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<blockquote data-quote="jgsugden" data-source="post: 7470853" data-attributes="member: 2629">I've always found Eberron to be a bit of a disappointment in that it is an incredibly rich campaign setting - but a lot of DMs fail to capitalize upon it and run vanilla dungeon delves in it that don't capitalize upon the elements of the setting.&nbsp; However, I run games in the FR, in Eberron and in Homebrew worlds.&nbsp; FR games are really only for short little adventures where I'm playing with experienced gamers I do not know and I want them to know a bit about the setting.&nbsp; My Homebrews are massive efforts with years of work going into them and I peel those onions slowly with a group over a long time.&nbsp; Eberron is the middle ground - I'll run a game there with my friends if I'm filling in for a DM taking a break, or if I have an appropriate adventure idea in mind and people are available.&nbsp; It is a great place to tell stories with good roleplayers you know well...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jgsugden, post: 7470853, member: 2629"] I've always found Eberron to be a bit of a disappointment in that it is an incredibly rich campaign setting - but a lot of DMs fail to capitalize upon it and run vanilla dungeon delves in it that don't capitalize upon the elements of the setting. However, I run games in the FR, in Eberron and in Homebrew worlds. FR games are really only for short little adventures where I'm playing with experienced gamers I do not know and I want them to know a bit about the setting. My Homebrews are massive efforts with years of work going into them and I peel those onions slowly with a group over a long time. Eberron is the middle ground - I'll run a game there with my friends if I'm filling in for a DM taking a break, or if I have an appropriate adventure idea in mind and people are available. It is a great place to tell stories with good roleplayers you know well... [/QUOTE]

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