D&D 5E Chronicles of Eberron Is Keith Baker's New D&D Book, out now!

After a few days of teasing, Eberron creator Keith Baker has announced his new book -- Chronicles of Eberron! By Keith and Imogen Gingell, the 200-page book will be available on DMs Guild in December.

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Hektula is the Scribe of Sul Khatesh, the Keeper of the Library of Ashtakala, and the Chronicler of the Lords of Dust. Her treasured tomes hold arcane secrets still hidden from human and dragon alike. What lies beneath the Barren Sea? What powers does Mordain the Fleshweaver wield within Blackroot? Who are the Grim Lords of the Bloodsail Principality? All these secrets and many more can be found in the Chronicles of Eberron…

• Chronicles of Eberron is a new 5E sourcebook from Eberron creator Keith Baker and designer Imogen Gingell.
• This book explores a diverse range of topics, including lore and advice for both players and DMs, along with new monsters, treasures, spells and character options.
• Chronicles of Eberron will be available on the DMs Guild as a PDF and print-on-demand.

But that's not all! There is a collaboration with Hero Forge and new T-Shirts!

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[Erdric Dragin]

I am admittedly an unabashed Eberron fan, but from my perspective, Exploring Eberron is probably the single best campaign setting book since the 3e Realms book. You know how people like to complain that setting books today don't have a ton of lore anymore? This is like the direct opposite of that.

That's because WotC produces almost next to nothing while letting the DMs Guild make everything. At this rate, what's the point of buying anything from WotC directly? I'll just get the DMs Guild content.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

That's because WotC produces almost next to nothing while letting the DMs Guild make everything. At this rate, what's the point of buying anything from WotC directly? I'll just get the DMs Guild content.

whispers There's a whole world of companies beyond WotC producing D&D stuff you might love as well ...

 

[vecna00]

Taking bets on how long until this goes Adamantine

It won't take long!

 

[TheSword]

Eberron is awfully good. I thoroughly enjoyed my Rise of the Runelords conversion set there.

One thing it does need I think though, is a really good Eberron set campaign.

 

[Zaukrie]

Eberron is awfully good. I thoroughly enjoyed my Rise of the Runelords conversion set there.

One thing it does need I think though, is a really good Eberron set campaign.

Some really good stuff on DMSGUILD.

 

[darjr]

Sorry, wrong thread

 

[dave2008]

That's because WotC produces almost next to nothing while letting the DMs Guild make everything. At this rate, what's the point of buying anything from WotC directly? I'll just get the DMs Guild content.

Then it is working exactly as intended. Thank you for supporting WotC, D&D 5e and beyond!

 

[RealAlHazred]

One thing it does need I think though, is a really good Eberron set campaign.

I've thought this since 3.5E. The adventures were actually the weakest part of the Eberron line!

 

[doctorbadwolf]

I watch the DDB updates every month, they themselves said they needed to take additional time to adjust to the acquisition.

The last dev update was 6 months ago, right after the acquisition happened. It is baseless and a bit silly to assume that the situations hasn't developed at all since then, that they are still adjusting to the acquisition.

 

[vecna00]

I've thought this since 3.5E. The adventures were actually the weakest part of the Eberron line!

They had some cool ideas, but definitely the weakest part of the line. But that's ok, I still like them.