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#1 daydreamer Jun 08, 2008 3:41:09	Does this book have alot of good fluff? are any uniques statted out in it? what are some of the most powerful npcs presented, my group is getting high level so i though this might be a nice supplement.
#2 Amaril Jun 08, 2008 10:02:28	Does this book have alot of good fluff? are any uniques statted out in it? what are some of the most powerful npcs presented, my group is getting high level so i though this might be a nice supplement. Yes. Yes. How about an entire city of high-level commoners, aristocrats, adepts, and warriors as well as standard classed NPCs all of whom live among dragons in Argonnessen? Dragons of Eberron was written for high-level play.
#3 Iskandr Jun 08, 2008 10:04:53	If you are going to run a campaign where the PCs go to Argonesson it would be more than worth it, as the first part of the book is a detailed overview of the continent with lots of good fluff! The book has sections on Argonesson, Khorvaire, Sarlona, and Xen'drik. Each has info on specific dragons that call the regoin home, and quite a few other NPCs that have ties to dragons and what not. I would say if you are going to run a campaign with dragons, or the prohecy it would be worth at least taking a look at it.
#4 missekat Jun 10, 2008 10:38:56	Dragons of Eberron is one of my favorite eberron books. I really recommend buying it, as it has more good fluff than any other book since Sharn and since the core setting book. I think maybe Stormreach is almost as good, but still.. Buy it. You won't be disappointed. Even if you don't plan to use the prophecy, there is still so much stuff in there, both spells, npc's, towns, powergroups and monsters.. well.. I love this book.:D