D&D General Eberron - why don't you run it? [-]

[pukunui]

Is there? I can't say that I've seen any WotC adventures specifically set in Sharn.

I had more fun with Korranberg though.

The starter adventure in the 3.5e book is set in Sharn, the starter adventure in the 5e book is set in Sharn, one of the two AL campaigns is set entirely in Sharn while the other one has several adventures set there.

It’s pretty much impossible to find a 1st or 3rd party Eberron adventure for 1st level that isn’t set in Sharn! (The opening adventure for the Oracle of War campaign might be the only one.)

 

[Paul Farquhar]

the starter adventure in the 5e book is set in Sharn

That’s very short - more an episode than an actual adventure, but it does use the setting, as it centres on a sky coach chase.

I never had much 3e stuff, we were playing other games at the time.

But Sharn is pretty boring.”oh look, floating skyscrapers!” and you have seen the place.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Mostly because tge players aren't familiar with it.

Only 1 of them owns the book and tgats s recent addition.

Eberron is pretty much the only setting book my players do have!

 

[Paul Farquhar]

I like a lot of generic D&D pantheons, Greyhawk, Forgotten Realms, Krynn, Golarion, the real world and fictional ones from Deities & Demigods/Legends & Lore, 4e core, and others.

The Sovereign Host specifically just does not call out to me and hook me like those others do.

I actively dislike the Christianised Polytheism of generic D&D, especially the meddling deities of the Forgotten Realms.

I really like the Silver Flame as a religious organisation with real political power, much more like real world religion. Much more “medieval” than those other settings.

I see the Sovereign Host as a kind of folk religion, clinging on in the shadow of the Silver Flame. One of my players was interested in The Traveller, but it is more like real world polytheism, where you are not required to choose one deity from the deck.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Given that this is a negative thread, one thing I don’t like about Eberron is the proper names. Too difficult to spell, and too many are similar to each other.

 

[GrimCo]

I just don't dig magitech or magic as technology in a way Eberron does it. If i want blend of magic and technology, i would rather go to full on steampunk like Iron Kingdoms. In essence, magic + technology, not magic is technology.

 

[Valetudo]

I run my gods like greek mythology movies like Hercules and clash of the titans. They are a bunch of inept squabbling pervs running celestial diddy parties with the mortals and basically perpetually causing problems.