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| #1ColmarrJan 10, 2011 20:27:08 | The thread title says it all. If I wanted to base a campaign in the Karrnathi city of Atur, where would I go to find more information about it? I have the 4e Eberron Campaign guide, but further tips would be appreciated, especially if there has been any Dragon/Dungeon support, or the city gets a writeup in any of the Eberron 3.X books. |
| #2dieffenbachjJan 10, 2011 21:15:11 | AFAIK there's no writeup; most of the cool-sounding locations in Eberron don't have a writeup, specifically to allow you to come up with your own thing and not have That One Guy at the table tell you you're wrong. |
| #3ColmarrJan 10, 2011 21:34:51 | Hmm. There's a definite write-up (approximately 2/3 of a page) in the 4e ECG, which is why I assumed there'd be some info in earlier books. Thanks for the reply! |
| #4GiloJan 10, 2011 21:40:38 | Player's Guide to Eberron (page 103) mentions the Autur Academy and a member of this board (Elrodian) flashed it out here. The Five Nations (page 114) elaborate on the Crimson Monastery. In any case an awkward hook where the PCs rush into a Autur bordello room and encounter king Kaius III is a must ;) |
| #5ColmarrJan 10, 2011 22:03:57 | Thanks. So it seems that Atur the city got more focus in 4e than it had in 3.X. Interesting. |
| #6dsivisJan 19, 2011 13:00:15 | I've joked in the past about running a "Buffy"-style campaign in Atur. There certainly is enough undead to go around... |
| #7ReasonForTreasonJan 22, 2011 9:49:12 | Here's a link I've unearthed for you :-) It's fan-generated, but maybe you like it! eberronroyallibrary.blogspot.com/2008/08... |
| #8GeorgeLanningJan 29, 2011 9:33:30 | Page 182 of the 3E Eberron Campaign setting describes Atur. Pages 114-115 of Eberron Five Nations describes the Crimson Monastery. Most of the content about Atur is the same, but the Crimson Monastery gets quite a bit more detail. |