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4 thoughts on “Frontiers of Eberron Preview: Sylbaran”
This article mentions the services of the Warden, Winter, and Singer druidic faiths. Will Frontiers go more into what it means to be a member of each of these circles as religions? As factions, the druidic circles are pretty clear, but as faiths and religions they still seem mysterious.
It will cover them in greater detail than we have so far, yes.
“Oh yeah what are you gonna do? Release the dogs? Or the bees? Or the dogs with bees in their mouth and when they bark they shoot bees at you?”
– Some poor, dumb Brelish person probably (also Homer Simpson)
Love the fireflies, love the bees, love the Children of Winter being involved in the protection and law enforcement of a settlement!
Sylbaran seems like a great place to find contacts or start the chain of communication to reach druids of the other sects without going deeper into the Woods. I have a Moonspeaker NPC who uses Sylbaran as a waystation, this is really neat to see the settlement fleshed out more thoroughly. Thanks, Keith!
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This article mentions the services of the Warden, Winter, and Singer druidic faiths. Will Frontiers go more into what it means to be a member of each of these circles as religions? As factions, the druidic circles are pretty clear, but as faiths and religions they still seem mysterious.
It will cover them in greater detail than we have so far, yes.
“Oh yeah what are you gonna do? Release the dogs? Or the bees? Or the dogs with bees in their mouth and when they bark they shoot bees at you?”
– Some poor, dumb Brelish person probably (also Homer Simpson)
Love the fireflies, love the bees, love the Children of Winter being involved in the protection and law enforcement of a settlement!
Sylbaran seems like a great place to find contacts or start the chain of communication to reach druids of the other sects without going deeper into the Woods. I have a Moonspeaker NPC who uses Sylbaran as a waystation, this is really neat to see the settlement fleshed out more thoroughly. Thanks, Keith!