The Wiki Chronicle
The Wiki Chronicle returns at last, with this extra-special, extra-extra-extra-late edition. Sorry for the wait, everyone, but we get there in the end.
- Where the Bloody Hells Have You Been: Lost in the planes, BadCatMan fetched up in Shavarath, the Battleground, caught between three ever-warring armies. He evaded a shredstorm, only to be caught in the slobbering jaws of a mivilorn, before being rescued by a word archon. He returned via the no-less-hazardous Ash Tower in the Mournland, and so offers his apologies for the lateness of his report.
- Just a Strong Family Resemblance: Perses13 bravely returned to Karrnath to begin his biographies of Kings Kaius I and Kaius III, but had some issues after noting some suspicious similarities...
- Call Him a Connoissewer: Resident sanitation specialist SunderedShor undertook a survey of the sewers of Eberron, paying particular attention to the surprisingly spacious system beneath Stormreach, and found them to be just as unpleasant as we always imagined.
Featured Article
The Traveler is a deity of the Dark Six, titled The Sovereign of Chaos and Change and often called simply the Giver of Gifts. The Traver is the god of chaos and change, and of deception, evolution, invention, and transformation, and is followers by changelings, doppelgangers, and shifters, as well as by rogues and artificers. The most mysterious of all the gods, he, or she, or it, is the supreme shapeshifter and trickster, walking all the roads of the world and with a thousand faces and names, causing and inspiring change and giving gifts. A famous proverb says "Beware the gifts of the Traveler", warning that gifts and good fortune may have unexpected results, hidden dangers, or strings attached.New & Upcoming Releases
Vecna: Eve of Ruin is an adventure for the Dungeons & Dragons 5th-edition ruleset. Featuring Vecna and the Rod of Seven Parts, it makes a whistlestop tour of several D&D settings: Eberron, Forgotten Realms, Greyhawk, Dragonlance, Ravenloft, Planescape, and Spelljammer, so don't get comfortable.Who Will Save Existence?
The evil lich-god Vecna has unearthed secrets he can use to unravel and remake the multiverse. Stopping Vecna will require working with three of the multiverse's most famous archmages, traveling to far-flung locales, and rebuilding the legendary Rod of Seven Parts.Headlines
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A sakah ("touched one") or tiefling of the Carrion Tribes in the Demon Wastes.
Welcome
Welcome! This wiki covers the Eberron campaign setting for Dungeons & Dragons from Wizards of the Coast, including lore from sourcebooks, novels, video games, comics, and more across 3.5, 4th, and 5th editions. See the aims and scope of this wiki here.Helping Hand
If you have any questions, please ask our community.
Beware: This wiki does not provide spoiler warnings.
Contents
New to Eberron? Try starting here!
- Eberron lore
- Resources
- 3.5e: Eberron Campaign Setting
- 4e: Eberron Player's Guide and Eberron Campaign Guide
- 5e: Wayfinder's Guide to Eberron or Eberron: Rising from the Last War
- Additional Eberron sourcebooks
Helping Out
Welcome, chronicler! Do you see an error? Maybe you know of some missing lore? Perhaps you want to write an article about a favorite subject? Or maybe you want to really get involved. Don't be shy, click "Edit" and get in there! If you're new to wikis, then check out the Fandom University. Look at some of the following links to learn about the Eberron Wiki, how we do things here, and see some of our recent work. Don't worry about making a mistake, experienced editors will catch it and fix it. Just remember we accept only canon, "kanon", and licensed lore, and homebrew and player characters should be kept in your User namespace. Don't just copy out the sourcebook, write in your own words. Finally, always give a source for your information, and explain what you've done in the "Summary" box. Happy chronicling!
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