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<blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 5826315" data-attributes="member: 22424">Actually, I'll be kinda surprised if Eberron is released in print in 5e.I think my inclination with the setting might be to extract the fluff materials from all the existing books (3e and 4e), do a &quot;definitive version&quot; including whatever bits of both you want to include (and, indeed, anything else you want to include), and then make that available as an electronic download for sale to DDI subscribers.At the same time, take the mechanical bits of the setting (again, whatever you want to include), update these to 5e, compile them into a single 'book', and make it available separately - definitely as part of that same electronic download, and perhaps also as an in-print &quot;Conversion Guide&quot;.But that's predicated on my guess (and it is just a guess) that most people who are interested in Eberron already have the fluff that they want, and so there isn't really a market for a reprint of the same stuff again.(The other advantage of doing an &quot;Eberron Bundle&quot; in this manner is that it makes a fairly big selling point for DDI - subscribe and you get the option to buy a complete, detailed, and high-quality setting at a knock-down price.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="delericho, post: 5826315, member: 22424"] Actually, I'll be kinda surprised if Eberron is released in print in 5e. I think my inclination with the setting might be to extract the fluff materials from all the existing books (3e and 4e), do a "definitive version" including whatever bits of both you want to include (and, indeed, anything else you want to include), and then make that available as an electronic download for sale to DDI subscribers. At the same time, take the mechanical bits of the setting (again, whatever you want to include), update these to 5e, compile them into a single 'book', and make it available separately - definitely as part of that same electronic download, and perhaps also as an in-print "Conversion Guide". But that's predicated on my guess (and it is just a guess) that most people who are interested in Eberron already have the fluff that they want, and so there isn't really a market for a reprint of the same stuff again. (The other advantage of doing an "Eberron Bundle" in this manner is that it makes a fairly big selling point for DDI - subscribe and you get the option to buy a complete, detailed, and high-quality setting at a knock-down price.) [/QUOTE]

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