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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ashrem Bayle" data-source="post: 1591694" data-attributes="member: 3103">There is one major difference I see that seperates Eberron from all other settings that I can think of.Other Setting - "It's like regular D&D, but take away X and add X."Eberron - "It's like regular D&D, but add X."Everything made for D&D, with the exception of the core gods, has a place in Eberron. I guess the same could be said of Greyhawk or the Realms, but those two don't have the flexibility to add new things in the way Eberron does.Eberron takes into account things like Savage Species and psionics. The other settings make using those things a bit more difficult. Not impossible by any stretch, but it just doesn't.....mesh.. like it does with Eberron.</blockquote>