D&D 5E Eberron: Rising from the Last War Table of Contents

The table of contents of Eberron: Rising from the Last War was posted by NewbieDM on Twitter.

 

[Weiley31]

No Archivist makes me sad.

UA is good enough for me.

 

[Kurotowa]

I've heard that, but yet there Iron Defender is in the ToCs.

An Iron Defender is an independent construct, the same as in previous editions, which is why it appears in the Bestiary. A Steel Defender is a support unit for a Battle Smith, and its stat block is part of the class entry.

 

[gyor]

An Iron Defender is an independent construct, the same as in previous editions, which is why it appears in the Bestiary. A Steel Defender is a support unit for a Battle Smith, and its stat block is part of the class entry.

Thank you.

 

[Weiley31]

Steel Defender is the goodest of robo Bois!

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Thank you.

Yes, and I suspect the Expecalafraglistic Messanger is the NPC version of whatever you can make with infusions.

The stats for the PC versions are determined by a formula, so are listed under the class, rather than amongst the monsters.

The name needs to be different, because digital versions.

I wonder if we there will be an official pet page added for character sheets? If not I think we need to make one.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

I think Archivist was made for another book entirely, because it makes no sense that the less popular (according to WotC) Alchemist made it, but Archivist did not. So I do believe it is coming some day.

The Alchemist was always going to make it in because that is the "default" artificer. Champions aren't very popular either.

I believe it has always been the plan that the Artificer class be reprinted in a general rule book as a core class, and that reprint to feature Alchemist and the Archivist, but not the very Eberron-ish Artillerist.

 

[gyor]

The Alchemist was always going to make it in because that is the "default" artificer. Champions aren't very popular either.

I believe it has always been the plan that the Artificer class be reprinted in a general rule book as a core class, and that reprint to feature Alchemist and the Archivist, but not the very Eberron-ish Artillerist.

To be fair I could see the Artillerist fitting right into Ravnica too.

 

[vpuigdoller]

We talking a proper floorplan of the Rail or an Amtrak-style map of the routes? 'Cause, I'm pretty sure it never got an official floorplan back in the day. At least one third-party did maps, though:

It's as Paramandur said floor plans of different carts you can arrange as you wish. Roll20 version has like a random generator that use them according to Adam Koebl flip thru.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

To be fair I could see the Artillerist fitting right into Ravnica too.

Point conceded.