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Message: <blockquote data-quote="(Psi)SeveredHead" data-source="post: 5617509" data-attributes="member: 1165">Also, lots of smart people, but few can become wizards.Breland sort of has it, but the history of China suggests that mass literacy has little to nothing to do with democracy.Any non-d'marked houses could have monopolies, but they can't step on the toes of the d'marked houses. So, you could have a monopoly on equipping adventurers for underwater travel, but you'll need to reach an accomodation with a d'marked house if you sell them the means to get to the sea they wish to go to.Because d'marked powers/items give greater economic value than racial powers/traits.I think I read a rule (an alternate one?) where clerics radiate the aura of their god, regardless of their own alignment.One third of Eberron humans are evil. Paladins can't go on mass arrest/killing sprees.The town bully is probably evil. Killing him is still vigilantism.</blockquote>