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A review by manwithanagenda
Eberron: Rising from the Last War by Wizards of the Coast
adventurous
informative
slow-paced
4.0
Eberron was my first real campaign as a player (that lasted more than 3 sessions at any rate) and as a DM. I will always have as soft spot for the setting and was pleased when it got an update for 5th edition.
This is a capable condensed edition. I have 12 or 13 of the hardbound books from 3.5 as well as every published module and the majority of the novels (when I get obsessed, I go big). Are there favorite quirks of the setting that got left out of this new edition? Sure, but, this is D&D, you can always put them back in for your players. Eberron still has a lot to offer to players and the game that doesn't fit in with the other veteran and new settings.
This is a capable condensed edition. I have 12 or 13 of the hardbound books from 3.5 as well as every published module and the majority of the novels (when I get obsessed, I go big). Are there favorite quirks of the setting that got left out of this new edition? Sure, but, this is D&D, you can always put them back in for your players. Eberron still has a lot to offer to players and the game that doesn't fit in with the other veteran and new settings.