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Hey Kago! I'm the author of Psion's Primer. Thanks so much for using my book in your games!

Unfortunately, I don't know of any apps to help with creating a character with the Primer. There is this helpful link to an airtable database that will at least let you search for powers in various useful ways.

https://airtable.com/shrn1ESJxmLknGiSh

Sorry I couldn't be of more help!

That's a good point. It's been a while since I've shopped and remembered the 4 C's: cut, clarity, color, carat.

My table just has straight-up prices but maybe I should make these a rolled-for range of value. Bottom of the page: https://www.notion.so/joshpark/Dragonshards-734bec31fc9a40eb83daa79f3341ef0b

I've been disappointed in every official DM screen. I only use them as quick out of book reference, I printed my own and use This

I use Scribus. If I had Adobe InDesign I'd use that. But Scribus does the job, even though it's a bit clumsy like most free open-source software. I prefer it over word doc apps.

>My table just has straight-up prices but maybe I should make these a rolled-for range of value. Bottom of the page:
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>https://www.notion.so/joshpark/Dragonshards-734bec31fc9a40eb83daa79f3341ef0b

Thank you, I duplicated that :)

Quick explanation.....that can actually be kinda hard depending on where you start.

The shitty cliff notes version: You have a civilization of dragons studying some mystic prophecy. Horrors from other realms leak into the world. Ancient civilizations that fell are scattered across the world awaiting treasure hunters and adventurers to find them. The elven nation keeps mostly to itself worshiping their still living, yet undead ancestors. War torn nations on Khorvaire plot and scheme against each other while wondering who or what wiped Cyre from the map. Sentient constructs, nomadic barbarian halflings, shape shifters, and other beings dot the lands. Twelve houses whose members carry a unique mark, much like a magical birthmark, rule various areas of commerce.

This likely explains it better, but it's in more detail and almost 500 pages.

I created this crazy thing: https://airtable.com/invite/l?inviteId=inv7i2leP1t4qs7tZ&inviteToken=c82340d7df7b3ee6f29ba70c4e06d67e4e8836f4647a9f3631ebf2d173128503

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You can make a free account and copy it for your own use.

I bought the gale force 9 4e khorvaire map from our local gamestore, nice vinyl map.

30$ for 2 maps of 3 continents

There are some nice ones on Amazon that are cheap and well made. Pretty sure this is the one I have for the campaign I've been running. And it has all the little details you're looking for.

https://www.amazon.de/Eberron-Aufstieg-aus-letzten-Krieg/dp/194562549X/ref=asc_df_194562549X/?tag=googshopde-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=447659230739&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=7550829309943061733&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&...

Es gibt eine deutsche Version von "Eberron - Rising from the last war"

Not mine. My first search result appears to be a Twitter feed about something called the Library of Moria that’s some sort of Tolkien fanfic thing. But Google curates search results based on prior activity and I run ProtonVPN.

I appreciate that heads up though! May look into that.

I was very happy with the Battleguard Golem. This was one of the only options out there before the Eberron resurgence, but it still looks great. The sword arm is a separate piece you glue in, so you have some flexibility to change the stance or even kitbash if you want.

Much like /u/FalseAesop says, you are using a website that is not secure. If you have a web provider, you should ask them what steps you need to take to switch your blog from HTTP to HTTPS.

CloudFlare has a good, somewhat technical writeup about the differences and why HTTP is not secure here: https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ssl/why-is-http-not-secure/

Here is a link that will update as the code changes, just because I've made some small corrections along the way: https://repl.it/repls/HandmadeShallowRectangles

Hey man,

I feel it is such a great setting but there is so much to explore, in case I found this very useful table for Sharn: https://airtable.com/tblPxmCmC9k8taH3K/viwF2zDHFztg0MAP1?blocks=hideI don't remember who made it but thanks !

How did you start the campaign and linked the playing character to Vilroy ? If anbody has ideas I'de love to hear them.

I have three players one dwarf (from Mror Holds) looking for villains that stole a artefact his father was protecting, a crazy changeling artificer looking for people that experimented on him and a Warforged looking literally like a Tree from Elden Reaches xD.

I was thinking to have the 'Race of Eight winds' event during their first session to have some kind of cool background. And then something might happen during the race (Daask attack, etc.). But I'm still not sure how to avoid railroading their contact with Vilroy.

ps: I'll look into Curtain Call/Trust no one, but are you planning to get them out of Sharn soon ? I'm wondering if Frogotten relics + Curtain CAll/Trust one isn't too long in the same city (altough it's a really cool one)

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Thanks guys !

Someone shared this database earlier: https://airtable.com/tblDoVfc6PhA7uPai/viw6iVFbjASHX3tAW?blocks=hide

You should be able to sort by type!

I always try and share this Airtable that someone made: https://airtable.com/tblPxmCmC9k8taH3K/viwF2zDHFztg0MAP1?blocks=show

You can make a free account or use a google account. It has all of the of the Plateaus/Wards/Districts/Locations/Organizations interlinked for all of Sharn. For example, you can go to organizations>House Lyrandar and see that they have two locations, Stormwind Keep in Oak Towers and the Lyrandar Enclave in Dragon Towers. Then you can click Lyrandar Enclave and get a description of that location and any notable NPCs located there. If you are running a game in Sharn, you need this.

>but also be turned into the same creatures as the invasion.

Oh.... so you are going evil DM? Then consider this, the Daelkyr likes to tinker with flesh, heres one of my brainstorms of nasty effects they could use on you.

• Duplication of the confusion spell for 1d6 rounds and deals 1d4 damage to wis int and cha.
• The target slowly begins to melt. The subject takes 1 damage to constitution and intelligence each round for the next 1d10 rounds. If one of these stats reaches 0 the character dies and the body turns into a grey ooze(the body is destroyed). If the target is submerged in water he only takes half the ability damage he normally would.
• The target slowly begins to rot alive. He takes 1 constitution damage each day and all natural healing is disabled.
• Subject begins bleeding from his eyes for one day. This results in blindness during and 1d4 constitution damage. The blindness goes away when the targets constitution reaches its normal.
• Subject begins to vomit violently. You roll 3d4 to determine how many times a day you vomit. In addition you must make a 17 fortitude check to prevent yourself from vomiting each time you take more than one action per round. Each time you vomit you lose 1d3 rounds. The first 5 times you vomit you simply loses rounds. The next fiver you begin the cough out blood and take 1d3 damage. The next five times you take 1 constitution damage in addition to the normal damage. After that you continue suffering these effects each time you vomit. This only lasts for 1 day. Link here

Also you should go read about the Tsochar Link here: https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/rpg.rem.uz/Dungeons%20%26%20Dragons/D%26D%203rd%20Edition/D%26D%203.5e%20Core/Lords%20of%20Madness.pdf

Here you go:

http://www.dundjinni.com/forums/forum_posts.asp?TID=13947

This has lots of detail and I've used it in my game.

I find Pinterest (annoyingly!) to be really helpful for D&D related searches, which was how I found this one.

You might be able to find it cheaper than this, but I suggest the Adventurer's Guide to Eberron.

It's basically designed for this purpose. I will say though that it was published during the 3.5 era and I don't know if any information in there is outdated. I'm sure you could just tell the players if anything is inaccurate for the 5e version or for your world.

> I'm on-and-off currently working on a "futuristic" equipment codex for Eberron.

I was thinking of this the other day. When I was a kid I had this book called the Star Trek Technical Manual. When the writers would make scripts for the show, they would just leave a word * tech * in the text that was later filled in by technical director Michael Okuda, the cowriter of this book.

The book was well illustrated and explained all the hand-wavy stuff technical of the Trek universe in a way based on scientific theories, or how the technology would bend the laws of physics. The book really made the world feel complete in a new way to me when I watched it on TV or read the books. A similar book for Eberron would be a treasure trove of MacGuffins, plot lines about espionage and trade, and ways to combine the technologies to make your own magi-tech.

I dug up this quote from the book I still remember today, and builds my confidence in my bullshitting while storytelling.

"Early in the series, Patrick Stewart came up to us and asked how warp drive worked. We explained some of the hypothetical principles described in this volume, but added that such a device is far beyond present-day physics. We emphasized that no one has any real idea how to make a ship go faster than light. "Nonsense," Patrick declared. "All you have to do is say 'Engage.'" And he was right..."

IIRC, Redhurst was either one of the other top 10 or was written by one of the top 10 finalists.

https://smile.amazon.com/Redhurst-Academy-Magic-Matt-Forbeck/dp/1932488006/ref=smi_se_mit_rcol_smi_2537928482?_encoding=UTF8&*Version*=1&*entries*=0&pldnCmp=rcol&pldnCrt=my-impact