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Hellcow 01-15-06, 08:57 PM	If you believe that you have found a serious error in the Player's Guide to Eberron, please post it here. Before posting, bear the following in mind. We're only interested in the sourcebooks. If you find something that contradicts a printed Eberron sourcebooks, that may be worth bringing up. I'm not interested in hearing about entries that contradict web articles or statement made online (such as Aeren's gender). This is not a discussion thread. As one of the authors of the book, I may post clarifications, if I feel that something is not an error. However, I want to keep this as short and focused as possible. If you want to debate a particular issue, start a new thread. Much of the material in PGtE is optional. "The ECS doesn't mention whisper gnomes in Zilargo, but the PGtE says that they are there." This is true, but it's not a mistake. Whisper gnomes are taken from an optional book, and PGtE suggests how you could use them in Eberron. The ECS doesn't say that there are NO whisper gnomes in Eberron, it just doesn't say that there are, either. Tied to this... I'm looking for errors, not opinions. If you don't like how a subject is handled in the PGtE, that's unfortunate; but that doesn't necessarily make it an error. With that in mind, please let me know what you find!
Hellcow 01-15-06, 09:03 PM	Some half-elves continue to arise through the union of humans and elves. These individuals, with both a human and elf parent, can appear among any of the human or elf dragonmarked houses, and thus might have either a human or elf dragonmark of the appropriate bloodline. Half-elves can appear in human or elf dragonmarked houses. However, as shown on page 63 of the Eberron Campaign Setting, the only dragonmarks a half-elf can possess are the Mark of Detection and the Mark of Storm. Despite being a hybrid, a half-elf or half-orc cannot inherit a mark listed as being unique to another race.