[Humor] Baker's Dozen of 3.5 Eberron Supplements [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Amaril

11-01-07, 12:16 PM
If you consider Eberron Campaign Setting to be a core book and all other Eberron books to be supplements, there are a baker's dozen of supplements at the end of 3.5. Additionally, some might not consider Races of Eberron to be an Eberron book, which follows the trend of the Baker's Dozen in Eberron. Coincidence? ;)


Sharn: City of Towers
Races of Eberron
Five Nations
Explorer’s Handbook
Magic of Eberron
Player's Guide to Eberron
Secrets of Xen’drik
Faiths of Eberron
Dragonmarked
Secrets of Sarlona
The Forge of War
Dragons of Eberron
City of Stormreach
Nundahl

11-01-07, 12:27 PM
Oh that's eerily awesome. Seems like they couldn't plan that, you know given that it po'd so many gamers that ROE is the setting's illegitimate child. Nice catch on that.
Count Nerindil Van Seraph

11-01-07, 12:42 PM
:eek:

That's... kind of scary. Explain yourself, Kieth! Is this a Clever Ruse, or a mere coincidence.
Burch

11-01-07, 04:00 PM
Either the Brand manager has an good sense of humor or there are an astonding amount of coincidences with this setting.
LadyJorasco

11-01-07, 08:01 PM
hahahaha thats awesome amaril!!!
Lancer2010

11-01-07, 10:45 PM
Awesome, and yet, oh so very spooky.

Or the other way around if you want.
Amaril

11-01-07, 11:37 PM
Stranger still, 13/3.5 is approximately 3.7, which is approximately the number of years between the first and last 3.5 Eberron books! :detect:
Hellcow

11-02-07, 12:57 AM
It's true - it's all part of the grand plan. Ultimately, WotC plans to support the setting for exactly 13 years... though that's including the first year when it was in development but not on the market. (And on the off chance that someone takes me seriously, that would be a joke.)
eehamburg

11-02-07, 12:40 PM
It's true - it's all part of the grand plan. Ultimately, WotC plans to support the setting for exactly 13 years... though that's including the first year when it was in development but not on the market. (And on the off chance that someone takes me seriously, that would be a joke.)

Keith Joke? No ... we all know that this has hidden meaning behind it and that Keith has plans within plans. This is afterall all part of KB's "Plan to take over the world!" to quote the Brain. bwahahahaha
Count Nerindil Van Seraph

11-02-07, 01:30 PM
If you divide the number of words in Kieth's post (52) by 13 you get four. Four is the number of the remaining Kingdoms of Galifar.

What is the Hellcow trying to tell us?

[/Crazy street preacher]
Burch

11-02-07, 01:53 PM
This is starting to resemble me Literature class in a way I usually seek Eberron to avoid.
eehamburg

11-02-07, 02:37 PM
What is the Hellcow trying to tell us?
The Hellcow is our savior???? Our savior from what used to be D&D? Is that the message?
davethebrave371

11-02-07, 05:37 PM
If you divide all the numbers in this thread by pi and then convert it to binary you get what happened to Cyre.
Amaril

11-02-07, 05:40 PM
If you divide all the numbers in this thread by pi and then convert it to binary you get what happened to Cyre.Well, let's not be ridiculous.

What happened to Cyre can't be calculated.:rolleyes:
davethebrave371

11-02-07, 09:47 PM
Well, let's not be ridiculous.

What happened to Cyre can't be calculated.:rolleyes:

With Puns like that, you'd think you have Manipulate Form. :rofl:
Nived

11-05-07, 07:43 AM
Well, let's not be ridiculous.

What happened to Cyre can't be calculated.:rolleyes:

http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p155/blaxknight/cyredivide.jpg
With all due credit to Blaxknight
LadyJorasco

11-06-07, 03:19 PM
With Puns like that, you'd think you have Manipulate Form. :rofl:

i think you just hurt my soul
davethebrave371

11-08-07, 12:04 PM
i think you just hurt my soul

Thank you, thank you! :D
Khadmus

11-09-07, 08:40 AM
ROTFLOL
This thread is genius.
The Wilgar

11-09-07, 01:57 PM
I declare this thread to be Win.

But be careful about converting things to binary, we Computer Science type may do it.

Lets see, number of letters in the thread before the post, divided by pi is a decimal. Assuming standard IBM Floating Point Architecture, with 64-bit precision...