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Message: <blockquote data-quote="overgeeked" data-source="post: 9757757" data-attributes="member: 86653">Eberron is one of my all-time favorite D&D settings. I run it regularly but have to really fight against the urge to just homebrew my own to run an existing setting. I don't run Eberron for two reasons. First, the lore is absurdly dense and hard to collate across however many books. Plus there's picking which version of the lore to follow. OG book, that plus some 3X supplements but not others, that plus all the other 3X supplements, the 4E lore, the 5E lore, that plus tracking down what Keith's added to the lore since I last checked in with his website. It's just wildly too much. That's probably why I stick with the OG book, 4E, or Last War. Forget everything else. Second, dragonmarks. The idea of dragonmarked houses is fantastic. Built-in factions with their own powers and interests is wonderful. Love it. But the idea of 99% of PCs that have ever existed in an Eberron game having these supposedly super-rare dragonmarks is just maddening. Also, for some reason "there will be no dragonmarked PCs in this game" causes interest to completely evaporate. Imagine that.</blockquote>