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Because it's not an Eberron book. It's a standard D&D book in the Races series. It merely happens to assume that all of your fluff (and some of your crunch) is going to be based upon the Eberron Campaign Setting, and that your players will be playing characters based expressly in Eberron. But...

OOC: I think Jdvn1 is really enjoying this bit where you can just wave your hand over a note you haven't even opened, and know what it says. >.> Cuuuuurious about what the little girl wants with me now. And what the heck the guy is about.

The Code of the Light is something else entirely, actually. Interesting group, though.

I thought you followed the Code of Heaven?

Alyra Tannenbaum, Marchessa of Innocence Alyra looks a bit helplessly at Keys and Chivalry -- the general gist being, Do we have to all go help Shadows out...? -- before she turns to the little girl again, genuine interest on her face. "Innocent ladies before me, huh? Well, what kinda flowers...

Yes. I'm a huge sucker for fluff, and innovative new mechanics and crunch and so on are simply a bonus in this case.

Comes from being a D&D rules lawyer. >.> I see it as a Lesser Change of Shadows, too, though -- it folds in a Lesser Destruction of Shadows, or at least the part of shadows that makes them discrete and non-connected, and it's a Lesser Change to allow you to walk into them. At least, that's...

Hey, J -- how about asking Mamba where it is, and then using a Lesser Creation of Passageways to create a one-way passage to outside the place?

Alyra Tannenbaum, Marchessa of Innocence Alyra tilts her head back and forth, a bit playfully. "I'd love to!" And then, slightly more quietly, loud enough to hear but obviously to herself: "...the other innocent lady...?"

I didn't think it was a Borderguard in the Sample of Play, to be honest -- I just figured that they were created, like, through a Lesser Creation of Realm.

Alyra Tannenbaum, Marchessa of Innocence A contemplative look passes across Alyra's face. She eyes David schmoozing divinely with the Chancel citizenry, and then shrugs, getting down on her knees so that she's about the little girl's height, or at least as much as she can manage, being her...

Silent image. One of my favorite spells. One of my players who's a dwarven artificer UMD'd a scroll of this and put the main villain of the scene in an illusory cage, and when he tried to slice through it, completely blew his save while the party, who knew it was an illusion, simply attacked...

Run that by me again? Wild shape is just a modified and Supernatural version of polymorph, so your physical form actually does change. Probably because the creation of constructs and undead is Instantaneous, not Permanent (and thus subject to antimagic). Dispel magic, by the way, seems to...

I hope for Stiggybaby's to update their inventory tomorrow. >.> Ah, to have a local gaming store again...

Um, to be honest, I think the Ascetic and Devoted feats were intended to allow you to do otherwise weird or impossible multiclasses. Which is the entire reason why I went to the trouble of making a Paladin/Barbarian Devoted feat, to be honest. Paladins don't have to be knights in shining...

Alyra Tannenbaum, Marchessa of Innocence Innocence mmms thoughtfully, as she notes the suspicious man -- perhaps he falls under Shadow's domain? -- and focuses her attention on the young girl for a moment. OOC: Empathy as an automatic gift, soooo...

Alyra Tannenbaum, Marchessa of Innocence Alyra sniffs, not unkindly, at Simon. "Well, I didn't see you picking up the other two and spinning 'em all 'round, y'know, so I don't know what's so special about me." She sighs a bit as she sees David being imperious to the masses. Clearly ruling is...

How about going Scout/Psionic Warrior or Psion x5, and then Scout/Elocater x5? Think using "Hustle" to consistently get Skirmish damage on full-attack. And the Elocater synergizes really well with the Scout's mobility-orientedness. Especially since, if you ever get to Elocater 7, you can go...

...how about magically generating a new race, and getting them all to believe in you? >.> I have to admit that the "Does power come before belief, or does belief give you power?" question is a very interesting one to me.

I have to admit that I agree with -- Piratecat, I think? Who said that the job of the GM is to determine the answer to the question, "What is the coolest thing that can possibly happen at this very moment?"