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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8834938" data-attributes="member: 6704184">They could take inspiration from some of the major quest lines in Dungeons And Dragons Online. Some of them dive deep into Eberron's lore, deal with pretty epic issues, all without answering any of the big mysteries we would all want left unanswered. Also, they wouldn't have to be canonical.I think they could do it if they first set an adventure in and around Lantan in FR.Why couldn't they do what they've done before with FR, and just set an adventure in Eberron with notes for playing it in other worlds? Or do an adventure like the DL book that is coming next month. I mean...it's not like they couldn't just do like Ravenloft, but in reverse. Setting book, and then setting expanding adventure book. Hell, I bet they will do exactly that, eventually, for several adventures. I'd even bet they eventually make a Planeswalking adventure that involves visiting multiple MtG settings. But an anthology of Eberron adventures would be just the thing, IMO, though I'd settle for an anthology exploring many worlds. Actually, that would be a great premise for a book expanding on the planes and worlds of the (blegh) Great Wheel. My preference would be for it to have commentary like a "of everything" book, from various famous Planeswalkers, and  there would be adventures set in the worlds most important to each of them, as well as each of the previously published settings, with throughlines and common threads that culminate in an adventure in somewhere like Sigil or the Radiant Citadel.</blockquote>

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