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Eberron Players Guide

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#1
outlaw68
Jun 05, 2009 9:32:50 People claiming to have them have threads here

http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/257022-i-have-eberron-players-guide-kingdom-ghouls.html

and here

http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?t=456213

If you're interested...

Enjoy.
#2
cyberianhusky
Jun 05, 2009 23:00:37 Why yes I am interested, thankyou :D
#3
dunhill
Jun 06, 2009 2:41:03 Artificer is looking like a lot of fun. Tha Kalashtar strikes my fancy as well. It's about time we got a +2 wisdom +2 charisma race!
#4
Samrin
Jun 06, 2009 5:53:39 The changeling is crazy nice. Found my new rogue race.
#5
rovin
Jun 06, 2009 11:22:37
Tha Kalashtar strikes my fancy as well. It's about time we got a +2 wisdom +2 charisma race!

I'm wondering how well those are going to mesh into non-Eberron campaigns. They're mechanically useful for niche-filling, but the fluff we know about so far is a long way from generic. Then again, I'm wondering that about a lot of Eberron stuff.
#6
Seeker95
Jun 06, 2009 11:32:07 I have never had any difficulty meshing Eberron stuff into my Greyhawk campaigns any more than meshing Realms stuff. Drop or change the name is usually the extent of the requirements.
#7
Arcane_Guyver
Jun 06, 2009 12:07:31 Kalashtar are a bit easier to port into the core fluff in 4e, because there's an acknowledged (though briefly) plane of dreams in the cosmology.
#8
GhostStepper
Jun 06, 2009 12:33:37
I'm wondering how well those are going to mesh into non-Eberron campaigns. They're mechanically useful for niche-filling, but the fluff we know about so far is a long way from generic. Then again, I'm wondering that about a lot of Eberron stuff.

Quori are a race of creatures from another plane that have come to inhabit human hosts on the world of . BAM! You have a reasonable explanation that fits into any setting that has A. Other planes, B. Creatures from other planes and C. Humans.

It surely isn't any harder to work kalashtar into various settings than it is to fit magic elves from another dimension (feywild) into a setting that doesn't already have them. Actually, there are plenty of fantasy worlds out there where humans are the only "race" and you could probably fit kalashtar into those worlds far more easily than most of the DnD races.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 outlaw68 Jun 05, 2009 9:32:50	People claiming to have them have threads here http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/257022-i-have-eberron-players-guide-kingdom-ghouls.html and here http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?t=456213 If you're interested... Enjoy.
#2 cyberianhusky Jun 05, 2009 23:00:37	Why yes I am interested, thankyou :D
#3 dunhill Jun 06, 2009 2:41:03	Artificer is looking like a lot of fun. Tha Kalashtar strikes my fancy as well. It's about time we got a +2 wisdom +2 charisma race!
#4 Samrin Jun 06, 2009 5:53:39	The changeling is crazy nice. Found my new rogue race.
#5 rovin Jun 06, 2009 11:22:37	Tha Kalashtar strikes my fancy as well. It's about time we got a +2 wisdom +2 charisma race! I'm wondering how well those are going to mesh into non-Eberron campaigns. They're mechanically useful for niche-filling, but the fluff we know about so far is a long way from generic. Then again, I'm wondering that about a lot of Eberron stuff.
#6 Seeker95 Jun 06, 2009 11:32:07	I have never had any difficulty meshing Eberron stuff into my Greyhawk campaigns any more than meshing Realms stuff. Drop or change the name is usually the extent of the requirements.
#7 Arcane_Guyver Jun 06, 2009 12:07:31	Kalashtar are a bit easier to port into the core fluff in 4e, because there's an acknowledged (though briefly) plane of dreams in the cosmology.
#8 GhostStepper Jun 06, 2009 12:33:37	I'm wondering how well those are going to mesh into non-Eberron campaigns. They're mechanically useful for niche-filling, but the fluff we know about so far is a long way from generic. Then again, I'm wondering that about a lot of Eberron stuff. Quori are a race of creatures from another plane that have come to inhabit human hosts on the world of . BAM! You have a reasonable explanation that fits into any setting that has A. Other planes, B. Creatures from other planes and C. Humans. It surely isn't any harder to work kalashtar into various settings than it is to fit magic elves from another dimension (feywild) into a setting that doesn't already have them. Actually, there are plenty of fantasy worlds out there where humans are the only "race" and you could probably fit kalashtar into those worlds far more easily than most of the DnD races.