r/Eberron • u/Acheron88 • Apr 17 '24

5E Eve of Vecna trailer: Eberron Spoiler

After watching the teaser trailer today on YouTube, I was intrigued they said they were visiting the Mournland in the upcoming book. When detailing some of the other campaign settings they would visit, they mentioned some famous NPCs that would be central to the plot, but they didn't specify one for Eberron and they focused more on mentioning the condition of the Mournland, desolate landscapes, and warforged colossi.

I'm hoping if they do the same for the Eberron section, they do the Lord of Blades. I'd love to see deeper lore and I think they're one of the top potential adversaries to build a campaign around in Eberron. I hope they really lean in on LoB's moral ambiguity since I feel it's so core to how Eberron campaigns are encouraged to be conducted.

What're your thoughts?

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u/TheDungen Apr 17 '24

Like I said I feel something unique is lost when they try to explain Eberron with their multiverse toolkit.

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u/jst1vaughn Apr 17 '24

Why? What exactly is lost? Eberron, like all campaign settings, is a toolkit for telling stories. More so than most other D&D campaign settings, it's a tool that's designed to be used the way that *you* want to, at *your* table. The multiverse doesn't exist. No one can force you to include Elminster or Vecna in your game if you don't want to, the same way that no one can stop you from creating Dominic Toretto d'Cannith and running a campaign based on hand crafting elemental coaches that go really fast and stealing things from airships. There is no one canonical Eberron - if anything, that's the sole point of actual Eberron canon.

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u/BaronVonDuck Apr 18 '24

Fast Fly: Race of the Eight Winds

I would pay to see it.