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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 6402314" data-attributes="member: 2011">Yeah, I have to admit that I do not see the need for another Eberron sourcebook.Personally, I never got into the whole "magic is not special, it's technology" of Eberron.I like the fact that the PCs are some of the most visible spell casters in a fantasy setting (shy of the real shakers and movers behind the scene) and the reason NPCs call to them for help is because magic is not technology and is not mundane. It's special and it's rare (except for PCs and a few NPCs), just like the PCs. One cannot just move an entire army down the lightning rails to solve a problem, the NPC leaders have to call in specialists (i.e. PCs).If Keith is really interested in how much support there is, he should do a poll here.All the best to Keith and his effort, but been there, done that, got the tshirt when it comes to Eberron. And many of the other settings. The game system should be playable with all settings, but WotC should probably focus on official support for just one setting, even if that is not my preferred setting. I'd rather they do a great job with one campaign world than spread out their resources and do an ok job with multiple settings. Just my preference.</blockquote>