When I look at ranks, taken with a grain of salt (of course), I never seen Ebberon ranked amongst the top ten. Curse of Strahd, Storm King's Thunder, Tomb of Annihilation always come to the top.
I don't see many reviews on Ebberon. What I don't want to do is buy something and then find out it was a poor choice. Can anyone give me an honest review of Ebberon?
It’s a bit like comparing apples to oranges or more specifically apples, flour, butter & sugar to a fully prepared bake at home apple pie.
the Eberron book is not an adventure in itself, it’s a guide to creating adventures in Eberron, more comparable to Wildemount than Strahd.
90% of people buy CoS to play CoS, people buy Eberron for warforged & Artificer
Or for the lore! I love me some classic Tolkien fantasy, but Eberron’s got some awesome ideas for a steampunk noir campaign. Especially considering I don’t usually allow artificers in my medieval fantasy settings.
But if you’re looking for an adventure, yeah, Eberron isn’t one, it’s more like a huge box of totally random blocks than a regular LEGO set.
When I look at ranks, taken with a grain of salt (of course), I never seen Ebberon ranked amongst the top ten. Curse of Strahd, Storm King's Thunder, Tomb of Annihilation always come to the top.
I don't see many reviews on Ebberon. What I don't want to do is buy something and then find out it was a poor choice. Can anyone give me an honest review of Ebberon?
It’s a bit like comparing apples to oranges or more specifically apples, flour, butter & sugar to a fully prepared bake at home apple pie.
the Eberron book is not an adventure in itself, it’s a guide to creating adventures in Eberron, more comparable to Wildemount than Strahd.
90% of people buy CoS to play CoS, people buy Eberron for warforged & Artificer
Or for the lore! I love me some classic Tolkien fantasy, but Eberron’s got some awesome ideas for a steampunk noir campaign. Especially considering I don’t usually allow artificers in my medieval fantasy settings.
But if you’re looking for an adventure, yeah, Eberron isn’t one, it’s more like a huge box of totally random blocks than a regular LEGO set.
Wizard (Gandalf) of the Tolkien Club
And where else can you find nomadic halfling dino-riders? No better excuse needed to polymorph into a T-Rex than "I visited Talenta once"