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White Lion 06-09-04, 02:26 PM	So Dungeon 113 is slated to have an Eberron adventure, and I was thinking it might be perfect for a quick one-off game to get some of my players interested in the world. Does anyone have any idea as to the mean character level(s) or geographic location? I'm sure it will be low-level, though preferably not 1st, so as to give a few more options in terms of new races/feats/abilities.
Mr. VanderMeer 06-09-04, 03:27 PM	I don't know about the dungeon adventure, but the Campaign Setting book also has an adventure in the back. It is a 1st level adventure set in Sharn.
MavrickWeirdo 06-09-04, 10:27 PM	My guess would be that the adventure would support "a party of four players ranging from level 2 to level 4" and that a "variety of races/classes is recomended" with warnings such as "if the players wish to play psionic classes, or the kalashtar race then the DM will need the Expanded Psionics Handbook" or "If one of the players decides to play a Warforged Character, then it is recomended that there also be an Artificer in the party."
Rauol_Duke 06-09-04, 11:35 PM	This thread reports what we DO know about the Eberron adventure in Dungeon #113... http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=251449
shemov 06-10-04, 04:10 PM	i have just found below info in www.paizo.com There is no eberron adventure mentioned. (i had started my 12 issues subscriptions only because of 3 eberron adventures and eberron poster map and now what???) Dungeon Issue #113 Magazine Issue Cover Date Aug 2004 Ships to Subscribers Jun 22, 2004 Appears on Newstands Jul 13, 2004 The Birth of a New Era! Next month kicks off a new era for Dungeon, with these exciting features! Mad God’s Key by Jason Bulmahn A hunt for a missing key leads the heroes from the streets of the city of Greyhawk to the Tomb of Blood Everflowing in the treacherous Cairn Hills. A Living Greyhawk-compatible adventure for 1st-level characters. Torrents of Dread by Greg Vaughan A supernaturally powerful storm, mudslides, and agitated dinosaurs are the least of the worries in the tropical village of Mora. The village’s spiritual leader, the Zombie Master, has gone missing, and now undead rise from sodden graves and the village matriarch lies dead, murdered by her own son. What dire menace awaits in the flooded catacombs below? Find out in this adventure for 6th-level characters, set on the infamous Isle of Dread. Thirteen Cages by Chris Thomasson At last! The heroes finally track down the insidious Cagewrights for a final showdown in their lair deep beneath the volcano of Cauldron. But who secretly leads the Thirteen, and what will his final message mean for the PCs? A Shackled City Adventure Path scenario for 16th-level characters. Backdrop: The Isle of Dread by Gary Holian Detailed encounter charts, a poster map, adventure hooks, new monsters, and places of mystery complete this overview of a dinosaur-ridden jungle island that has spelled doom for thousands of D&D players. Suitable for any campaign. Plus! Monte Cook’s “Dungeoncraft,” Wil Wheaton’s “Wil Save,” the Campaign Workbook, and an all-new format!
Rauol_Duke 06-10-04, 09:30 PM	Originally posted by shemov i have just found below info in www.paizo.com There is no eberron adventure mentioned. (i had started my 12 issues subscriptions only because of 3 eberron adventures and eberron poster map and now what???) Dungeon Issue #113 Magazine Issue Cover Date Aug 2004 Ships to Subscribers Jun 22, 2004 Appears on Newstands Jul 13, 2004 The Birth of a New Era! Next month kicks off a new era for Dungeon, with these exciting features! Mad God’s Key by Jason Bulmahn A hunt for a missing key leads the heroes from the streets of the city of Greyhawk to the Tomb of Blood Everflowing in the treacherous Cairn Hills. A Living Greyhawk-compatible adventure for 1st-level characters. Torrents of Dread by Greg Vaughan A supernaturally powerful storm, mudslides, and agitated dinosaurs are the least of the worries in the tropical village of Mora. The village’s spiritual leader, the Zombie Master, has gone missing, and now undead rise from sodden graves and the village matriarch lies dead, murdered by her own son. What dire menace awaits in the flooded catacombs below? Find out in this adventure for 6th-level characters, set on the infamous Isle of Dread. Thirteen Cages by Chris Thomasson At last! The heroes finally track down the insidious Cagewrights for a final showdown in their lair deep beneath the volcano of Cauldron. But who secretly leads the Thirteen, and what will his final message mean for the PCs? A Shackled City Adventure Path scenario for 16th-level characters. Backdrop: The Isle of Dread by Gary Holian Detailed encounter charts, a poster map, adventure hooks, new monsters, and places of mystery complete this overview of a dinosaur-ridden jungle island that has spelled doom for thousands of D&D players. Suitable for any campaign. Plus! Monte Cook’s “Dungeoncraft,” Wil Wheaton’s “Wil Save,” the Campaign Workbook, and an all-new format! I think that this is a mistake on Paizo's webpage. First of all, Erik Mona (Editor in Chief, Dungeon magazine) posted on another board that the adventure Thirteen Cages is in issue #114. Furthermore, the format change to Dungeon starts with issue #114. Some of the features described here are indicative of the new format (i.e. Wil Wheaton's column, "Wil Save"). I think that the above listing is for issue #114, not #113. According to the blurb about Dungeon #113 in the latest Dragon magazine (#321), it will feature Dungeon's first Eberron adventure, The Queen with Burning Eyes . Don't worry Shemov, I'm sure we'll be getting our Eberron goodies in Dungeon.
White Lion 06-11-04, 12:01 AM	Thanks for the info folks. Would still like to see if someone can nail down the suggested character levels though. I think a quick Dungeon adventure would be a great intro, so as to maybe get my gamers interested for the next campaign we run in full force. Again, just hoping it might be mid-ish level (3-4) so as to give a better representation of new character options. Anyone know? (and before handing out the usual "just tailor your own adventure" advice, let me just state that I plan this as a quickie between two established homebrew campaigns, the design of which takes up most of my limited free time. I'd just like something that I could throw in on the fly, during some session when we're down 2 players or whatnot, without too much modification)