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Takasi 11-05-04, 01:01 PM	Is it just me or does today's D&D homepage look a little goofy? If you look on the right side, you'll see the Designer Interview (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ps/20041105a) for the Sharn sourcebook. The Breland Ledger (http://breland-ledger.blogspot.com/) has posted a list of all the future items hinted at in the interview: Grasp of the Emerald Claw Adventure Races of Eberron The City of Towers novel Marked for Death novel Miniatures The D&D Open adventure at Gen Con Indy, Shards of Eberron, will appear in Dungeon Another geographical sourcebook for Eberron, also due out in 2005 A different kind of Eberron sourcebook A new Eberron book (James Wyatt's first novel) What do you think the geographical sourcebook might be? Sarlona? Xen'drik? How about the Mournlands???
hailstop 11-05-04, 01:19 PM	I believe we've seen mention before of a sourcebook called "The Five Nations".
ieattrollsforbreakfast 11-05-04, 03:53 PM	Yes, I expect The Five Nations is the book being hinted at. Although Xen'Drik and Sarlona books would be good, I think a Five Nations book would be a higher priority list, since the vast majority of campaigns will take place in one of the 5.
JBW 11-05-04, 04:04 PM	I think a Five Nations book would be a higher priority list, since the vast majority of campaigns will take place in one of the 5. More likely "several" of the five than merely "one" of them. Jay
Montycat 11-06-04, 10:57 PM	We may find out what it is next month, me thinks.
Korhal IV 11-08-04, 01:39 AM	I believe we've seen mention before of a sourcebook called "The Five Nations". Bleh, I want my Sarlonans! :D
Joni-san 11-08-04, 12:35 PM	Races of Eberron, Adventures, Five Kingdoms, novels, miniatures, un-named sourcebooks... I wonder if they can sneak in a "Magic of Eberron" somewhere in there