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<blockquote data-quote="Sidekick" data-source="post: 3352370" data-attributes="member: 13946">Can’t recommend it enough. Eberron is what kept me playing D&amp;D to be honest. It’s fresh, its interesting, it embraces the idea that the PCs ARE the heroes and that the whole campaign setting can scale with them. The new races are great (although the shifters are a bit screwy mechanically) and the new classes like magewright and Artificer add lost to the setting.Dragonmarks are totally awesome and really add some depth to the PHB races. There’s nothing like being a fighter who can cast protection from arrows 1/day. It sure saves your bacon at least once every now and then. I say give it a go, at least buy the ECS. If you don’t like it that much you’re bound to find some bits that you’d like to cannibalise for your own homebrew campaign setting. Here’s my list of good/great Eberron books•&nbsp; &nbsp; Eberron Campaign Setting (GREAT)•&nbsp; &nbsp; Sharn: City of Towers (very good)•&nbsp; &nbsp; Dragonmarked (good)•&nbsp; &nbsp; Faiths of Eberron Middling/good sources (depends how much you’d use them)•&nbsp; &nbsp; Races of Eberron •&nbsp; &nbsp; Secrets of Xendrix•&nbsp; &nbsp; Magic of Faerun•&nbsp; &nbsp; Explorer’s Handbook•&nbsp; &nbsp; Five Nations (poor quality but some good stuff in amongst the dross)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sidekick, post: 3352370, member: 13946"] Can’t recommend it enough. Eberron is what kept me playing D&D to be honest. It’s fresh, its interesting, it embraces the idea that the PCs ARE the heroes and that the whole campaign setting can scale with them. The new races are great (although the shifters are a bit screwy mechanically) and the new classes like magewright and Artificer add lost to the setting. Dragonmarks are totally awesome and really add some depth to the PHB races. There’s nothing like being a fighter who can cast protection from arrows 1/day. It sure saves your bacon at least once every now and then. I say give it a go, at least buy the ECS. If you don’t like it that much you’re bound to find some bits that you’d like to cannibalise for your own homebrew campaign setting. Here’s my list of good/great Eberron books • Eberron Campaign Setting (GREAT) • Sharn: City of Towers (very good) • Dragonmarked (good) • Faiths of Eberron Middling/good sources (depends how much you’d use them) • Races of Eberron • Secrets of Xendrix • Magic of Faerun • Explorer’s Handbook • Five Nations (poor quality but some good stuff in amongst the dross) [/QUOTE]

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