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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 3759452" data-attributes="member: 2011">I think most of Eberron is a hodge podge of many other genres.I don't want warforged in my non-Eberron campaign (or books), just like I do not want elemental powered planes and trains in my non-Eberron campaign (or books). Ditto for Artificers, Shifters, etc.To me, this is Eberron specific material and does not belong in core DND.And yes, I agree that Eberron is a Star Wars rehash with traveling to exotic environments being the main occupation. Core worlds in the middle of the map, outer rim locations beyond that.Droids = Warforged, Starfighters = Airships, mehAnd finally with respect to Warforged, I really don't like the fact that they are Living Constructs as opposed to Constructs. Having to drastically change the game mechanics of constructs to make them a PC race (for balance reasons) shouts that they should never have been a PC race in the first place, even in Eberron. It's a kludge. IMO.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 3759452, member: 2011"] I think most of Eberron is a hodge podge of many other genres. I don't want warforged in my non-Eberron campaign (or books), just like I do not want elemental powered planes and trains in my non-Eberron campaign (or books). Ditto for Artificers, Shifters, etc. To me, this is Eberron specific material and does not belong in core DND. And yes, I agree that Eberron is a Star Wars rehash with traveling to exotic environments being the main occupation. Core worlds in the middle of the map, outer rim locations beyond that. Droids = Warforged, Starfighters = Airships, meh And finally with respect to Warforged, I really don't like the fact that they are Living Constructs as opposed to Constructs. Having to drastically change the game mechanics of constructs to make them a PC race (for balance reasons) shouts that they should never have been a PC race in the first place, even in Eberron. It's a kludge. IMO. [/QUOTE]

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