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Explore the many themes and features of Eberron as a tabletop role-playing game setting. In each episode, the hosts choose a topic and discuss how GMs and players can use the setting's lore in their campaigns.
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Eberron co-designer Bill Slavicsek and Eberron: A Chronicle of Echoes co-creator/co-host Rebecca Gray join Keith and Kristian to celebrate Eberron‘s 20th anniversary, recounting the journey from its original concept—Thrilling Tales of Sword and Sorcery—to the setting we all know and love today.
Scorpions, shadows and flames! Keith, Wayne and Imogen explore the cultures of the drow of Xen'drik.
With all their bribes properly paid, Keith, Wayne and Imogen are back to talk about the major criminal factions in Eberron.
Once upon a time, Keith, Wayne and Imogen tell the story of Thelanis and the fey of Eberron.
Keith, Wayne and Imogen brave the Mists to explore the vast and numerous horrors of Eberron.
1Live at Ethereal Gary Con XIII, Keith, Wayne and Imogen are joined once again by special guest co-host Kristian Serrano to talk about our journeys in game design, and how we'd each break and remake Eberron.
The Trust assures all our listeners that Keith, Wayne and Imogen aren't stirring up trouble during their deep dive into the lore of Eberron's gnomes.
Keith, Wayne and Imogen open up the lab and get experimental... it's time to talk artificers and arcane science!
Cold Sun and Poison Dusk threaten Keith, Wayne and Imogen as they explore the frontiers of Q'barra.
Keith, Wayne and Imogen stare into the witch's pot to get a glimpse of the next D&D 5th Edition hardcover.
The Inspired graciously welcome Keith, Wayne and Imogen to the Unity of Riedra.
Keith, Wayne and Imogen venture beyond the Shadowcrags to explore the ancient and terrible Demon Wastes.
Keith, Wayne and Imogen are joined by special guest Laura Hirsbrunner to discuss the content and process of Keith's newest Eberron hardcover: Exploring Eberron.
Keith, Wayne, Kristian, and their new co-host, Imogen Gingell venture into the wilds of the Eldeen Reaches.
Keith, Wayne, and Kristian delve deep into the Mror Holds to dig into the dwarves.
Keith, Wayne, and Kristian explore the culture and identity of Eberron's half-elves.
Keith and Kristian examine the Treaty of Thronehold, how it has shaped the continent of Khorvaire, and what effects it can have in your campaign.
Keith and Kristian venture to the outer regions of Khorvaire to study the various cultures of orcs and half-orcs.
Keith, Wayne, and Kristian talk about all of the exciting content and accessories to be released for Eberron and explore Eberron: Rising from the Last War.
Keith and Kristian are joined by Don Bassingthwaite, author of The Dragon Below and Legacy of Dhakaan trilogies of Eberron novels, to study the culture and history of the Dar.
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Thanks for the work you all continue to do for the fans, it is much appreciated.
enjoying the lore, thank you! would you recommend beyond 5e what source books to start with.
Great episode! Happy anniversary Eberron!
Really solid Warforged episode, but honestly Keith - try not interrupting your co-hosts for like ONE episode. I can't imagine how they must feel about never being allowed to finish a thought. It certainly grinds MY gears.
Eberron is a fascinating campaign setting and I'm really glad this podcast exists. It's also neat to have the creator of the setting on the show. However, I have two quibbles: first, I strongly feel that the first few episodes -- or even the first 5-10 minutes of each episode -- should give a very broad overview of the topic at hand. What IS Eberron? What ARE the major divisions of politics and religion? The hosts jump into specific subjects that someone who is newer to the setting couldn't possibly know about. I just wish they would give some bullet-points to provide a framework for the discussion. Second, even though Keith is undoubtedly the most knowledgeable about Eberron, I find that he doesn't give the other hosts (who ALSO know and love the setting) a chance to speak. He strings together idea after idea, to the point where the other three hosts have essentially resigned to a Q&A/interview-style podcast. I appreciate Keith's passion but an actual discussion would make for better