Explore a New World of Adventure in Eberron: Rising from the Last War

Matthew: This is a really nice book on Eberron. I'm super happy with it. Loaded with information and beautiful artwork, this is a must have for your D&D book collection whether you're a DM or a Player. You can't go wrong buying this one.

United States on Oct 15, 2023

Maria: My husband likes it 😏

United States on Oct 14, 2023

Martha asuncion: Despite the fact that my son ordered this without my consent and I tried to return it, it’s awesome! He loves the book and is now grounded for a month.

United States on Sep 14, 2023

Profeta Rojo: Excelente estado, llegó a tiempo y con muy buen empaquetado.
El libro está muy completo y trae opciones adicionales muy interesantes para un nuevo escenario de juego y una mayor personalización para tus jugadores.

Mexico on Aug 14, 2023

Faxfire: This book is probably one of the best WOTC products for 5e. It is a true setting sourcebook, providing setting information and practical advice for crafting adventures in Eberron. The level of setting info is particularly rare amongst 5e products which have lately focused their page count on player options and mechanics as well as providing long adventures instead of providing useful setting information and story hooks (see Dragonlance and Spelljammer as examples of this). That deficiency is not the case in Eberron: Rising from the Last War. There are descriptions with adventurer hooks for numerous locations in the continent of Khorvaire and short sections on other continents and locales in the world of Eberron. There is a good player section with mechanics for Eberron character and a significant amount of setting information. If you just let your players read the first few chapters of the book they will have all the setting info they need for a satisfying experience in Eberron. The bestiary isn’t bad either. I always think there could be more monsters though.

The flip side of this is that all of the work to create an adventure is on the DM. This is not an “out of the...

United States on May 01, 2023

Darren: An impressive campaign guide and sourcebook. Over 300 pages detailing all aspects of the world of Eberron as well as an introductory adventure suitable for beginners. The double-sided poster map is great quality.

United Kingdom on Mar 14, 2023

Anthony Mikail Cuco: If you are tired of Forgotten Realms, this is a perfec source book to create your stories in a differet world full of magic!

Brazil on Feb 23, 2023

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Sweden on Jan 25, 2023

Francesco Spataro: L'aggiunta della classe dell'arteficie vale tutto il manuale!

Italy on May 15, 2022

Jay S. W.: Eberron represents Wizard's of the West Coasts (WotWC) first original campaign setting after they bought out TSR, and is the only one that has actually stuck, despite multiple attempts to recreate original campaign settings based on their Magic the Gathering IP. Eberron's main appeal is that it is highly module, similar to the TSR Ravenloft Campaign setting were the lands are divided with very different themes. Eberron has a high magic city scape, a Hogwarts, a goblin nation, a demon waste, a Jungle area, a Dinosaur area, a forest area, a Theocracy area, post apocalypse area and even a pirate type area. All these lands mesh well together, each providing a unique experience for what ever the player or DM tastes may be.

Unlike much of the old TSR settings, Eberron is static in that it is not burdened by a long convoluted history that shapes every aspect of the world. Eberron's history is limited to the past few years starting with the end of the last war, which seemed to reset the whole society, with only vague references to pre-war Eberron.

The time-frame of Eberron has remained the same since its original publication 20 years ago. This means that much of the...

United States on Apr 08, 2020