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<blockquote data-quote="mhacdebhandia" data-source="post: 3422807" data-attributes="member: 18832">The misnamed Player's Guide to Eberron, because it's a really handy encyclopedic resource for most of the major elements of the setting. It's not something you can hand to your players, though, any more than the Player's Guide to Faerun was.Five Nations, if you plan to use them as the backdrop to your party's adventures.Dragonmarked, if the houses will be important in your game.Explorer's Handbook, if you plan to send them all over the map on crazy &quot;red line&quot; journeys and need exotic places as destinations or stops along the way.Faiths of Eberron, if you think the religions of the setting will be important to your game.Secrets of Xen'drik or Secrets of Sarlona, if you think they'll be places your characters want to explore in detail.Races of Eberron, if you think you'd like more options for and ideas about the races of the setting - not just the four new races, either. Likewise, Magic of Eberron has a lot of spells, items, and concepts that you can use to spice up the party or their opponents.Essentially, I think all the sourcebooks so far have been really good. It just depends on what your game needs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mhacdebhandia, post: 3422807, member: 18832"] The misnamed [i]Player's Guide to Eberron[/i], because it's a really handy encyclopedic resource for most of the major elements of the setting. It's not something you can hand to your players, though, any more than the [i]Player's Guide to Faerun[/i] was. [i]Five Nations[/i], if you plan to use them as the backdrop to your party's adventures. [i]Dragonmarked[/i], if the houses will be important in your game. [i]Explorer's Handbook[/i], if you plan to send them all over the map on crazy "red line" journeys and need exotic places as destinations or stops along the way. [i]Faiths of Eberron[/i], if you think the religions of the setting will be important to your game. [i]Secrets of Xen'drik[/i] or [i]Secrets of Sarlona[/i], if you think they'll be places your characters want to explore in detail. [i]Races of Eberron[/i], if you think you'd like more options for and ideas about the races of the setting - not just the four new races, either. Likewise, [i]Magic of Eberron[/i] has a lot of spells, items, and concepts that you can use to spice up the party or their opponents. Essentially, I think all the sourcebooks so far have been really good. It just depends on what your game needs. [/QUOTE]

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