@NicolasCS @ManifestZone Are those Cyrans who are under Valenar and Darguun control not struggling for independence? Regaining lost land?
Have you read the Expeditionary Dispatch articles about Valenar? Things weren't any better for the Khunans under Cyre.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 12, 2017

@NicolasCS @ManifestZoneHaven’t, will do! & those under Darguun power? The Dhakaan novels portrayed goblinoids as conquering, I thought some humans wanted freedom That's a better possibility. I'll write more later.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 12, 2017

@NicolasCS @ManifestZoneSomewhat related… Does everyone in Thaliost desire to be in Aundair again? (Thinking on pro-independence sites in Eberron for campaign) Thaliost is an excellent option for such a struggle.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 12, 2017

@roguecaliber @ManifestZone We've long described Zilargo as making elemental weapons, but it's a subject that's never been clearly defined.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 24, 2017

@roguecaliber @ManifestZoneThese are all great ideas and conjure up amazing images. Beats having magic cannons shooting fireballs. I’d love a Zilargo sourcebook. And there's also the possibility of siege staffs in a large vessel or wand-wielders.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 24, 2017

@roguecaliber @ManifestZone Finally, bear in mind that a ballista in Eberron could have magical or alchemical properties.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 24, 2017

@roguecaliber @ManifestZone @KristianSerrano My favorite is the livewood ballista, for shooting a dryad onto an enemy vessel.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 24, 2017

@ozmillsI can’t find reference to if Kalashtar retain memories of previous lives or life pre-travel-to-the-material-plane. Do they? The mortal kalashtar doesn't retain memories of previous kalashtar lives. However…

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 11, 2017

@ozmills But like normal dreams, these are not clear, precise, or perfectly preserved in memory. (And these dreams don't take them to Dal Quor.)

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 11, 2017

@ozmills But like normal dreams, these are not clear, precise, or perfectly preserved in memory. (And these dreams don't take them to Dal Quor.)

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 11, 2017

@ozmills Oh I was under the impression the kalashtar didn’t sleep! This changes a few things, thank you! They sleep, but can't be affected by the Dream or Nightmare spells because their spirits don't connect to Dal Quor.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 11, 2017

@HellcowKeithwhat are better slur than easterners for monsters of droam to refer to human/elf/dwarf/halfling/etc acceptable races? some of the nost eastern monsters in droaam, but nobody would put them in the same basket as brelenders likewise an ogre from karnath

— JM (@JM13136849) April 26, 2017

@JM13136849 "Easterner" is understood by those who use it to mean "People east of the Graywall Mountains."

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 26, 2017

@JM13136849 As for the Karrnathi ogre, if he's culturally Karrnathi, he's an easterner; if he's not, he's not.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 26, 2017

@JM13136849Like many slurs, it’s not intended to be 100% carefully researched & always accurate; it’s used emotionally, not scientifically. The lizardfolk of Q'barra refer to outsiders as "softskins," but that doesn't work for Droaam as many natives have soft skin.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 26, 2017

@HellcowKeith Yea, all I'm coming up with is "Hume" (Hyo͞om) & not being too picky about what human-like races get called it for the reasons you mention

— JM (@JM13136849) April 26, 2017

@HellcowKeith Something about it felt too respectful though, was hoping you might have considered better terms in the past 😀

— JM (@JM13136849) April 26, 2017

@JM13136849 Essentially "Easterner" doesn't address someone's RACE at all; it's referring to some who is part of the CULTURES of the east.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 26, 2017

@JM13136849 As for Sheshka embracing the term "monster," it's an example of a culture appropriating a slur used by an enemy.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 26, 2017

@JM13136849 But they'd call a human from the Shadow Marches an Easterner if they didn't like him, even though he's LITERALLY from the south.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 26, 2017

@JM13136849 It is a fairly respectful term – Sheshka IS nobility, after all. I'm sure there are many less respectful slurs, but I haven't made a list.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 26, 2017

@emwizardsharkif a player wanted to be a cleric of Eberron herself (or the dragon above or below I suppose), would domain should they take? I don't know all the 5E domains, but Life or Nature would both be logical choices for Eberron.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 1, 2017

@emwizardshark Traditionally, "priests of Eberron" are druids.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) May 1, 2017

@EladGilowould a rakshasa be the servant of an Overlord that embodies elemental chaos? Are rakshasa always lawful? Rakshasa aren't the only servants of the Overlords – just the most common. You could use a different fiend, or a chaotic rakshasa.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 27, 2017

@NicolasCSWhat if the Kalashtar succeed in bringing about a new Dal Quor age… but it turns out to be worse than the current. Possible? Sure! They are acting on faith, not fact. Whatever happens will absorb and recycle all Quori into new forms.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 6, 2017

@HellcowKeith @ManifestZone exploring jungle ruins, lost cities, ancient civs in: Xendrik, Qbarra, Aerenal. How are they different?

— Elad Gilo (@EladGilo) April 23, 2017

@EladGilo @ManifestZone @KristianSerrano Have you read the Q'barra backdrops I wrote for Dragon?

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 23, 2017

@EladGilo @ManifestZone @KristianSerranoWhat issue was that? And how offbeat am I? Dungeon Magazine 182 (Q'barra in general, Shard rush) and 185 (lizardfolk, dragonborn, Poison Dusk)

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 23, 2017

@EladGilo @ManifestZone Q'barra: Greedy humans messing with ancient balance they don't understand. Dragonshard rush, scales, ruins from Age of Demons & Dragonborn.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 23, 2017

@EladGilo @ManifestZone Aerenal: Ancient but still active; only ruins would be cities intentionally abandoned, I.E. haunted Vol citadels. Elves, undead, Mabar.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 23, 2017

@EladGilo @ManifestZone Xen'drik: Wildly diverse. Giant and Elf ruins, but room for many tiny civilizations to rise and fall. Lost city of the Bee People? Why not.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 23, 2017

@KristianSerrano @EladGilo @ManifestZone Certainly, and dangerously haunted – abandoned because they cannot be cleansed. We're keeping you out for your own good, idiot adventurer.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 23, 2017

@KristianSerrano @EladGilo @ManifestZone Imagine the sealed citadel where Erandis Vol was born from dragon and elf; what necromantic secrets and terrible curses lie within?

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 23, 2017

@KristianSerrano @EladGilo @ManifestZoneAlso Siberys shard hunters, Reidran outposts, quori artifacts/ruins, permanent magical ‘scars’, and honestly whatever else you’d like. Exactly – wildly diverse.

— Keith Baker (@HellcowKeith) April 23, 2017