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2009: Year of Eberron This is also the year that we bring the Eberron campaign setting into 4th Edition. This summer is all about Eberron, with the release of the Eberron Campaign Guide, Eberron Player’s Guide, and the Seekers of the Ashen Crown adventure. As one of the co-creators of the original Eberron campaign setting, and as one of the key people behind selecting Eberron when we ran the campaign search a few years back, the world of pulp fantasy and adventure is very special to me. It’s an exciting place, full of amazing new ways to look at a D&D campaign. By bringing the setting into 4th Edition, we’re reinvesting in this world that’s caught between the Last War and an uncertain future. If you haven’t checked out Eberron, or if you’ve been away from Eberron for awhile, then this is the summer for you. And like every D&D setting, you can play it as is or you can borrow elements to add to whatever campaign you’re playing in. Warforged and artificers can and should show up in any D&D game.

For anyone who plays Dungeons and Dragons 3.5e (especially DMs), I highly recommend this. If you game with a laptop like I do, it’s an invaluable resource.