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#1 alkhor Jun 24, 2010 10:43:00	Hi everyone, I'm quite an old D&D player (let's say i've been playing for...... 15 years) and I've just discovered Eberron.
#2 Hellcow Jun 24, 2010 14:03:20	While there is continued support in the form of DDI articles, WotC's current policy is to limit print releases for a specific setting to two sourcebooks. There are a number of free resources online. If you aren't familiar with them, the Dragonshard articles are largely flavor and thus edition neutral... www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/archeb... I'm also hoping to do more support at my website in the future, though legally there's a limit to what I can do. www.bossythecow.com/hdwt As for what you can do as a customer, continued interest in the setting is the best way to show WotC that there still is a potential market for future books. Activity on this forum is thus a good thing, since it's the WotC forum, after all. So ask some questions here! Tell us about your adventure ideas. Pick up a novel... it's the best way to ensure there are more in the future. In any case, welcome to Eberron! You mentioned that you're not in an English speaking country - where are you, if I may ask?
#3 less_than_vince Jun 24, 2010 23:16:26	For me, I'm from a french land, Quebec (Canada). Eberron is a great setting!!!
#4 alkhor Jun 25, 2010 0:54:49	While there is continued support in the form of DDI articles, WotC's current policy is to limit print releases for a specific setting to two sourcebooks. That's what I was affraid of, then I'll have to fight to get the 3.5 books :-) ... www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/archeb... ... www.bossythecow.com/hdwt Thx for the links, they definitely are in my bookmarks now. As for what you can do as a customer, continued interest in the setting is the best way to show WotC that there still is a potential market for future books. Activity on this forum is thus a good thing, since it's the WotC forum, after all. So ask some questions here! Tell us about your adventure ideas. Pick up a novel... it's the best way to ensure there are more in the future. That will do then :-) Event if I must admit writing in English is not what I do best ! In any case, welcome to Eberron! You mentioned that you're not in an English speaking country - where are you, if I may ask? I'm from France. Thx a lot for your answer
#5 less_than_vince Jun 25, 2010 22:34:55	Salut mon frère de poutine! Salut mon frère et bonne Saint-Jean!!!!