An Eberron Campaign [Archive] - Wizards Community

An Eberron Campaign [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Tobiah
01-06-08, 02:53 PM Hi everyone, My group are new to Eberron and so I, clearly, am new to these boards. I am, however, a chronic lurker, and so have read much of your wonderfully useful discussion.
Anyway, I digress. What I am looking for is some recommendation as to how to use and link together any (as many as possible) of the published, official Eberron adventure modules into an ongoing campaign.
Basically I'm looking to introduce my group to Eberron and so would prefer to focus on learning about and enjoying the setting than adventure writing for now.
Obviously, starting with the arc that begins in the campaign setting book would be sensible (I don't have the book to hand and the name of the adventure has escaped me) but where would one go from there?
I am open to adventures in Dungeon back-issues as long as a PDF is available, I live in England.

Thanks in advance for any help, much appreciated.

Toby.
andrewknaut
01-06-08, 03:05 PM After the adventure in the back of the Eberron core book their are several other adventures that follow the same story line, with reoccurring characters (both good and bad). I used the first two adventures with my girl friend and we both liked them. They have you go all around the world and explore and feel most of what Eberron has to offer. Other than that I would just start reading. The first books I would suggest would be the Dragonmarked and Five nation books. Both give a large description of Khorvaire, than if your interested in the other continents their are books for each of those.
Hoped that helped a little.
ChaoticGood
01-12-08, 03:55 AM For your reference, Tobiah, the adventures are:

Shadows of the Last War (Note: See this thread for errata and suggestions. (http://forums.gleemax.com/showthread.php?t=842347))
Whispers of the Vampire's Blade
Grasp of the Emerald Claw

You can also use material from Voyage of the Golden Dragon to fill in the travel time for the other adventures' long treks around Khorvaire. :)

Finally, there is a campaign-length adventure called Eyes of the Lich Queen which is more or less a stand-alone from the first three.

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Tobiah 01-06-08, 02:53 PM	Hi everyone, My group are new to Eberron and so I, clearly, am new to these boards. I am, however, a chronic lurker, and so have read much of your wonderfully useful discussion. Anyway, I digress. What I am looking for is some recommendation as to how to use and link together any (as many as possible) of the published, official Eberron adventure modules into an ongoing campaign. Basically I'm looking to introduce my group to Eberron and so would prefer to focus on learning about and enjoying the setting than adventure writing for now. Obviously, starting with the arc that begins in the campaign setting book would be sensible (I don't have the book to hand and the name of the adventure has escaped me) but where would one go from there? I am open to adventures in Dungeon back-issues as long as a PDF is available, I live in England. Thanks in advance for any help, much appreciated. Toby.
andrewknaut 01-06-08, 03:05 PM	After the adventure in the back of the Eberron core book their are several other adventures that follow the same story line, with reoccurring characters (both good and bad). I used the first two adventures with my girl friend and we both liked them. They have you go all around the world and explore and feel most of what Eberron has to offer. Other than that I would just start reading. The first books I would suggest would be the Dragonmarked and Five nation books. Both give a large description of Khorvaire, than if your interested in the other continents their are books for each of those. Hoped that helped a little.
ChaoticGood 01-12-08, 03:55 AM	For your reference, Tobiah, the adventures are: Shadows of the Last War (Note: See this thread for errata and suggestions. (http://forums.gleemax.com/showthread.php?t=842347)) Whispers of the Vampire's Blade Grasp of the Emerald Claw You can also use material from Voyage of the Golden Dragon to fill in the travel time for the other adventures' long treks around Khorvaire. :) Finally, there is a campaign-length adventure called Eyes of the Lich Queen which is more or less a stand-alone from the first three.