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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AdmundfortGeographer" data-source="post: 2120903" data-attributes="member: 4682">You mean the rational evil leaders aren't violating the "Evil Overlord" list? Gah!I like Eberron, but something I think it needed was more nations. I know Keith Baker offered more and it was edited down into the five we have. But it would have felt richer right from the start to have more. As a result, I'm waiting for more Eberron sourcebooks before I think I can get an honest feel for the setting. What is out there now is too broadbrushy and thin for me to take the material confidently into a campaign.Something I think Eberron could use is a product, make it a few hundred pages, of nothing but sites to adventure in, ready to go for the time-crunched DM to pick up and wing a one-shot adventure night. Set them all over the continent, over the planet, across the planes. Now that we have the core campaign setting book something like the old "Book of Lairs" type accessories, but for Eberron, a new one every year or a single one three times as thick, would be exactly what is called for... got sidetracked... oops...The setting that tops my charts of settings I want to like is Fading Suns. I have nearly every D20 book published for it. I love everything. But it feels to me that it would make a betting TV series on SciFi or anime series than a roleplaying setting. Getting it to work as a roleplaying setting is something I'm having trouble with despite my enjoyment of it.Regards,Eric Anondson</blockquote>

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