob Geas Ob agents of sufficient level are given a geas from Kasvarina, either directly or through the ghost council after the ghost council vets the agent. Geas prevents agents from, knowingly or unknowingly...

First off, don't stress. While the book says that Nevard's rally takes place the night after Cauldron Hill, there's really nothing to stop Nevard wanting a few days to think it over. You have however pinpointed an issue with Book 2. Of all the threads, the most definitive proof comes from...

"...hey Jed" "Yeah?" "You seeing this?" "The guy flashing the inside of his ring to everyone in the train station one by one?" "Yeah" "Yeah. Might be some vekeshi thing, who knows." "Oh"

Well, going by: The rites of the Obscurati magically separate a person’s normal identity from their role as an officer of the conspiracy. Magic that attempts to determine the identity of a conspirator wearing his ring fails outright, as if such a person did not exist. Likewise, attempts to...

Nah, there's only a smattering of ring descriptions. If you get any good ideas for how Ob operatives can practically identify each other by flashing their ring insides without being obvious, do let me know. The triumvirate have rings made out of Methian stone, per Book 8.

I believe the cover art for Book 3 is the golden seal from the Apet ziggurat, stolen by Sijhen and placed in the tunnels beneath RHC HQ in prep for his ritual to reach Gidim. Though it could also perhaps be Area 10 in the ziggurat, with the false seal atop the portal.

Hey, I'm also prepping Book 2. 1. The book states that "she used an elixir of invisibility to sneak up to the fourth floor office of the consular." I'd assume that she crept up slowly and the potion expired once she was running around upstairs. 2. I don't think it's said how Nilasa contacts...

Welcome to the AP. Backstory ties can be rewarding, but treacherous. Make sure not to give a player ties that give them much more spotlight than the rest, or more spotlight than they want. Kasvarina is a very pivotal character. There are some good character ideas here. But I think a...

My best guess is that Aodhan and Harkover lost their patience after Pemberton was agitating for war with Ber with his book, and shut him down. Thus he retreated to Karch to begin his Book 6 plan.

Eberron's Chimes at Midnight is a decent investigative adventure that could be rejigged for Lanjyr fairly easily.