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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorhook" data-source="post: 4203804" data-attributes="member: 58401">Dragons of Eberron has a buttload of high level adventure ideas, from high-Heroic through Paragon and then all the way up through Epic. Obviously there are draconic themes to each adventure seed, but the villains aren't exclusively dragons. (Come on, it's Eberron! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":-P" title="Stick out tongue    :-P"  data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":-P" />) While Argonnessen is a major focus of the book, campaign ideas span the whole of Eberron: - Suppressing titanic magics in the ruins of Xen'drik on behalf of dragons, or alternatively hunting artifacts down for the Lords of Dust, the Dreaming Dark, or someone else; - Fighting against a powerful rogue wyrm with a political agenda, posing as royalty or even the head of a Dragonmarked house, and threatening to throw Khorvaire back into war; - Gem Dragons as powerful Inspired, bred as perfect draconic hosts for Quori spirits; - Tiamat as both a legendary dragon-god and imprisoned Rajah, supreme among both dragons, who seek to keep her imprisoned, and the Lords of Dust, who endeavour to loose her upon Eberron.Also detailed is a vast metropolis deep within Argonnessen, filled with hundreds of thousands of dragons and humanoids alike, all explicitly high-level. (Imagine Sharn if everybody was 15th or 20th level, and guards were stone giants and dragons.)All in all, I believe no discussion of high-level play in Eberron is complete without this book. Better still, it plainly states a future update to 4E on dndinsider.com! It's fluff-heavy, and an interesting read, mixing a distinctly Paragon- and Epic-level perspective with definitely Eberron flavour.I'm jus' sayin'....</blockquote>

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