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| #1roland_of_the_eldJun 27, 2008 16:47:32 | Just curious, but is there any official link between the two? I mean, Incarnum has some kind of role in Eberron, so I would think that ToB would as well. |
| #2thaliostJun 27, 2008 16:58:34 | As it is meant to be, hobgoblins are the masters of martial arts. So in my campaign, heirs of the Darkaan Empire passes the secrets of the Nine Swords along their bloodline. |
| #3the_ubbergeekJun 27, 2008 17:03:26 | On a somewhat related note maybe.... Eberron's arts on them remind me of the early AD&D1's.... Where they had a notable far eastern warriors feel to them. Which I found cool. |
| #4igotsmeakabobJun 27, 2008 19:49:18 | Hohoho, you should have seen the boards when the ToB released. Fulllll of these threads. I wonder if they're still searchable... |
| #5NivedJun 28, 2008 1:30:05 | They are.... in fact I just seached to find my last answer to a thread like this... Well a long time ago when ToB was still fresh Keith Baker wrote and Eberron Expanded article and gave it to WotC and it never saw the light of day for some odd reason. So officially there is very little to go on. Right that thread was Tome of Battle |
| #6skyodinJun 28, 2008 3:35:33 | I think the Player's Guide to Eberron had something to say on how to incorporate ToB stuff into the setting. Of course, I tend to think of what the Player's Guide to Eberron has to say as more of suggestions than official stuff. Hobgoblins are a popular source of ToB stuff. Those old threads other posters mentioned are full of good ideas and alternatives. |
| #7roland_of_the_eldJun 28, 2008 8:06:47 | Thanks guys. |