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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Volaran" data-source="post: 2690966" data-attributes="member: 592">I enjoyed the fluff in Magic of Eberron as much or more than the crunch.  There are a fe inconsistencies.  For instance,  I believe Keith Baker's information on Aeren makes more sense given the history from the campaign setting, but for the most part, it is a really great book.As an example, almost all the information in elemental binding is backround, flavour, ect. without changing the base mechanic, so you need not worry about it for a different system. Even the prestige class info contains a fair bit on who they are, organizations they belong to, ect.  Even if you don't use the prestige class mechanic, there is a lot to base similar character paths on.If you enjoyed Explorer's Handbook, I would recommend Magic of Eberron....now I crave waffles for some reason.</blockquote>