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Message: <blockquote data-quote="~Johnny~" data-source="post: 1496701" data-attributes="member: 16493">I'm looking forward to it! That poster will be nice to have, and I'll definitely be running the official Eberron adventures alongside my own.I'm guessing these first few Eberron adventures will focus on the more distinctive elements of the setting, but future Eberron adventures shouldn't be much harder to convert to your homebrew than a Forgotten Realms adventure. The setting isn't so different that most Eberron adventures wouldn't fit in a fairly ordinary fantasy campaign.Pretty nasty, I've noticed. But it seems to me that there are mostly a few really vocal angry people on the WotC boards. Also, the Miniatures crowd is the one that seems mostly likely to have a superficial impression of Eberron ("it's steampunk with dinosaurs!") They may not realize that dragons and beholders are as much (or more) a part of Eberron as golems with souls or raptor-riding halflings. I can't really imagine how you'd make setting-specific Eberron miniatures ...the standard minis will be right at home there. Anyway, though there are certainly exceptions, it seems to me that people tend to like Eberron more when they learn more about it.Speaking of which, it's been a while since I've pimped the <a href="http://www.coveworld.net/eberron/index2.html" target="_blank">Eberron Journal</a>. As of this week's update, it now features over 20,000 words of Designer Notes about the setting from Keith Baker. It's a great way to learn about the setting -- straight from the guy who created it -- without actually buying the book.</blockquote>

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