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#1
rainbowcannon
Jul 20, 2008 9:03:10 I pressed my luck in a different forum but didnt get any responses, so I hope to have better luck here. I am a pretty new DM and my players are coming dangerously close to finishing up KOTS in Eberron and I wanted to be ready with Thunderspire Labyrinth in eberron as well. So this is my first attempt at converting anything into Eberron, if you have ideas on how to make the conversion better please share. Thanks.

Thunderspire Labyrinth in Eberron

Where in Khorvaire is Thunderspire?
Thunderspire is located in Midwestern Lhazaar Principalities in the Hoarfrost Mountains.The entrance to the Thunderspire is about 200 miles southwest of Tantamar.

Baphomet, Yeenoghu, Vecna and Asmodeous in Eberron?
Baphomet and Yeenoghu, like other demons, were sealed in Khyber. Their parts of the adventure remain unchanged. Vecna on the other hand is replaced by The Keeper, and any mention of Vecna in the adventure should be changed. Asmodeous shows up once in the adventure as Murkelmore’s patron deity. In Eberron Murkelmore is a paladin of The Mockery.

The Other Interests
When a nefarious organization or secret society is hatching a plan, another one, two, or thee groups are lurking somewhere in the shadows, making plans of their own.

The Blood of Vol: The Mages of Saruun are in large part agents of the Emerald Claw working to recover treasures and magic items for Vol. Paldemar has gone rogue and has taken his knowledge of Vol and the Emerald Claw with him. The Mages fear that if Paldemar is not disposed of, he may leak the information he has along with the riches he has stolen. If proof of the Emerald Claw’s connection to Vol is leaked from the Mages, the Blood of Vol will be forced to destroy them to prevent any further damage to either organization. The Mages of Saruun ask the adventurers to dispose of Paldemar in order to preserve their order.

Lords of Xoriat: Paldemar did not actually go rogue, his family is being held by Vol to ensure his cooperation, just like they keep insurance from every one of their members who posses any real knowledge of its workings. Instead Paldemar in his search for ancient magic for the Emerald Claw found the Tower of Mystery and within was made into a Thrall by a mindflayer named Threeknyu in the employ of the Daelkyr, The Master of Silence (The main villain in the Dragon Below book series). After dominating Paldemar Threeknyu set out to continue his work to free the Lord of Silence in the Pyramid of Shadows, leaving Paldemar to continue his work to disband the influence of the Emerald Claw in the Thunderspire while hoping to find some magic items within their treasures that will help him free the Lord of Silence.

The Blood Reavers: The Reavers in Thunderspire are a portion of clan Rhukaan Tash from Darguun who were sent here to expand their clan business. They recently brought in a shipment of slaves from Winterhaven.
The Bronze Warders: Describe these Minotaur guards as oversized constructs that bear a striking resemblance to warforges, but they lack any form of sentience. These constructs originated in Xendrik created by the giants, but have since been imported here to help the Mages of Saruun keep the order in the Thunderspire.

Hooks:
If you are planning to run Thunderspire Labyrinth as the follow up to Keep on the Shadowfell change the hooks in Thunderspire to the following:
Once the adventurers exit the keep describe to them that they see an airship take off to the west. Once they reach Winterhaven has Lord Padriag tell them that the airship took off after kidnapping several villagers from the countryside, and one of the people they took was Sister Linora. He describes that the Kidnappers where hobgoblins. (At this point the players should realize these are the bloodreavers) Padriag asks the party to rescue the good people of Winterhaven.

If you used Valthrun as an enemy and the party has dispatched him, have Padriag offer Valthrun’s tower to them as payment for keeping Winterhaven safe. Padriag also doesn’t know anything about Thunderspire as it is so far away, he asks around for anyone who may know anything about the place.

Once the party agrees to save the kidnapped people, have Bairwin approach them about hearing that they needed to know where the Thunderspire was located, he reveals that he knows where it is but that will only divulge the information if they promise to conduct a little business transaction for him. Here you can use the trade mission hook mentioned in KOTS.

NPCs

The Halfmoons: Rendil’s family possesses an iron defender in the inn that keeps guard, while Rendil himself posses the Mark of Hospitality.
Surina: She is now a Warforged.
Orontor: Bears the symbol of the Emerald Claw.

Monters:

Bronze Warders: Are now large mindless Warforged with great axes for arms.
Enigma of Vecna: Is an Enigma of The Keeper.
Norkers: Describe all Norkers as Dolgrims.
Tieflings: Describe them as Shifters.
Paldemar: Describe him as having a blank stare, as though not acting of his own accord. He also has wounds on his head that indicate that a mindflayer has burrowed into his brain. He bears the symbol of the Emerald Claw.
#2
rainbowcannon
Jul 21, 2008 11:52:44 So I made some changes to the original draft and converted The Seven-Pillard hall and the npcs as well. Also does anyone know when dungeon plans to release their conversion of H2? I'd rather use their conversion if it comes out in time for me to use.

Thunderspire Labyrinth in Eberron

Where in Khorvaire is Thunderspire?
Thunderspire is located in Midwestern Lhazaar Principalities in the Hoarfrost Mountains.
The entrance to the Thunderspire is about 200 miles southwest of Tantamar.

Baphomet, Yeenoghu, Vecna and Asmodeous in Eberron?
Baphomet and Yeenoghu, like other demons, were sealed in Khyber. Their parts of the adventure remain unchanged. Vecna on the other hand is no longer part of the adventure, Enigmas of Vecna are now Mad Acolytes, humanoids with tentacles coming out of their mouths and eye sockets. Asmodeous shows up once in the adventure as Murkelmore’s patron deity. In Eberron Murkelmore is a paladin of The Mockery.

The Other Interests
When a nefarious organization or secret society is hatching a plan, another one, two, or thee groups are lurking somewhere in the shadows, making plans of their own.

The Blood of Vol: Paldemar is an agent of Vol who was undercover gathering information on any discoveries the mages of Saruun make and keeping an eye out for any artifacts that could be valuable to the blood of Vol. He has recently gone rogue and the mages have uncovered him as an agent of the Blood of Vol. The Mages fear that if Paldemar is not disposed of, he may leak the information he has along with the riches he has stolen. The Mages of Saruun ask the adventurers to dispose of Paldemar in order to preserve their order.

Lords of Xoriat: Paldemar did not actually go rogue from the mages of Saruun, his assignment was to remain undercover. Instead Paldemar in his search for ancient magic for the Blood of Vol found the Tower of Mystery and within was made into a Thrall by a mindflayer named Threeknyu in the employ of a Daelkyr, The Master of Silence (The main villain in the Dragon Below book series). After dominating Paldemar, Threeknyu set out to continue his work to free the Lord of Silence in the Pyramid of Shadows, leaving Paldemar to continue his work to disband the influence of the Mages of Saruun in the Thunderspire while hoping to find some magic items within their treasures that will help him free the Lord of Silence. This will lead to having three factions fighting each other in the pyramid of shadows, Threeknyu working for The Master of Silence, Paldemar recovered and given a second chance by Vol to destroy Threeknyu and clean up his mess, and the PCs who by now Vol has heard of their killingof Kalarel. It will be a three way fight to the finish.

The Blood Reavers: The Reavers in Thunderspire are a portion of clan Rhukaan Tash from Darguun who were sent here to expand their clan business. They recently brought in a shipment of slaves from Winterhaven.

The Bronze Warders: Describe these Minotaur guards as oversized constructs that bear a striking resemblance to warforges, but they lack any form of sentience. These constructs originated in Xendrik created by the giants, but have since been imported here to help the Mages of Saruun keep the order in the Thunderspire.

Hooks:
If you are planning to run Thunderspire Labyrinth as the follow up to Keep on the Shadowfell change the hooks in Thunderspire to the following:
Once the adventurers exit the keep describe to them that they see an airship take off to the west. Once they reach Winterhaven has Lord Padriag tell them that the airship took off after kidnapping several villagers from the countryside, and one of the people they took was Sister Linora. He describes that the Kidnappers where hobgoblins. (At this point the players should realize these are the bloodreavers) Padriag asks the party to rescue the good people of Winterhaven.

If you used Valthrun as an enemy and the party has dispatched him, have Padriag offer Valthrun’s tower to them as payment for keeping Winterhaven safe. Padriag also doesn’t know anything about Thunderspire as it is so far away, he asks around for anyone who may know anything about the place.

Once the party agrees to save the kidnapped people, have Bairwin approach them about hearing that they needed to know where the Thunderspire was located, he reveals that he knows where it is but that will only divulge the information if they promise to conduct a little business transaction for him. Here you can use the trade mission hook mentioned in KOTS.

Seven-Pillared Hall

1] The Road of Lanterns
The road ends at a 30square chasm that has 5x5 square magical disk traveling back and forth ferrying visitors to and from the Seven-Pillared Hall. A house Deneith Human guard keeps watch with a Metal Warder on the Hall side.

2] The Customhouse
No changes.

3] House Kundarak
Ulthand Kundarak leads this branch of the bank. He hates Duergars with a passion.
He has a portrait on the wall of him riding a magebred boar.

4] Bersk the Wainwright, House Vadalis
Bersk also has magebred mules available at 1 gold piece per day.

5] Temple of the Silver Flame
Phaledra can perform:
Gentle Repose 50gp
Raise Dead 680gp

Will sell Scrolls of:
Discern Lies 280gp
Traveler’s Feast 70gp

6] Residences
No changes.

7] House Cannith
Noristo is a human artificer that has many magical items on sale here. His disposition remains the same.

8] The Pigeonholes
No Changes.

9] The Deep Stair
The road ends at a 30square chasm that has 5x5 square magical disk traveling back and forth ferrying visitors to and from the Seven-Pillared Hall. A house Deneith Human guard keeps watch with a Metal Warder on the Hall side.

10] The Halfmoon Inn, House Jorasco
Rendil Halfmoon Jorasco bears the mark of healing and also has a pet Clawfoot (raptor) that he uses as a mount and as protection in the inn. He ends up using the raptor to break up fights started by Brugg and uses his healing to patch up any customers the ogre bleeds.

11] Waterfall
The stones on which the water is cascading from glow unnaturally sending multicolored light bouncing around the cavern.

12] Bridges
No changes.

13] Chute
No changes.

14] Minotaur Statue
No changes.

15] Gendar’s Curious and Relics
No changes.

16] Dreskin the Provisioner
No changes.

17] Rothar’s Taproom
No changes.

18] The Road of Shadows
The road ends at a 30square chasm that has 5x5 square magical disk traveling back and forth ferrying visitors to and from the Seven-Pillared Hall. A house Deneith Human guard keeps watch with a Metal Warder on the Hall side.

19] Grimmerzhul Trading Post
No changes.

20] The Dragon Door
No changes.

21] The Tower of Saruun
The tower now sits floating up high in the cavern jutting out of the rock wall.

22] The Shining Road.
DC 15 religion check recognizes the symbol of the Devourer.

People of the Hall

Brugg
Brugg is now a Warforged.

Charrak
No changes.

Harwin
A changeling spy.

The Ordinator Arcanis
No changes.

Bennik the Wanderer
No changes.

Surina
Surina is a fanatical worshipper of the silver flame and continues the crusade against lycanthropy. She also hates the gnolls, duergar, and drow and wants to evict them from the Seven-Pillared Hall. Surina is found either here or roaming the labyrinth causing trouble. She asks the party to help her hunt down a werewolf who is rumored to be one of the inhabitants of the Hall.

Terrlen Darkseeker
No changes.

Vadriar the Sage
No changes.

New Monsters

Bronze Warder
Are now Metal Warders, large mindless constructs made of large metal plates with great axes for arms.

Enigma of Vecna
Are now Mad Acolytes, humanoid aberrations with tentacles for eyes and mouth.

Norkers
Describe all Norkers as Dolgrims.

Tieflings
Describe them as Shifters.

Paldemar
Describe him as having a blank stare, as though not acting of his own accord. He bears the symbol of Vol.
#3
rauric
Jul 21, 2008 13:25:16 Perhaps the conversion will come out next month after FRs conversion. Perhaps they may wait till September.
#4
darkwarlock
Jul 16, 2009 15:49:20 Hi, Rainbowcannon. I know it's been quite some time since you posted this, but I am just about to run a converted-to-Eberron TL myself and am using your notes as a starting point. I wonder if you have anything to add a year later, further suggestions, what worked or didn't work so well in play, etc.

I also wonder if you continued the campaign with the other published adventures (Pyramid of Shadows, etc.) and how you tied them in to the setting.

Hope your game is still on and exciting!
#5
darkwarlock
Jul 17, 2009 11:22:01 Of course, I also welcome input from others! Have any of you made use of the published WotC adventures in Eberron? What changes have you made? How have you tied them together in a more cohesive way? What plot elements, layers of complexity, etc. have you added to integrate the adventures into the setting?

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#1 rainbowcannon Jul 20, 2008 9:03:10	I pressed my luck in a different forum but didnt get any responses, so I hope to have better luck here. I am a pretty new DM and my players are coming dangerously close to finishing up KOTS in Eberron and I wanted to be ready with Thunderspire Labyrinth in eberron as well. So this is my first attempt at converting anything into Eberron, if you have ideas on how to make the conversion better please share. Thanks. Thunderspire Labyrinth in Eberron Where in Khorvaire is Thunderspire? Thunderspire is located in Midwestern Lhazaar Principalities in the Hoarfrost Mountains.The entrance to the Thunderspire is about 200 miles southwest of Tantamar. Baphomet, Yeenoghu, Vecna and Asmodeous in Eberron? Baphomet and Yeenoghu, like other demons, were sealed in Khyber. Their parts of the adventure remain unchanged. Vecna on the other hand is replaced by The Keeper, and any mention of Vecna in the adventure should be changed. Asmodeous shows up once in the adventure as Murkelmore’s patron deity. In Eberron Murkelmore is a paladin of The Mockery. The Other Interests When a nefarious organization or secret society is hatching a plan, another one, two, or thee groups are lurking somewhere in the shadows, making plans of their own. The Blood of Vol: The Mages of Saruun are in large part agents of the Emerald Claw working to recover treasures and magic items for Vol. Paldemar has gone rogue and has taken his knowledge of Vol and the Emerald Claw with him. The Mages fear that if Paldemar is not disposed of, he may leak the information he has along with the riches he has stolen. If proof of the Emerald Claw’s connection to Vol is leaked from the Mages, the Blood of Vol will be forced to destroy them to prevent any further damage to either organization. The Mages of Saruun ask the adventurers to dispose of Paldemar in order to preserve their order. Lords of Xoriat: Paldemar did not actually go rogue, his family is being held by Vol to ensure his cooperation, just like they keep insurance from every one of their members who posses any real knowledge of its workings. Instead Paldemar in his search for ancient magic for the Emerald Claw found the Tower of Mystery and within was made into a Thrall by a mindflayer named Threeknyu in the employ of the Daelkyr, The Master of Silence (The main villain in the Dragon Below book series). After dominating Paldemar Threeknyu set out to continue his work to free the Lord of Silence in the Pyramid of Shadows, leaving Paldemar to continue his work to disband the influence of the Emerald Claw in the Thunderspire while hoping to find some magic items within their treasures that will help him free the Lord of Silence. The Blood Reavers: The Reavers in Thunderspire are a portion of clan Rhukaan Tash from Darguun who were sent here to expand their clan business. They recently brought in a shipment of slaves from Winterhaven. The Bronze Warders: Describe these Minotaur guards as oversized constructs that bear a striking resemblance to warforges, but they lack any form of sentience. These constructs originated in Xendrik created by the giants, but have since been imported here to help the Mages of Saruun keep the order in the Thunderspire. Hooks: If you are planning to run Thunderspire Labyrinth as the follow up to Keep on the Shadowfell change the hooks in Thunderspire to the following: Once the adventurers exit the keep describe to them that they see an airship take off to the west. Once they reach Winterhaven has Lord Padriag tell them that the airship took off after kidnapping several villagers from the countryside, and one of the people they took was Sister Linora. He describes that the Kidnappers where hobgoblins. (At this point the players should realize these are the bloodreavers) Padriag asks the party to rescue the good people of Winterhaven. If you used Valthrun as an enemy and the party has dispatched him, have Padriag offer Valthrun’s tower to them as payment for keeping Winterhaven safe. Padriag also doesn’t know anything about Thunderspire as it is so far away, he asks around for anyone who may know anything about the place. Once the party agrees to save the kidnapped people, have Bairwin approach them about hearing that they needed to know where the Thunderspire was located, he reveals that he knows where it is but that will only divulge the information if they promise to conduct a little business transaction for him. Here you can use the trade mission hook mentioned in KOTS. NPCs The Halfmoons: Rendil’s family possesses an iron defender in the inn that keeps guard, while Rendil himself posses the Mark of Hospitality. Surina: She is now a Warforged. Orontor: Bears the symbol of the Emerald Claw. Monters: Bronze Warders: Are now large mindless Warforged with great axes for arms. Enigma of Vecna: Is an Enigma of The Keeper. Norkers: Describe all Norkers as Dolgrims. Tieflings: Describe them as Shifters. Paldemar: Describe him as having a blank stare, as though not acting of his own accord. He also has wounds on his head that indicate that a mindflayer has burrowed into his brain. He bears the symbol of the Emerald Claw.
#2 rainbowcannon Jul 21, 2008 11:52:44	So I made some changes to the original draft and converted The Seven-Pillard hall and the npcs as well. Also does anyone know when dungeon plans to release their conversion of H2? I'd rather use their conversion if it comes out in time for me to use. Thunderspire Labyrinth in Eberron Where in Khorvaire is Thunderspire? Thunderspire is located in Midwestern Lhazaar Principalities in the Hoarfrost Mountains. The entrance to the Thunderspire is about 200 miles southwest of Tantamar. Baphomet, Yeenoghu, Vecna and Asmodeous in Eberron? Baphomet and Yeenoghu, like other demons, were sealed in Khyber. Their parts of the adventure remain unchanged. Vecna on the other hand is no longer part of the adventure, Enigmas of Vecna are now Mad Acolytes, humanoids with tentacles coming out of their mouths and eye sockets. Asmodeous shows up once in the adventure as Murkelmore’s patron deity. In Eberron Murkelmore is a paladin of The Mockery. The Other Interests When a nefarious organization or secret society is hatching a plan, another one, two, or thee groups are lurking somewhere in the shadows, making plans of their own. The Blood of Vol: Paldemar is an agent of Vol who was undercover gathering information on any discoveries the mages of Saruun make and keeping an eye out for any artifacts that could be valuable to the blood of Vol. He has recently gone rogue and the mages have uncovered him as an agent of the Blood of Vol. The Mages fear that if Paldemar is not disposed of, he may leak the information he has along with the riches he has stolen. The Mages of Saruun ask the adventurers to dispose of Paldemar in order to preserve their order. Lords of Xoriat: Paldemar did not actually go rogue from the mages of Saruun, his assignment was to remain undercover. Instead Paldemar in his search for ancient magic for the Blood of Vol found the Tower of Mystery and within was made into a Thrall by a mindflayer named Threeknyu in the employ of a Daelkyr, The Master of Silence (The main villain in the Dragon Below book series). After dominating Paldemar, Threeknyu set out to continue his work to free the Lord of Silence in the Pyramid of Shadows, leaving Paldemar to continue his work to disband the influence of the Mages of Saruun in the Thunderspire while hoping to find some magic items within their treasures that will help him free the Lord of Silence. This will lead to having three factions fighting each other in the pyramid of shadows, Threeknyu working for The Master of Silence, Paldemar recovered and given a second chance by Vol to destroy Threeknyu and clean up his mess, and the PCs who by now Vol has heard of their killingof Kalarel. It will be a three way fight to the finish. The Blood Reavers: The Reavers in Thunderspire are a portion of clan Rhukaan Tash from Darguun who were sent here to expand their clan business. They recently brought in a shipment of slaves from Winterhaven. The Bronze Warders: Describe these Minotaur guards as oversized constructs that bear a striking resemblance to warforges, but they lack any form of sentience. These constructs originated in Xendrik created by the giants, but have since been imported here to help the Mages of Saruun keep the order in the Thunderspire. Hooks: If you are planning to run Thunderspire Labyrinth as the follow up to Keep on the Shadowfell change the hooks in Thunderspire to the following: Once the adventurers exit the keep describe to them that they see an airship take off to the west. Once they reach Winterhaven has Lord Padriag tell them that the airship took off after kidnapping several villagers from the countryside, and one of the people they took was Sister Linora. He describes that the Kidnappers where hobgoblins. (At this point the players should realize these are the bloodreavers) Padriag asks the party to rescue the good people of Winterhaven. If you used Valthrun as an enemy and the party has dispatched him, have Padriag offer Valthrun’s tower to them as payment for keeping Winterhaven safe. Padriag also doesn’t know anything about Thunderspire as it is so far away, he asks around for anyone who may know anything about the place. Once the party agrees to save the kidnapped people, have Bairwin approach them about hearing that they needed to know where the Thunderspire was located, he reveals that he knows where it is but that will only divulge the information if they promise to conduct a little business transaction for him. Here you can use the trade mission hook mentioned in KOTS. Seven-Pillared Hall 1] The Road of Lanterns The road ends at a 30square chasm that has 5x5 square magical disk traveling back and forth ferrying visitors to and from the Seven-Pillared Hall. A house Deneith Human guard keeps watch with a Metal Warder on the Hall side. 2] The Customhouse No changes. 3] House Kundarak Ulthand Kundarak leads this branch of the bank. He hates Duergars with a passion. He has a portrait on the wall of him riding a magebred boar. 4] Bersk the Wainwright, House Vadalis Bersk also has magebred mules available at 1 gold piece per day. 5] Temple of the Silver Flame Phaledra can perform: Gentle Repose 50gp Raise Dead 680gp Will sell Scrolls of: Discern Lies 280gp Traveler’s Feast 70gp 6] Residences No changes. 7] House Cannith Noristo is a human artificer that has many magical items on sale here. His disposition remains the same. 8] The Pigeonholes No Changes. 9] The Deep Stair The road ends at a 30square chasm that has 5x5 square magical disk traveling back and forth ferrying visitors to and from the Seven-Pillared Hall. A house Deneith Human guard keeps watch with a Metal Warder on the Hall side. 10] The Halfmoon Inn, House Jorasco Rendil Halfmoon Jorasco bears the mark of healing and also has a pet Clawfoot (raptor) that he uses as a mount and as protection in the inn. He ends up using the raptor to break up fights started by Brugg and uses his healing to patch up any customers the ogre bleeds. 11] Waterfall The stones on which the water is cascading from glow unnaturally sending multicolored light bouncing around the cavern. 12] Bridges No changes. 13] Chute No changes. 14] Minotaur Statue No changes. 15] Gendar’s Curious and Relics No changes. 16] Dreskin the Provisioner No changes. 17] Rothar’s Taproom No changes. 18] The Road of Shadows The road ends at a 30square chasm that has 5x5 square magical disk traveling back and forth ferrying visitors to and from the Seven-Pillared Hall. A house Deneith Human guard keeps watch with a Metal Warder on the Hall side. 19] Grimmerzhul Trading Post No changes. 20] The Dragon Door No changes. 21] The Tower of Saruun The tower now sits floating up high in the cavern jutting out of the rock wall. 22] The Shining Road. DC 15 religion check recognizes the symbol of the Devourer. People of the Hall Brugg Brugg is now a Warforged. Charrak No changes. Harwin A changeling spy. The Ordinator Arcanis No changes. Bennik the Wanderer No changes. Surina Surina is a fanatical worshipper of the silver flame and continues the crusade against lycanthropy. She also hates the gnolls, duergar, and drow and wants to evict them from the Seven-Pillared Hall. Surina is found either here or roaming the labyrinth causing trouble. She asks the party to help her hunt down a werewolf who is rumored to be one of the inhabitants of the Hall. Terrlen Darkseeker No changes. Vadriar the Sage No changes. New Monsters Bronze Warder Are now Metal Warders, large mindless constructs made of large metal plates with great axes for arms. Enigma of Vecna Are now Mad Acolytes, humanoid aberrations with tentacles for eyes and mouth. Norkers Describe all Norkers as Dolgrims. Tieflings Describe them as Shifters. Paldemar Describe him as having a blank stare, as though not acting of his own accord. He bears the symbol of Vol.
#3 rauric Jul 21, 2008 13:25:16	Perhaps the conversion will come out next month after FRs conversion. Perhaps they may wait till September.
#4 darkwarlock Jul 16, 2009 15:49:20	Hi, Rainbowcannon. I know it's been quite some time since you posted this, but I am just about to run a converted-to-Eberron TL myself and am using your notes as a starting point. I wonder if you have anything to add a year later, further suggestions, what worked or didn't work so well in play, etc. I also wonder if you continued the campaign with the other published adventures (Pyramid of Shadows, etc.) and how you tied them in to the setting. Hope your game is still on and exciting!
#5 darkwarlock Jul 17, 2009 11:22:01	Of course, I also welcome input from others! Have any of you made use of the published WotC adventures in Eberron? What changes have you made? How have you tied them together in a more cohesive way? What plot elements, layers of complexity, etc. have you added to integrate the adventures into the setting?