flycatcher126

Hey Keith,

I really just wanted to thank you for Eberron. I started D&D with 3.5, and I started reading Eberron fluff right when it came out. The world and depth available has been a blast, and I love thinking up different ways to tinker with the pieces you've laid out throughout Khorvaire.

The only problem I have at the moment, however, is my current playgroup. They're all new to the game, and the fluff and flavor of Eberron never really jived with them. (After about 5 levels in Sharn and Stormhome, we switched to 5e with a more generic world, sadly)

My question, then, is this: How do you get players unfamiliar to the setting oriented to it? The same could be asked about Phoenix, since the setting in that seems similarly off the beaten path of Fantasy stories.

Thanks for all your work! I can't wait for Phoenix!

Hey guys. The moment I stumbled upon the ice key in Freezeezy on accident one day in middle school was far and away the most magical moment in games for me. My imagination ran wild as to how to reach it. I still remember that fondly, and though the stop n swap experiment never really worked out, the potential of it sticks with me to this day as to ways games can wrack the imagination. So to all of you, thanks for that.

I guess to make it a question, are there any plans for anything that well hidden in YL?