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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Levistus's_Leviathan" data-source="post: 9569508" data-attributes="member: 7023887">I am looking forward to the new Eberron book the most. The other books do look interesting, but I don’t like the Forgotten Realms and don’t really need a bunch of Dragon adventures. And Eberron’s one of my favorite settings.Fingers crossed about the new Artificer. The UA had some good things, but not enough IMO. Hopefully they ditch the “random potions” idea for the Alchemist and fundamentally change how that subclass works.I don’t have much of an opinion on how Dragonmarks are implemented. I know some fans were upset about anyone being able to get Dragonmarks in 4e, but to me the racial restriction doesn’t matter much. The Dragonmarked houses’ role as monopolistic entities works as effectively if they’re all one race as if they allow anyone in. The point is the economic dominance they have, not what species their members belong to. I’m interested to see what they do for the Khorovar. I imagine most of the backgrounds and feats are for the Dragonmarked houses. Maybe they’ll take a Ravnica approach give one background per house. I wonder if they’ll work in the renown system for the Dragonmarked houses. Hopefully there are some unique non-Dragonmarked feats and backgrounds. I wonder if Eberron’s goblinoids will have fey touched, or if they’ll make them mechanically different to fit Eberron’s lore better. Hopefully this book will have more Demon Overlord and Daelkyr stat blocks that we haven’t seen before. I was always disappointed that we only got two of each in Rising from the Last War. Bel Shalor, the Hidden Sun, Kryzin, Orlassk, and others would be cool to see.</blockquote>

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