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| #1salarionApr 09, 2012 12:26:37 | I'm having a hard time finding a list of all creatures living in Dal Quor. In Eberron Campaign setting only one is listed. |
| #2Tempest_StormwindApr 09, 2012 12:38:15 | A bit more information is given in Secrets of Sarlona, and there's a few more quori scattered about (Magic of Eberron, I think). The thing with Dal Quor is that it's so remote, direct encounters there are all but impossible, and the quori (particularly tsucora quori) are so numerous that any encounter you do have is very likely to be with them. Only when particular other quori are involved - i.e. a tsoreva possessing an Inspired on Eberron itself - are you likely to encounter non-tsucora. |
| #3salarionApr 09, 2012 15:14:22 | I'm playing a Planar Shepherd with Dal Quor (yes cheese) so I would like to find a list of creatures I could Wild Shape into from that plane. I've found Dragon Magazine 324 but it also lists only three creatures. And found one in one of the eberron books along with tsucora. |
| #4Tempest_StormwindApr 09, 2012 16:05:47 | I'm playing a Planar Shepherd with Dal Quor (yes cheese) so I would like to find a list of creatures I could Wild Shape into from that plane. The only other published quori I'm aware of are the du'ulora, the hashalaq, and the kalaraq (all in Secrets of Sarlona) and the tsoreva and dream master (in Magic of Eberron; for some reason the dream master was only ever named in Common rather than Quor). If you want more power than this, you'll need to talk to your DM about what else is lurking in Dal Quor, as only he'll know for sure. (Frankly, given Dal Quor's remoteness and what its inhabitants have done and plan to do to Eberron, I'm shocked it's even a compatible choice for Eberron's druids. It's almost as bad as picking Xoriat - and since those are the most disruptive planes by far due to their time traits, I think they were only included as a dare for masochistic DMs. But that's me editorializing - given your character, apart from those five plus the tsucora, you'll need to talk to your DM.) Secrets of Sarlona also has, well, actually quite a lot written about Dal Quor and the quori; normally psionic material is just left by the wayside, but there, it's actually pretty well explained. (Although I take issue with the humanoid forms of the hashalaq and the kalaraq quori, that's just aesthetic.) |