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If you like TaD, you'll love The Lost City of Barakus. The only problem I have with LCoB is the fact that the campaign is designed with giving out 1/2 experience awards to slow advancement. Otherwise, it has everything you mentioned that you wanted and more (some good stuff on the Necro boards).

"Halified"-Named after MEG Hal. It's the inexplicable way that he seems to roll poorly all the time. Used when you roll poorly. DM: Give me a Spot check. PC1: :rolls d20: A 3. PC2: That roll is "Halified".

...to be going around p***ed off all the time. Great movie-one of my all-time favorites! American History X

Sounds like you had fun. You will really like The Banewarrens as a short campaign. I recommend going over to Monte's Place and checking out the messageboards for lots of good stuff for DMs dming the Banewarrens.

So many to choose from...I think I would have to pick The Monsternomicon by Privateer Press.

400+ minis = plastic baggies (sorted by type) and in plastic storage boxes you can buy at Wal-Mart.

Try the D&D Mini rakshasa. Just don't look too closely at the hands... ;)

I love maps! If you can make some that are comparable in quality to Dungeons of Doom then I will get them. If you haven't seen DoD, take a look to see what I mean.

A bump to let anyone know who is interested that we have started an Eberron campaign and the PCs are now 2nd level. We are playing again on the 15th, so, if you are interested, let me know. Some details: 1 DM (Morpheus) 3 Players (MEG Hal and Dagger75 from these boards) The PCs are: A...

We just started an Eberron campaign and have finished 2 sessions. There are only three players (a warforged barbarian, a human battle sorcerer and a human cleric) and they have exceeded my expectations so far. They have defeated a carrion crawler, 6 gnolls, won a game of Six Stones and had to be...

I am currently doing an Eberron campaign set in Sharn. Although not as limiting as yours, it does allow me to have a handle on the type of adventures and encounters without having to resort to too much handwaving. The players get plenty of choices as far as their characters are concerned, however.

As a DM-The constant shuffling in and out of players in our group. I wish I had done a better job of recruiting. Funniest screw-up by my players-The 1st-level battle sorcerer yelling, "Follow me!" as he chases some goblins that had ambushed the party. He runs, turns the corner, and is hit by 3...

Dungeons of Doom by by Ed Bourelle via Green Ronin. You'll be glad you got it...

Although I like WotVB, I don't know if it is what he is looking for. This might help though: Go here for tons of Eberron adventure seeds.

Nope, you are not alone. My crew needs to be lead along some of the time too. Funny you should mention it, but a couple of my players really are rocket scientists (engineers). One is just now learning that roleplaying can be a rewarding experience (not just bashing in the door, killing and...

This is almost too easy. Take a look at Thrane, home of the followers of the Silver Flame.

Here it is.

Last session, the PCs went to Sharn to find a lost brother and they found that he had been turned to stone ina game of Six Stones. This session (entitled "Secrets") promises a fight on a skycoach; intrigue with gnomes; a shopping trip in a most "magical" location and finally, that some secrets...

Different DM, different game...I guess if Dagger had to give his opinion now, he might say it's more like a Raymond Chandler novel than a pulp novel. That's the 'noir' aspect of Eberron-of course, no Chandler PI ever had to against a cockatrice in a game of Six Stones, either... :cool:

Van Hagar said it best when they said, "I want the Best of Both Worlds...". You, however, can forget about it. "No soup for you! Next!"