Eberron Published Adventures [Archive] - Wizards Community

Eberron Published Adventures [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
CyberGaston
06-16-05, 05:22 PM Here's the availability of Eberron's Published Adventures for RPGA home play:

1- Shadows of the Last War
From: 7/22/2004
To: 12/31/2005

2- Whispers of the Vampire's Blade
From: 10/1/2004
To: 2/27/2006

3- Grasp of the Emerald Claw
From: 1/1/2005
To: 5/1/2005

So am i the only who find it odd that the third adventure of the serie isn't allowed anymore ? Is that an error ? Should it be until 2006 instead ?!?!?

Second question, when playing an Eberron published adventure, do the characters has to be made in accordance with character making rules of the campaign document for the Mark of Heroes campaign ? Or is it just a way to earn RPGA rewards points when playing adventure for your normal home game ?

Thank you !!
CyberGaston
06-16-05, 05:44 PM Other questions came to mind !!
Are there rules to follow for this type of game like in MoH ?

1) 4-6 player, not fewer nor higher?

2) Do we have to send a report, what type ? There is no question to answer, nor there is XP or Gold to gain from this !! Maybe it's just to simply report who was playing and what are their RPGA number ?

2)Schedule the game at least 2 weeks before the event?

3)Still a limit of two home play game scheduled at anytime (MoH, Published, Home Brew Campaign, Dungeon adventures... confounded) ?

Thanks !!
DBlizzard
06-17-05, 02:25 AM I believe the other Eberron adventures actually expired earlier. Once they passed the expiration dates, the current ones were added. Of course, at the speed the RPGA is working now, I wouldn't hold my breath. Especially since this isn't something that's been announced.

1) Yeah. All RPGA events limited you to 4-6 players.

2) You send in a report of who played (RPGA numbers and such). No other details. That's so you can get reward points.

3) I think so.
CyberGaston
06-17-05, 02:36 AM Aaaaaaaah ok !!!

So there is still a chance that the date limit for Emerald Claw will be changed in the future ? Cool !!

We're about to begin Shadow of the Last War so we still have some time left !! :D
kenobi65
06-17-05, 10:45 AM Second question, when playing an Eberron published adventure, do the characters has to be made in accordance with character making rules of the campaign document for the Mark of Heroes campaign ? Or is it just a way to earn RPGA rewards points when playing adventure for your normal home game ?

If you're not specifically playing a Mark of Heroes module, you don't have to follow the Mark of Heroes character creation rules. As you're guessing, playing the published Eberron adventures is just another way to get RPGA points for playing your home game.
CyberGaston
06-17-05, 01:38 PM Ok thanks. I didn't know we could do that !!

In my research, I also found out that you can play any D&D game from any setting and earn RPGA points. Well just 1 point for this but still... That's cool !! :D
kenobi65
06-17-05, 01:45 PM In my research, I also found out that you can play any D&D game from any setting and earn RPGA points. Well just 1 point for this but still... That's cool !! :D

Yup, that program just started a couple of months ago. You could actually use this to get RPGA points from the published Eberron adventures that aren't specifically on the system anymore, as well.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
CyberGaston 06-16-05, 05:22 PM	Here's the availability of Eberron's Published Adventures for RPGA home play: 1- Shadows of the Last War From: 7/22/2004 To: 12/31/2005 2- Whispers of the Vampire's Blade From: 10/1/2004 To: 2/27/2006 3- Grasp of the Emerald Claw From: 1/1/2005 To: 5/1/2005 So am i the only who find it odd that the third adventure of the serie isn't allowed anymore ? Is that an error ? Should it be until 2006 instead ?!?!? Second question, when playing an Eberron published adventure, do the characters has to be made in accordance with character making rules of the campaign document for the Mark of Heroes campaign ? Or is it just a way to earn RPGA rewards points when playing adventure for your normal home game ? Thank you !!
CyberGaston 06-16-05, 05:44 PM	Other questions came to mind !! Are there rules to follow for this type of game like in MoH ? 1) 4-6 player, not fewer nor higher? 2) Do we have to send a report, what type ? There is no question to answer, nor there is XP or Gold to gain from this !! Maybe it's just to simply report who was playing and what are their RPGA number ? 2)Schedule the game at least 2 weeks before the event? 3)Still a limit of two home play game scheduled at anytime (MoH, Published, Home Brew Campaign, Dungeon adventures... confounded) ? Thanks !!
DBlizzard 06-17-05, 02:25 AM	I believe the other Eberron adventures actually expired earlier. Once they passed the expiration dates, the current ones were added. Of course, at the speed the RPGA is working now, I wouldn't hold my breath. Especially since this isn't something that's been announced. 1) Yeah. All RPGA events limited you to 4-6 players. 2) You send in a report of who played (RPGA numbers and such). No other details. That's so you can get reward points. 3) I think so.
CyberGaston 06-17-05, 02:36 AM	Aaaaaaaah ok !!! So there is still a chance that the date limit for Emerald Claw will be changed in the future ? Cool !! We're about to begin Shadow of the Last War so we still have some time left !! :D
kenobi65 06-17-05, 10:45 AM	Second question, when playing an Eberron published adventure, do the characters has to be made in accordance with character making rules of the campaign document for the Mark of Heroes campaign ? Or is it just a way to earn RPGA rewards points when playing adventure for your normal home game ? If you're not specifically playing a Mark of Heroes module, you don't have to follow the Mark of Heroes character creation rules. As you're guessing, playing the published Eberron adventures is just another way to get RPGA points for playing your home game.
CyberGaston 06-17-05, 01:38 PM	Ok thanks. I didn't know we could do that !! In my research, I also found out that you can play any D&D game from any setting and earn RPGA points. Well just 1 point for this but still... That's cool !! :D
kenobi65 06-17-05, 01:45 PM	In my research, I also found out that you can play any D&D game from any setting and earn RPGA points. Well just 1 point for this but still... That's cool !! :D Yup, that program just started a couple of months ago. You could actually use this to get RPGA points from the published Eberron adventures that aren't specifically on the system anymore, as well.