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#1 naturax Apr 30, 2010 10:40:40	I'd love to hear about any one-shots, published or homebrewed, that you've either run or participated in that would make a good introduction to Eberron. I'm specifically looking for adventures that introduce some of the core concepts of Eberron but without relying on murder to solve every obstacle - the group I'm going to run for wants more roleplaying/problem solving and less dice rolling. I normally use the Forgotten Forge (from the back of the ECS) but I've run it three times already and am looking for something different. Thanks!
#2 Ogiwan Apr 30, 2010 20:59:33	Have you looked at the one in the back of the Eberron Campaign Guide? From what I remember, it'd take a little finesse to get the group together, but once you get it going, looks pretty pimpin'. A chase through Sharn where the PCs are in a skycab, and they're being chased by goblins on little flying platforms? Yeah, it's kinda cool.
#3 Magicstar1 May 01, 2010 5:09:47	I agree with Ogiwan but please please for the love of the souvereigns do something about the horrible excuse for a Skill Challenge thats in it. Don't get me wrong I'm a great fan and proponent of SC but the one in their tracking the monster makes no sense half of the time. I'm confident with some tweaking you could make it work like a charm Naturax.  Other option is using Chimes of Midnight and the other adventures by Nicolas Logue. Published in Dungeon. I ran an adapted version of Chimes in 4th edition and it works really well. Especially when you do a character creation session and run the first part of the prison caravan and then next session do the rest.
#4 naturax May 01, 2010 8:44:12	Thanks for the recommendation! I'll take a look at that.