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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kdanger" data-source="post: 1664142" data-attributes="member: 20208">Well I received my Eberron book right after I heard they were using it as the standard campaign setting for DDO.  I think this campaign setting was written with this in mind.  I noticed last night that the dragonmarked house that has banks (sorry can't remember the dwarven house's name) has a magical system that allows you to put things in a deposit box at one location and remove them from another location anywhere there is another bank.  Now if that doesn't sound like EQ, I don't know what does.I have to say that Turbine is probably a very good company to do this.  Hell, I am playing Asheron's Call again after 2 years.  They seem more focused on their customers than say Sony.  Now with Middle Earth and DnD Online coming out who knows what will happen.I myself am pretty excited about the possibility of playing in Eberron.  The campaign is very different and it will be fun to explore.  I hope that they somehow get people to try and roleplay more than most games, but powergamers will probably end up ruling.  I had figured that Forgotten Realms was out of the question, but I was thinking that Greyhawk would have been a good choice for an online world.  I guess they wanted something new and different, not just the same ol' high fantasy.</blockquote>