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<blockquote data-quote="kdanger" data-source="post: 1664142" data-attributes="member: 20208"><p>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.</p><p></p><p>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.</p><p></p><p>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.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kdanger, post: 1664142, 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. [/QUOTE]
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