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«hõ†šÞïkê18»

01-04-06, 03:19 PM
I was wondering if there were any officially published quests or adventures for Eberron besides the Forgotten Forge. I am aware of the general ones found in the download section, but was hoping that there were more Eberron tailored ones. Any help is appreciated.
Korhal_IV

01-04-06, 03:35 PM
Shadows of the Last War, Whispers of the Vampire's Blade, and Grasp of the Emerald Claw are all Eberron modules published by WotC. In addition, several recent issues of Dungeon will have Eberron modules in them.
Pocalem

01-04-06, 04:39 PM
Fallen Angel in one of the Dragon Magazines is a 3rd level module written by Keith Baker that I believe is/can be used for Eberron.
Straylight

01-04-06, 06:00 PM
I should also note that Shadows/Whispers/Grasp (collectively known as the Cannith Affair or Cannith Trilogy) are all part of the same series as Forgotten Forge. Whispers isn't tied in as heavily as the other two, but it does help build up the PCs' web of contacts, and it doesn't take much modification to weave it into the overall storyline.
«hõ†šÞïkê18»

01-04-06, 07:26 PM
Alright thanks.
ragboy

01-05-06, 04:33 PM
Other than the ones already mentioned, there are several from Dungeon magazine:

adventure issue level

Queen with the Burning Eyes - issue: 113 level: 1
Steel Shadows issue: 115 level: 7
Fallen Angel issue: 117 level: 3
Crypt of Crimson Stars* issue: 123 level: 7
Temple of the Scorpion God* issue: 124 level: 7
Pit of the Fire Lord* issue: 125 level: 8
Murder in Oakbridge issue: 126? level: 5


*A 'mini adventure path' series.

I'm running Queen with the Burning Eyes right now, and it's a keeper. I've read all of the above, and didn't care for Steel Shadows or Crypt of the Crimson Stars. I may run those with modifications, but the others seem pretty solid as written. Murder in Oakbridge looks particularly good.

There's also an article in issue 125 called Ring of Storms that gives an overview of an area in Xendrik. It's got some pretty hefty adventure hooks and ideas, as well as some encounter tables, but it's not a fully fleshed out adventure...