Are you planning on buying Races of Eberron?

[1upus]

Have it on pre-order and will have it shipped to me once it arrives down under.

Eberron is one of the more interesting settings at the moment from my point of view. The setting is different to other more generic fantasy settigns. That and Iron Kingdoms are on my to buy list of products at the moment.

Lupus

 

[Darkness]

If it doesn't require the Eberron CS, yes.

It doesn't. The racial characteristics of the four Eberron-specific races are reprinted in the book - as are some basic feats.

 

[loki44]

No. I'll be honest. I really don't have any interest in Eberron whatsoever.

 

[Argonel]

Technically I should have voted no, since I bought the book before seein the poll and I have no plans for buying another. However I voted yes since there wasn't an option for 'I already have'.

 

[Knightfall]

Planning to buy it for my own Campaign. IMO, the best thing about Eberron is the new races. However, Lords of Madness comes first.

 

[Psion]

Nope. I do own some Eberron books, but the Races don't do much for me. I dislike the very concept of Shifters and Changelings, and I like Ironborn better than Warforged.

 

[Maliki]

No. I really don't have any interest in Eberron.

 

[cignus_pfaccari]

Odds are I will, but I'm going to be looking over a friend's copy tomorrow when there's nothing to fireball in al Qadim.

However, I typically do buy these. Heck, I even bought Ghostwalk (hangs head in shame).

Brad

 

[Wombat]

Not playing in or running Eberron, nor have any real desire to do so, so there is no need for the book.

 

[kilamanjaro]

And you're not reading it because.......

I love the keys answer, but unfortunately I'm at work and they frown on reading D&D books at work. Fascists.