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Resist77 06-25-07, 07:28 PM	As far as I know, the only course ever mentioned in any of the novels/sourcebooks is "Thrane Military Studies" taught under Praxle d'Sivis(from Orb of Xoriat). Anyone have any interesting ideas for the various courses that are availiable at Morgrave? A few of my own include -History of the Dhakanni Empire -Planar Theory -Elementary Elvish/Dwarven/Talentan etc..
Revvecor 06-25-07, 07:49 PM	If this is not what you are looking for let me know and I will post other ideas. AED 100 Intro to Artificer Experimental Devices AED 200 Advanced Artificer Experimental Devices IS 100 Intro to Interfaith Studies IS 120 The Sovereign Host IS 130 The Silver Flame IS 140 Druidism The Origin of Species (Theory) HIS 100 History of the DragonMarks (Theory) Study of unusual Plants and Animals
TiwazTyrsfist 06-25-07, 10:46 PM	HIS 201 The War of the Mark HIS 210 The Lost Mark GEN 101 Time Management (Standard) AED 350 Time Management (Magical) or "Time Paradox and you, A beginners introduction" MAG 101 Introduction To Elemental Binding MAG 150 Elemental Binding - Fire Elemental Focus MAG 151 First aid for Burn/Charms to regrow Eyebrows.
Thanqol 06-26-07, 01:21 AM	"Extreme Archeology"
Rechan 06-26-07, 03:46 AM	IS 100 Intro to Interfaith Studies IS 120 The Sovereign Host IS 130 The Silver Flame IS 140 Druidism IS 110: Aerenal, Valenar, and Mror Ancestral Worship. IS 150: Contemporary Cults. Phys 101: Comparitive Racial Anatomy: Humans, Dwarves, Elves and Orcs. Phys 102: Comparitive Racial Anatomy: Halflings, Gnomes, and Goblinoids. Phys 201: Infrequent Insides: Monstrous Humanoids and Magical Beasts. Phys 305: Eldrich Interiors: Aarforged and Constructs. Phys 420: Magical Metabolisms: Common Elementals, Outsiders, and Undead Phys 440: Anatomy of an Anamoly: Aberrations and Oozes. Anth 210: Dhakanni Cultural Studies. Anth 307: Sarlonian Beliefs and Customs Anth 315: Commonalities of Droaam Society. Major 550: Practicum and Individual Study (Artifact research).
grifo 06-26-07, 08:31 AM	Nice thread Here are my ideas: The history of khorvaire: fall of the Dhakanni. The history of khorvaire: arivel of the humens the the esteblishment of the five nations. The history of khorvaire: the Campaigns of Karrn the conqueror The history of khorvaire: rise of Galifar The history of khorvaire: the last war By thee way, what do the numbers and letters before the courses' names mean?
Revvecor 06-26-07, 08:40 AM	Nice thread By thee way, what do the numbers and letters before the courses' names mean? The "letters" are the first letters of each word in my course name. The numbers are different levels of classes (like at a college or university) with a 100 level class as an introduction level 110,120.... as mid level courses 200 level classes as advanced level >200 level as a focus (in a field of study)
TiwazTyrsfist 06-26-07, 01:19 PM	At the college I attended, 100's level coarses were introductory classes and general education requirements. 200's levels coarses were required within a specific major, mid-level coarses, and available as electives. 300 level and higher coarses were Major coarses, available only to people within that specific major. They were also the specific requirements for a major. I.E. as a history major, I needed 9 hours of American history, 6 hours of european history, 6 hours of asian or african history, and 15 hours of history classes in any subset. Those classes had to be 300 level or higher. At most universities, I believe 500 level and over coarses are usually graduate/masters level coarses.
Njord 06-26-07, 02:16 PM	Mag: 101 Introdiction to Magic, Artiface and Invocation HST 202: The Lycanthroph Purge REL 205: The Flame and the Host: Offshoot or Independant Phys: 503: Advanced Draconic Studies
Rechan 06-26-07, 04:27 PM	Phys: 503: Advanced Draconic Studies This course should likely have a health hazard that the Chamber agents keep eating our students. ;)
FaelonOnyxblade 06-26-07, 05:46 PM	Phys: 503: Advanced Draconic Studies I like the idea of this clas... but I would probably call it something more like - Advanced Philosophy of the Draconic Prophecy. It could be one of the Masters courses for a student in their last year of becoming a wizard or sorcerer. My personal additions would be: GEO - (101) Intro to the Geological Studies of Eberron GEO - (202) Dragon Shard Fields and Fall Zones AST - (101) Intro to the Astronomy of Eberron AST - (202) The 13 Moons of Eberron I'll be sure to post more as I think of them.
Warforged Goblin 06-27-07, 09:01 AM	Phys 198: Comparitive Racial Anatomy: Shifter, Gnolls, and Lycanthropes Geo 450: Landmasses of the Ancient World: The Xen'drikan Continent His 116: The History of Khorvaire His 134: The History of Sarlona His 337: The History of Argonessen His 342: Ancient Cultures: The Giant Empires of Xen'drik His 460: Ancient Cultures: Lhazaar's Sarlona
Skyshroud Sage 06-27-07, 09:56 AM	Anth 303: The Talenta Experience (complete with field trip to the Little Plains)
OctaviusIII 06-28-07, 02:20 AM	Well, you certainly got me going. There would be more than this (perhaps a school of professional studies under the Arcane Studies department), some of it would be rather dull (MATH 265: Fundamental Statistics), and the Modern Languages department would have all the common races' languages, but it's a start. Schools: Business (BUSI 377: Total Guild Management) Humanities -History (HIST 101: History of Galifar Civilization) --Archeology (HIST 485: Practicum [dig options: Stormreach, Q'barra, Mror Holds, Shadowmarches, Sharn]) -Philosophy (PHIL 353, 354: Goblin Philosophy: Ancient and Contemporary) --Political Philosophy (POLS 201: Political Systems of Contemporary Galifar) ---Politics of Breland (POLS 485: Practicum [options: internship in Wroat: elected and unelected politicians, the Palace, or whoever wants an intern; internship in Sharn]) ---Politics of Galifar (POLS 212: Sparks of the Last War [crosslisted HIST 215]) ---Intercultural Politics (POLS 235, 236: Comparative Theocracies: Eldeen Reaches, Thrane, and Riedra) ----Law (LAW 631: Warforged Rights Under Thronehold) -Culture (CULT 101: Intro to Culture) --Linguistics (LING 203: The Spread of Common) --Anthropology (ANTH 211, 212: Nomadic Cultures of Khorvaire and Xen'drik) -Art (ART 111: Five Nations Art History [crosslisted HIST 113]) --Visual Arts (ART 315: History of Brelish Landscape Painting) --Performing Arts (MUSI 489: Fundamentals of Orc Music [special studies]) --Literature ---Common (COMN 101, 102: Intro to Common Literature [graduation requirement]) -Modern Languages --Elven (ELVE 312: Eighth Century Elvish Poetry) --Celestial (CELE 235: Elementary Scriptural Celestial) --Gnomish (GNOM 113, 114: Conversational Gnomish) Theology (THEO 411, 412: Religions of Sarlona) Science -Arcane Studies (ARCA 235: Ex Nihilo: Creation Magics) --Physics (PHYS 212: Arcane Chemistry) --Math (MATH 211: Statistics for Arcanists) --Astronomy (ASTR 121: Manifest Zones [have fun running experiments on the effects of Sharn's manifest zone on magical trinkets; crosslisted ARCA 121]) -Biology (BIOL 213: Outsider Physiology) --Agricultural Science (AGRI 415: The Power of Positive and Negative Energy) --Environmental Studies (ENVS 427: Land Resources of Droaam) -Geography (GEOG 354: Vulcanography of the Demon Wastes) edit: I suppose I should post a link to the inspiration for some of the studies. PDF WARNING: It's my school's course descriptions (http://www.twu.ca/academics/calendar/ac0708-course-descriptions.pdf) for next year.
OctaviusIII 06-29-07, 07:37 PM	Only 82? We still have another 19 to go!
Altyrium 06-29-07, 07:52 PM	how about........ Aly101: An introduction to the world of Alchemy Aly300: Advanced Alchemy Psy101: An introduction into the minds of others Psy110-130: Various races psychologies and behavioral patterns
gensuke626 06-30-07, 04:28 PM	Phys: 503: Advanced Draconic StudiesI like the idea of this clas... but I would probably call it something more like - Advanced Philosophy of the Draconic Prophecy. It could be one of the Masters courses for a student in their last year of becoming a wizard or sorcerer. I'd only agree with that if it was listed as PHIL or REL 503. I think Phys is physiology, so it's really the study of Draconic anatomy, possibly including any draconic subrace (Advanced studies of Kobold anatomy...) Wonderful thread here, I get the feeling we may break 101 courses. Psy 102 - The Psychology of Gender Psy 454 - Comparative studies of Gender (Both taught by Prof. Sen, a Changeling Reality Seeker) Psy 522 - Treating Shell Shock in Warforged Veterans Anth 556 - Intro to Zilargo Intrigue ME 600A - House Cannith Internship I ME 600B - House Cannith Internship II TIM 101 - Intro to Travel Industry Management TIM 200A - House Orien Internship TIM 200B - House Lyrandar Internship REL 450 - Intro to Dark Religions REL 451 - The Vassals of the Dark Six REL 452 - The Seekers of the Blood of Vol REL 453 - The Dragon Below: Study of Khyber Worship
OctaviusIII 06-30-07, 05:33 PM	Three more to bust 101: Travel Studies: For those with wanderlust and a thirst for knowledge, Morgrave University, in partnership with the Thronehold Education Group, House Sivis, House Vadalis and the Karrnathi Ministry of Education, offers a wide array of travel courses across Khorvaire and Xen'drik. Earn credits towards graduation on each of our accredited travel courses. EDUC 209: Zilargo Educational Methods (Korranberg, Zolanberg and Trolanport) ANTH 466/HIST 435: Karrnath and the Undead (Korth, Karrlakton and the Fort Bones region) AGRI 495, 496: Ethics and Methods of Magrebreeding (Varna)
gensuke626 06-30-07, 05:39 PM	Might as well keep going. Math 332 - Wartime Magical Studies: Trajectory of Energy Projectiles
OctaviusIII 07-02-07, 12:42 AM	ARCA 503: Military Wartime Casting ARCA 655: Swords and Spells: Integrating Conventional and Magical Forces [for officer training; one needn't be an Arcanist major]
Darakhoranon 07-02-07, 03:08 PM	Phys: 503: Advanced Draconic Studies This course should likely have a health hazard that the Chamber agents keep eating our students. ;) You want to offer a course on draconic ANATOMY? Say goodbye to your little university... Seriously, any course that revolves around cutting apart beings far more powerful than at least half the staff of your university combined is just ASKING for trouble... How about this: THA 167 Intro to draconic magic THA 267 Advanced draconic magic REL 135 Draconic beliefs PAR 199 The draconic conspiracy (PAR = paranoia...)
Njord 07-02-07, 04:30 PM	Advanced draconic studies would be more philosophy that actual anatomy. The only draconic tissue you could safely get your hands on might be bones but even then an ancient lover/chamber agent might break things up. It would mostly be a conjecture class and focus on subraces, The Prophecy and all the cool tidbits we will see in Dragons of Eberron. The professor for this class has a peculiar background and for all intents and purposes could be a dragon himself/herself, secretly recruiting the best students to become dragon disciples. Or the whole thing could be misdirection and lies :coolcthul
soulslost 07-05-07, 12:58 AM	manifest zones and you: syrania
Wymarc 07-05-07, 01:45 AM	PAR 100 The Gnomes (strangly enough taught by a gnome disguised as a halfling...)
gensuke626 07-05-07, 07:24 AM	as Njord said, probably focuses on the subraces more than actual dragons. I figure it'd be cutting up Kobolds, Spellscales, and Dragonborns.
Darakhoranon 07-07-07, 02:40 PM	And how do YOU explain dragonborn in Eberron, gensuke626? Unless, of course, they are the "special agents" of Bahamut... Yeah, cutting apart kobolds and the like should be safe - more or less... @Wymarc: Yeah. Alright. But don´t forget his warforged assistant who is actually a changeling disguised as a shifter, but in truth an agent of the LoD (but really a deep-cover agent of the chamber)!
Njord 07-08-07, 09:54 AM	Con 101: Basic Construct construction, function and design Con 201: Homiculi Con 301: Advanced Consructs Con 401: Warforged (adjunct professor Bryn d'Cannith)
SirPudding 07-08-07, 01:57 PM	Just A couple of throwaways Cruel and Unusual Geography Recent Runes Indefinite Studies
gensuke626 07-08-07, 04:26 PM	Just A couple of throwaways Cruel and Unusual Geography Recent Runes Indefinite Studies Do I detect a Hint of Pratchett? Anyway... @Darakhoranon- The simple answer is that I don't. Dragonborn may not even exist in Eberron. I may use them as a tool or storytelling device, but I figure since the players will never discover why they exist or how they came to exist, it's sort of a moot point.
Warforged Goblin 07-09-07, 10:22 AM	BIO 478 - Comparative Human/Giant Anatomy The class is lectured by the visiting Droaamite "professor", ogre mage Chok'Sul. This class is a truly immersive experience as students examine working organs inside of Chok'Sul's assistant, Tarrk the troll. "Now Ms. ir'Clarn, if you look behind the right ventricle you can see the two main... No, the right ventric- Please Ms. ir'Clarn, before Tarrk's regeneration closes his chest cavity!"
origianl3 07-13-07, 02:38 AM	I've compiled 96 (so far) of my favorite and most usable courses. The credit goes to you guys. Enjoy! (edit: I've added some more) Morgrave University Course Description: Fall Semester, 998 YK General -GEN 101: Time Management [Required for Graduation] Business -BUSI 377: Total Guild Management Humanities History -HIST 101: History of Galifar Civilization -HIST 113: Five Nations Art History [crosslisted ART 111] -HIST 120: History of the DragonMarks (Theory) --HIST 201: History of the Dhakanni Empire --HIST 202: The Lycanthroph Purge --HIST 205: The War of the Mark --HIST 206: The Lost Mark --HIST 215: Sparks of the Last War [crosslisted POLS 212] ---HIST 337: The History of Argonessen ---HIST 342: Ancient Cultures: The Giant Empires of Xen'drik ----HIST 460: Ancient Cultures: Lhazaar's Sarlona *HIST 675: The Feminine Role in Dhakaani Sharn *HIST 513: Economics of Ancient North-Shore Giants *HIST 699: Thesis (last submission: On the Rise of Neo-Demonic Pottery in the 2nd Century Shadow Marches) Archeology ----HIST 485: Practicum [dig options: Stormreach, Q'barra, Mror Holds, Shadowmarches, Sharn]) Philosophy ---PHIL 353, 354: Goblin Philosophy: Ancient and Contemporary ----PHIL 401: Warforged and souls [crosslisted ARTI 402] ----PHIL 503: Advanced Philosophy of the Draconic Prophecy Political Philosophy --POLS 201: Political Systems of Contemporary Galifar ---POLS 485: Politics of Breland (Practicum [options: internship in Wroat: elected and unelected politicians, the Palace, or whoever wants an intern; internship in Sharn]) ---POLS 456: Intro to Zilargo Intrigue ---POLS 212: Sparks of the Last War [crosslisted HIST 215] ---POLS 235, 236: Intercultural Politics Comparative Theocracies: Eldeen Reaches, Thrane, and Riedra) Law *LAW 631: Warforged Rights Under Thronehold Psychology --PSY 219: Are they evil? - Aberrant Dragonmark influence on morality (theory) Sociology -SOC 130: Protect yourself against political and mental manipulation (adjunct: Riedran ambassador) Culture -CULT 101: Intro to Culture Linguistics --LING 203: The Spread of Common Anthropology --ANTH 211, 212: Nomadic Cultures of Khorvaire and Xen'drik Art -ART 111: Five Nations Art History [crosslisted HIST 113] Visual Arts ---ART 315: History of Brelish Landscape Painting Performing Arts ----MUSI 489: Fundamentals of Orc Music [special studies] Literature ---COMN 101, 102: Intro to Common Literature [graduation requirement] Culinary -CUL 100 - Intro to Culinary Art (or “How Not to Burn Food”) -CUL 210 - Basic Audarian Cuisine -CUL 220 - Basic Thranish Cuisine --CUL 221 - 1001 Thrakel Dishes --CUL 222 - Divine Delights - Thranish Desserts -CUL 230 - Basic Karrnathi Cuisine --CUL 231 - Cheese, Sausage, and Bread - Staples of Karrnath --CUL 232 - Karrnathi Brewing Techniques -CUL 240 - Basic Cyran Cuisine -CUL 250 - Basic Brelish Cuisine --CUL 251 - Northern Brelish Dishes --CUL 252 - Southern Brelish Dishes ---CUL 350 - Sharn Fusion -CUL 279 - To serve man - A practicum in Droaamish Cuisine Languages Dwarven -DWAR 101: Elementary Dwarven Elven --ELVE 312: Eighth Century Elvish Poetry Celestial --CELE 235: Elementary Scriptural Celestial Gnomish --GNOM 113, 114: Conversational Gnomish Theology -THEO 101: Intro to Interfaith Studies -THEO 110: Aerenal, Valenar, and Mror Ancestral Worship -THEO 120: The Sovereign Host -THEO 130: The Silver Flame -THEO 140: Druidism --THEO 201: The Power of the Divine ----THEO 411, 412: Religions of Sarlona ----THEO 450 - Intro to Dark Religions ----THEO 451 - The Vassals of the Dark Six ----THEO 452 - The Seekers of the Blood of Vol ----THEO 453 - The Dragon Below: Study of Khyber Worship Science Arcane Studies -ARCA 101: Intro to Magic, Artiface and Invocation -ARCA 110: Intro to Elemental Binding -ARCA 121: Manifest Zones [have fun running experiments on the effects of Sharn's manifest zone on magical trinkets; crosslisted ASTR 121] --ARCA 235: Ex Nihilo: Creation Magics --ARCA 250: Elemental Binding – Fire Elemental Focus ---ARCA 350: Time Management (or “Time Paradox and you, A beginners introduction” not to be confused with GEN 101) ---ARCA 406: Recent Runes (adjunct: Professor Pratchett) ----ARCA 420: Advanced Elemental Binding: Rare elementals ----ARCA 503: Military Wartime Casting Artifice -ARTI 101: Intro to Artificer Experimental Devices -ARTI 110: Basic Construct Construction, Function and Design --ARTI 201: Advanced Artificer Experimental Devices --ARTI 210: Homiculi ---ARTI 301: Advanced Constructs ----ARTI 401: Warforged (adjunct: Bryn d'Cannith) ----ARTI 402: Warforged and souls [crosslisted PHIL 401] Chemistry -CHEM 101: Intro to Alchemy --CHEM 201: Advanced Alchemy Math --MATH 211: Statistics for Arcanists --- MATH 332: Wartime Magical Studies: Trajectory of Energy Projectiles Geology -GEO 101: Intro to the Geological Studies of Eberron --GEO 202: Dragon Shard Fields and Fall Zones ---GEO 322: Cruel and Unusual Geography (adjunct: Professor Pratchett) ---GEO 450: Landmasses of the Ancient World: The Xen'drikan Continent Astronomy -ASTR 101: Intro to the Astronomy of Eberron -ASTR 121: Manifest Zones [have fun running experiments on the effects of Sharn's manifest zone on magical trinkets; crosslisted ARCA 121] --AST 202: The 12 Moons of Eberron ---ASTR 312: Planar Theory Anatomy -ANAT 101: Comparitive Racial Anatomy: Humans, Dwarves, Elves and Orcs. -ANAT 102: Comparitive Racial Anatomy: Halflings, Gnomes, and Goblinoids. -ANAT 198: Comparitive Racial Anatomy: Shifter, Gnolls, and Lycanthropes --ANAT 201: Infrequent Insides: Monstrous Humanoids and Magical Beasts. ---ANAT 305: Eldrich Interiors: Aarforged and Constructs. ----ANAT 420: Magical Metabolisms: Common Elementals, Outsiders, and Undead -----ANAT 440: Anatomy of an Anamoly: Aberrations and Oozes. Biology --BIOL 213: Outsider Physiology Agricultural Science ---AGRI 415: The Power of Positive and Negative Energy Environmental Studies ----ENVS 427: Land Resources of Droaam
Kamikaze Chicken 07-13-07, 10:03 AM	i think it is interesting to se ehow many of us are using history and philosophy classes as the basis for these..... perhaps a corelation? who knows...... KAMIKAZE! :chicken: out.
OctaviusIII 07-13-07, 03:06 PM	i think it is interesting to see how many of us are using history and philosophy classes as the basis for these..... perhaps a correlation? who knows...... Possibly, although: Morgrave's focus is on history, and Philosophy is the basis for all non-theological university study. I am somewhat surprised that we haven't been able to think of any graduate history classes, as I could easily see them passing out a relatively large amount of doctorates of history. Perhaps: HIST 675: The Feminine Role in Dhakaani Sharn HIST 513: Economics of Ancient North-Shore Giants HIST 699: Thesis (last submission: On the Rise of Neo-Demonic Pottery in the 2nd Century Shadow Marches)
Saryn 07-13-07, 05:36 PM	--PSY 219: Are they evil? - Aberrant Dragonmark influence on morality (theory) ----ARCA 420: Advanced Elemental Binding: Rare elementals ----PHIL 401: Warforged and souls [crosslisted ARTI 402] -SOC 130: Protect yourself against political and mental manipulation (adjunct:Riedran ambassador) -PSI 101: Intro to psionics -PSI 102: Introduction to psionic races --PSI 202: Mental power: innate or learned? -PSI 104: Basics of psionic items [crosslisted ARTI 103] ---PSI 320: Lords of madness - Advanced knowlenge about aberrations ---PSI 321: Brain hunger - defence against mental assault (meditation lessons included)
gensuke626 07-14-07, 07:50 PM	Some Random Courses. I figure these would be more filler courses than anything else. CUL 100 - Intro to Culinary Art CUL 210 - Basic Audarian Cuisine CUL 220 - Basic Thranish Cuisine -CUL 221 - 1001 Thrakel Dishes -CUL 222 - Divine Delights - Thranish Desserts CUL 230 - Basic Karrnathi Cuisine -CUL 231 - Cheese, Sausage, and Bread - Staples of Karrnath -CUL 232 - Karrnathi Brewing Techniques CUL 240 - Basic Cyran Cuisine CUL 250 - Basic Brelish Cuisine -CUL 251 - Northern Brelish Dishes -CUL 252 - Southern Brelish Dishes --CUL 350 - Sharn Fusion
TiwazTyrsfist 07-14-07, 08:23 PM	CUL 279 - To serve man - A practicum in Droaamish Cuisine
gensuke626 07-15-07, 04:58 PM	CUL 279 - To serve man - A practicum in Droaamish Cuisine :eek: That is AWESOME!
TiwazTyrsfist 07-16-07, 05:35 PM	Thank you. Having a culinary degree, you can't imagine how often we make jokes along these lines. Several of my characters have had ranks in Craft (Decorative Cake Baking). CUL 211/ARCA 211 - Combat Baking (Dwarven Throwing Bread, Explosive Muffins, and Pastry Golems)
Creature_Mastermind 07-16-07, 05:53 PM	CUL 211/ARCA 211 - Combat Baking (Dwarven Throwing Bread, Explosive Muffins, and Pastry Golems) I'm scared of your characters "food" 100 AST:Looking at Diagrams of the 12 planes.I'm not sure if this has been posted so sorry if it has.(i ddidn't really look). ARCA 299 - Testing for Dragonmarks: do courses according to your race and if yuor human..get readly for A LOT of testing in this area.
Phantomcrossing 07-18-07, 02:23 PM	Huh, I wonder what courses I'd take in a semester.
JulesCARV 07-19-07, 03:47 PM	ARCA 174 -- The Mourning -- Causes and Consequences PHIL 151 -- Ethics and Alignment PHIL 152 -- Contemporary Thought in Animal and Elemental Rights, Welfare, and Ethics
Thrivol 07-22-07, 01:15 PM	MATH 201- How Your Life is Ruled by a Twenty Sided Die Couldn't resist that one.
Darakhoranon 07-28-07, 05:09 PM	CUL 279 - To serve man - A practicum in Droaamish Cuisine I could offer a guest lecturer for this course... A certain half-elven rogue I know sneaked into an ogre´s fortress some time ago. When he came to the kitchen, he was getting hungry and ate some stew. Tasted like chicken. 5 min later in the "real world" his pizza arrived. With chicken...
hecknoshow 07-29-07, 08:53 PM	NAV 101: nautical terminology and law. NAV 118: Charting a course using the stars. NAV 206: Piloting an airship(and other elemental vessels). The wind and you.
Troy812 07-31-07, 09:49 AM	CAP 001Common for Academic Purposes Level 1 CAP 002 Common for Academic Purposes Level 2 CAP 003 Common for Academic Purposes Level 3 CAP 004 Common for Academic Purposes Level 4 Language courses designed to prepare non-native speakers of Common for study in the University. MAT 001 Remedial Math (no credit but may be required if you don’t have proper entrance test scores) COM 001 Remedial Common (no credit but may be required if you don’t have proper entrance test scores) COM 101 Common Composition 1 (required by all Majors) COM 102 Common Composition 2 (required by all Majors) LIB 101 Basic Library Research
OctaviusIII 08-01-07, 12:30 AM	Our mission at Morgrave is more than just the education of our students. We realize that the mind is only one part of a much larger whole, so we take pains to reduce class sizes and encourage students to go beyond the classroom and into their world. Religious studies professor Godric of Reuel said, "One of the most unique aspects of Morgrave is its study abroad program. Our arcane studies students have the option to take a semester in Arcanix or Korth, while archeology students study at our campus in Stormreach, political science students take semesters in Wroat, and so on." Morgrave's active and diverse faculty draws professors from across Eberron. They are well-respected in their fields, regularly publishing papers on their subject. Although some may find it odd to see half-giants and gnomes taught biology by elves and astronomy by orcs, we find Morgrave's diversity to be its greatest asset. Morgrave University: Building today's students into tomorrow's leaders.
Ringmereth 08-02-07, 04:03 AM	Literature ELVE 341: Tales of the Warbands: Valenar Oral Tradition History HIST 220: Pride and Plague: Karrnath in the Last War, 896-905 HIST 221: A Nation in Flame, or, Revolution and Religion in Early 10th Century Thrane HIST 228: The Origins of Q'Barra HIST 229: Intro to Dragonmarked Influences in the Last War HIST 290: Karrn the Conqueror [requirement for Master of Battle Administration Program] HIST 322: Strategy, Tactics, and Impact of the Sack of Metrol Economics ECON 210: Markets and Magic: Fundamentals of Arcane Economies ECON 304: Conjuration and Natural Resources Arcane Studies ARCA 460: The Reanimation of Dead Tissue ARCA 471: Ethics of Reanimation
Adrez Nesnsid 08-02-07, 10:17 AM	Phil ??? - Moral-Ethically Aligned Spellcasting: Studies in High Energy Metaphysics
Adrez Nesnsid 10-10-07, 12:55 PM	:bump:
Haulbrands 10-12-07, 01:43 AM	Come on guys, this is Morgrave! Scripts of Xen'drik Beasts of Xen'drik Basic Cryptography Advanced Cryptography Fiendish Cryptography Cities of pre-Galifar Khorvaire Temples of pre-Galifar Khorvaire Portals: Design and Purpose A History of Security Subterranean Architecture Through The Ages Logistics in High-Risk Environments Venture Finance Intellectual Property Laws of Khorvaire
Zippis 10-12-07, 04:56 AM	May be I am blind, but I did not see any sports and games :) SPO01 Swimming basics (for all) SPO22 Flying (advanced) (natural flying speed required) SPO25 Digging (advanced) - requires Dungeoneering basics and Archeology ...
eehamburg 10-15-07, 12:27 PM	CUL 279 - To serve man - A practicum in Droaamish Cuisine I see that someone remembers their Rod Steiger. LOL
ZeroSD 10-15-07, 09:48 PM	I like the idea of this clas... but I would probably call it something more like - Advanced Philosophy of the Draconic Prophecy. It could be one of the Masters courses for a student in their last year of becoming a wizard or sorcerer. From DoE I get the idea that non-Dragons/Elves/Rakshasa really know jack about the prophecy other than it exists, though. Argonnessen studies might be there, though. There's some info on the dragons, some on the tribes that worship them off the coast... Xen'drik I would think is a huge rapidly growing topic in recent years, with lots of new information pouring in. Ruins of Xen'drik, giants of Xen'drik, geography of Xen'drik. Right now that's where all the grants are going!
ChaoticGood 11-02-07, 01:29 AM	The campaign I currently run actually began with the PCs all enrolled in the Morgrave University Pickman School of Adventuring program. I started them at the end of their college life, about to enroll in their final class: ADV 401 Xen'drik Expedition Field Course That was the capstone course, of course. Others would include: ADV 101 Teambuilding - Party Roles ADV 102 Teambuilding - Racial Diversity ADV 103 Equipment Selection and Care ADV 201 Teambuilding - Role Diversification* ADV 202 Transportation ADV 203 Adv. Equipment Care ADV 301 Teambuilding - Prestigious Party Roles ADV 302 Patrons and Adventure Finance ADV 303 Magical Equipment Selection and Care PE 110 Basic Combat Training PE 210 Basic Team Combat PE 310 Advanced Team Combat The major also requires an additional 18 credits in classes related to your Adventuring discipline (Combat, Arcanistry, Divinity or Scouting, as determined in ADV 101). Most of the courses suggested by Haulbrands would meet this requirement. My PCs took ADV 215 Ancient Languages of Xen'drik, for one. * Why and how to multi-class, in case you were wondering.
OmnipotentSeal 11-02-07, 02:30 AM	Arcane Studies ARCA 460: The Reanimation of Dead Tissue ARCA 471: Ethics of Reanimation Shouldn't ARCA 471 come before 460? I'd imagine understanding the theory and ethical implications of reanimating dead tissue would aid a student in understanding the immense magic he is wielding, before he uses on actual dead bodies to make his own flesh golem for his senior thesis. Also shouldn't it be cross-listed under a PHIL number like 4xx-something? How about these courses.... Undergrad Courses POSCI 390: House Cannith's Impact on Khorvairian International Relationships POSCI 310: Social Class and Magical Urbanization HIST 370***: Great Karnn Generals Past and Present COMM (Common languange) 330: Songs of the City- Sharn's Bardic Traditions COMM 200: Classical Galifaran Literature COMM 220: Applied Literary Theory COMM 320*: Aundairian Theater COMM 350**: Tales of the Blood- Karnn Literature During Kaius I's Reign COMM 480: Seminar: On the Front- An Examination of Literary Traditions during the Last War PHIL 200: Classical Galifaran Philosophy PHIL 201: Modern Galifaran Philosophy PHIL 310: Discourses on Time Travel PHIL 440: Discourses on Resurrection Grad Courses ARCA 830/ARTI 910****: Secrets of Elemental Binding ARCA 900: "Limited Wish" in Theory and Practice ADV 900: Planar Travel and You *Held in Fairhaven, Aundair **Held in Korth, Karnnath *** Held in Rekkenmark, Karnnath **** Requires journeymanship in a House Cannith enclave, taught by House Cannith artificers and wizards On a side note, my current character would so take CUL/ARCA 211: Combat Baking; sadly he's a barbarian, even though he does employ his cooking (and cooking utensils) as weapons and recreational drugs. ;)
aecon1 11-22-07, 05:01 PM	Just something important that seems forgotten CHEM 220 Potion Brewing you need advanced Alchemy offcourse for that :P ARCA 401 Item Identification and Activation
Jello_Ninja 11-28-07, 11:25 AM	This is really neat, please come up with more alchemy courses
OctaviusIII 11-29-07, 02:59 AM	This is really neat, please come up with more alchemy courses Alchemy, eh? Don't forget to come up with some of your own - we can't think of everything! ALCH 101: Intro to Alchemy ALCH 201: Mundane Reagents ALCH 202: Magical Reagents ALCH 325: Alchemy of Cooking [learn about alchemy in cooking, both observed (why does the egg white turn white?) to experimental (so if we add some spice with a little bit of some modified alchemical fire...)] ALCH 335: Explosives [learn about the role alchemy plays in mining, engineering, and combat]
Revvecor 11-29-07, 10:44 AM	Alchemy, eh? Don't forget to come up with some of your own - we can't think of everything! Perhaps "Jello Ninja" has yet to take Phy 713: Exploring the Daelkyrs' mind. Description; Your thoughts will expand beyond the limitations of of your present body.:D
Jello_Ninja 11-29-07, 01:44 PM	Ok since i need to post one now how about PHY 310: DO warforged have souls? and ANAT 210: Moogle anatomy and you:w00t: P.S. I took the class Revvecor it was neat, I think the Prof. is crazy though
Jello_Ninja 11-30-07, 02:31 PM	Two in a row is anyone else there:allalone: I thought we could use more business courses ACCT 210 Principles of Accounting-learn to manage guild finances BUS 136 Oral Communications of Guilding- How to motivate and talk to your guild employees BUS 140 Business Law- Learn about the local and national laws required for your guild BUS 150 Advertising- how to promote you guild BUS 230 Small guild Entrepreneurship- starting your own guild Don't let this thread die so young:weep:
OctaviusIII 12-01-07, 02:12 AM	Don't worry - it's one of those threads that keeps on bubbling back to the surface once every so often. It started in June, after all, and it's been on the front page for most of that time, I believe.
Morgrum 12-01-07, 11:46 AM	As it's Morgrave we're talking about here: ECO 201 - Valuation of Historical Artifacts ECO 217 - Fundamental principals of the aritifact market ECO 325 - Valuation of Magical Items (may be combined with ARC 387 - Basic principles of Magic Powerlevel Stratification) ECO 341 - Fundamentals of Magic Items Trade LAW 215 - Import and Export Regulations of the Five Nations (especially as pertaining to historical artifacts) LAW 217 - Salvage and Plunder rights LAW 387 - Legal issues concerning recovery of artifacts from historical sites LAW 388 - Legal issues concerning recovery of artifacts from Xen'drik PHIL 361 - Finders Keepers, Ethical aspects of adventuring: loot and rightful ownership
Jello_Ninja 12-04-07, 11:50 AM	I was thinking:lightbulb now that we have all these neat classses (dont stop posting these) the only thing were missing now is the instructors. So start posting teachers for these classes. P.S. i want to do the alchemy teacher Ill post it later.
minoritarian 12-05-07, 04:34 PM	I'd have thought that the Universities in Eberron would more akin to places like Oxbridge in the 18th century. They wouldn't be taking in the reams of people that now attend Uni. (or college) and as such don't have the immense number of courses available at modern institutions. I'd break the faculties and departments down something like this: Faculty of Arcana & Theology: Department of Theology Department of Artifice (linked with House Cannith and containing the School of Alchemical Studies) Department of Arcane Studies (giving BA for theoretical arcanists and BTh (Bachelor of Thaumaturgy for practical [caster level] arcanists) Faculty of Arts Department of Philosophy Department of History (containing School of Archaeology) Department of Anthropology (where Anthro would be replaced with a word not so anthrocentric, ho ho) Faculty of Science Department of Mathematics Department of Natural Philosophy -School of Biological Sciences (placements with House Jorasco or Vadalis dependent upon module choices) -School of Physical Sciences (chemistry and physics) Department of Architecture and Engineering (the architects would have to be trained in engineering as well hence the science faculty as opposed to art) Faculty of Law Department of Law (linked with House Sivis) These are just thrown together on a whim though with no real knowledge of the structure of old universities. It's just that I don't see one of the best Universities in Khorvaire offering Sport Science. There's likely smaller colleges, similar to the old Polytechnics, that do that. Or individual tutors.
OctaviusIII 12-06-07, 04:17 AM	These are just thrown together on a whim though with no real knowledge of the structure of old universities. It's just that I don't see one of the best Universities in Khorvaire offering Sport Science. There's likely smaller colleges, similar to the old Polytechnics, that do that. Or individual tutors. I agree, actually, and the old universities were structured into two departments, Philosophy and Theology. Under Theology was all the studies regarding religion, the supernatural. Philosophy was the study of all things of the physical realm, the natural. As the supernatural is significantly more opaque than Philosophy, Philosophy tended to have more diversity of courses, which would have been broken up into the humanities and the sciences. At least, that's what I remember from my University 101 class.