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Message: <blockquote data-quote="flametitan" data-source="post: 7754542" data-attributes="member: 6822731">I took a look at it on D&D Beyond (and pre-ordered Ravnica, despite my initial disappointment over no spelljammer)I'm not even through the "What is Eberron?" chapter and I'm in love. I knew it was likely up my alley to begin with, but there's things in here I'm going to have to use, even if I don't run Eberron (specifically the Environmental Elements Sidebar. This should have been in the DMG, as it's another crucial element in bringing TotM games to life.) I'm a little disappointed at first that the stuff in here is technically UA, but there's enough of an overview to make it worth the money even without the crunch.If you already have the books, I feel that this's not going to add enough (covering the world and crunch in only 176) pages to make it worth buying. Best hold off until wotc says the're confident with the feedback and announce that the crunch is in "finished form". If you're new to the world, like myself, and want to learn about it and why it's loved, however, it feels well worth the money.(that reads more like a review than I meant it to be.)</blockquote>