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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hellcow" data-source="post: 5335010" data-attributes="member: 15800">I'm not a WotC employee, so I don't know what possibilities there are for future sourcebook support. However, I do expect to be writing more articles for DDI in the future (beginning with the follow-up to the recent Q'barra article, exploring the reptilian cultures of the region). Beyond that, I'm also hoping to provide additional Eberron support on <a href="http://bossythecow.com/hdwt/" target="_blank">my website</a>, though there's limits to what I can do (and certainly nothing I say on HDWT is official). I've also just returned from a trip in which I spent some time talking to Turbine, and I hope to work with the DDO team in the future. It's certainly the case that the odds of Eberron receiving further material are entirely dependent on the perceived demand for such material. Response to existing DDI articles is an obvious way for WotC to see that people want more, so commenting on threads <a href="http://community.wizards.com/go/thread/view/75882/25816597/Dungeon_182_-_Backdrop:_Qbarra_pt1_%E2%80%93%C2%A0Blood_and_Dragonshards?post_id=465582101#465582101" target="_blank">like this one</a> certainly helps. Sales on the upcoming Eberron novels (including the final novel in the Thorn of Breland Series - The Fading Dream - which comes out later this month) will likely determine if there are any further novels. And the success of DDO may be what keeps the setting alive. For those who haven't been following DDO, it's made huge strides. In the beginning the connection to the setting felt forced. But visiting the studio, I was impressed by the passion of the design team and their solid grasp of the setting, and I look forward to seeing where they take it. Anyhow, thanks for continuing to support Eberron, and I hope there will be new material for you in days to come.</blockquote>

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