| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
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| Todesherr03-17-08, 11:55 PM | Not an Ebberon player so I would appreciate it...:) |
| Syltorian03-18-08, 08:32 AM | I assume you have read the ECs - unfortunately, there is very little we know that is not in there. However, thanks to Amaril's petition (I believe it was his initiative), more information will be released on DDI whenever WotC is ready. If you haven't read the ECS, these links are good ways to get some basic information: Eberron under the Glass: Planes and Adventuring (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ebug/20041213a) Gearing up for Eberron: The World of Eberron (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/eb/20040309a) |
| Siran Dunmorgan03-21-08, 01:39 PM | Fourteen. There are officially fourteen planes in the Eberron cosmology. Some of them are better described than others; in particular, Keith Baker's novel Gates of Night takes place on three of them, with plenty of descriptive detail for each. —Siran Dunmorgan |
| skrap-san03-22-08, 03:20 AM | Fourteen. There are officially fourteen planes in the Eberron cosmology.n 16 if your including etheral and shadow planes... |
| OctaviusIII03-22-08, 04:07 AM | 16 if your including etheral and shadow planes... Like the gods of the Sovereign Host/Dark Six/+1? Conspiracy......! |
| skrap-san03-23-08, 03:18 AM | Like the gods of the Sovereign Host/Dark Six/+1? Conspiracy......! It would seem we had ourself a new number of mystery :D |