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Eberron

Secrets of Eberron Revealed (Part 8)

July 29, 2010

King Boranel an impostor? Impossible. Or is it? And just how are so many criminals avoiding the well trained soldiers of House Deneith. In this installment of the Secrets of Eberron Revealed we look into a possible conspiracy within the royal house of Breland where a king might in fact be a changeling and House [...]

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Secrets of Eberron Revealed (Part 7)

June 16, 2010

Even though we’ve spent a lot of time discussing Dark Sun over the past few weeks we still play our weekly game in Eberron and are still committed to bringing you Eberron-specific articles. With this latest installment in our ongoing series, Secrets of Eberron Revealed, we look at how Dragonmarks are permanently removed and how [...]

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Novel Adventures: Games with Predefined Endings

March 12, 2010

In February’s issue of Dungeon (#173), Craig A. Campbell has created a three-encounter delve called Haruuc’s Tomb: A Novel Adventure based on events from Don Bassingthwaite’s fantastic Eberron novel, Word of Traitors. As a big fan of Eberron and a huge fan of this book I was very concerned about how this adventure would turn [...]

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Secrets of Eberron Revealed (Part 6)

March 2, 2010

The Dragonmarked Houses try to keep some secrets of Eberron from being revealed. In this installment we focus on the best kept secret in Khorvaire – true Dragonmarks manifesting outside of the normal racial boundaries. Power and fortunes hang in the balance if Dragonmarks loose their exclusivity to a particular house or race. In The [...]

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Being Lycanthrope In Eberron

February 25, 2010

The moon is a harsh mistress. None know this more intimately than the lycanthropes of Eberron. With twelve moons, there is seldom a night when lycanthropes don’t feel the tug of their inner beast. While 4e has changed the way lycanthropy is handled, we realized that not everyone is happy with these changes. What we [...]

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Eberron Resource Page

February 24, 2010

If you’re looking for Eberron resources then you need look no further. Today Dungeon’s Master adds a new section to our website dedicated exclusively to Eberron-related content. The Eberron tab is easily accessed at the top of every page above the Dungeon’s Master banner. It’s a permanent, one-stop-shop for all things Eberron.

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Secrets of Eberron Revealed (Part 5)

January 22, 2010

More secrets of Eberron are revealed as we discover political plotting within The Twelve and we reveal the Mournland Express. Changes are coming for House Cannith. The ongoing internal family power struggle within House Cannith scares members of other Dragonmakred Houses. Other house scions plot to unify House Cannith by whatever means necessary. Take a [...]

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Review: Son of Khyber

January 8, 2010

Son of Khyber (Thorn of Breland, Book II) Keith Baker An Eberron Novel Keith Baker’s latest novel, Son of Khyber, will appeal to you if: You’re a fan of the Eberron setting Your D&D campaign takes place in Eberron You’re fascinated by the Dragonmarked Houses and political intrigue You’re interested in learning more about the [...]

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An Interview With Eberron Author Don Bassingthwaite (Part 3)

November 19, 2009

Today we complete our interview with Eberron author, Don Bassingthwaite. In this installment Don talks about The Tyranny of Ghosts, the third novel in the Legacy of Dhakaan trilogy, inventing the goblin language and who he would cast in the movie versions of his books. Although the interview is presented in print and in multiple [...]

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An Interview With Eberron Author Don Bassingthwaite (Part 2)

November 12, 2009

We continue our interview with Eberron author, Don Bassingthwaite. In this installment Don talks about how much D&D’s game rules impact his writing as well as some of the challenges he experienced when 4e came out. Although the interview will be presented in print and in multiple parts, when we’re finished we’ll make the complete [...]

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