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<blockquote data-quote="Anti-Sean" data-source="post: 3443334" data-attributes="member: 11797">I voted for Sharn: CoT and Five Nations, as they've had the most directly applicable use for me so far. Those two books really helped to give me a sense of the lay of the land, prevailing attitudes, ideas, movers and shakers, and the like on both the micro (Sharn) and macro (Khorvaire) levels. We've spent most of the campaign so far in Sharn, and that book has been my lifeline. FN My players haven't had much much need for any of the excellent crunch that Races of Eberron, but two of their characters might at some point. They'll most likely run afoul of some of the options presented there soon, though. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> Faiths of Eberron and Dragonmarked have helped me come up with oodles of background ideas and plot hooks, but none of them have been implemented yet.As far as novels go, I don't usually read D&amp;D fiction, but I enjoyed the heck out of Hellcow's Dreaming Dark Trilogy. Plus, the first book, City of Towers, has an *excellent* glossary in the back.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anti-Sean, post: 3443334, member: 11797"] I voted for Sharn: CoT and Five Nations, as they've had the most directly applicable use for me so far. Those two books really helped to give me a sense of the lay of the land, prevailing attitudes, ideas, movers and shakers, and the like on both the micro (Sharn) and macro (Khorvaire) levels. We've spent most of the campaign so far in Sharn, and that book has been my lifeline. FN My players haven't had much much need for any of the excellent crunch that Races of Eberron, but two of their characters might at some point. They'll most likely run afoul of some of the options presented there soon, though. :) Faiths of Eberron and Dragonmarked have helped me come up with oodles of background ideas and plot hooks, but none of them have been implemented yet. As far as novels go, I don't usually read D&D fiction, but I enjoyed the heck out of Hellcow's Dreaming Dark Trilogy. Plus, the first book, City of Towers, has an *excellent* glossary in the back. [/QUOTE]

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