Clara Daly

Uber is a for-profit company. These scrollers are provided by a group of ex-adventurers who create them and they are extremely affordable. Also, sometimes you can get a ride for free if you offer some services to the operator or some protection from experienced adventurers might be needed.

Uber is a for-profit company. These scrollers are provided by a group of ex-adventurers who create them and they are extremely affordable. Also, sometimes you can get a ride for free if you offer some services to the operator or some protection from experienced adventurers might be needed.

But yeah, there are a bunch of different types of scrawlers, including the stone steed horses and the phantom scrawlers that have no operator. And so you have to have your token to get them to stop, or you can, if you want to board illegally, try to jump on them as they're moving. And player characters can also learn the runes that power these scrawlers.

But yeah, there are a bunch of different types of scrawlers, including the stone steed horses and the phantom scrawlers that have no operator. And so you have to have your token to get them to stop, or you can, if you want to board illegally, try to jump on them as they're moving. And player characters can also learn the runes that power these scrawlers.

There's like a motion rune that keeps them moving forward. There's a repelling rune that can create a blast to drive away would-be robbers or predators. There is a protection rune for inclement weather to keep the drizzle off. And there's just a bunch of cool lore and world building. tied into all of it.

There's like a motion rune that keeps them moving forward. There's a repelling rune that can create a blast to drive away would-be robbers or predators. There is a protection rune for inclement weather to keep the drizzle off. And there's just a bunch of cool lore and world building. tied into all of it.

And then, yeah, mechanics where player characters can learn these ruins and inscribe them on their own gear and equipment.

And then, yeah, mechanics where player characters can learn these ruins and inscribe them on their own gear and equipment.

Yeah. And then on the other side, there's urban transportation. The Lore Riders are these big metal capsules that travel above crowded city streets on ethereal legs that phase in and out of existence. And the Lore Riders transport... city commuters and tourists alike for the price of a good and 100% honest story.

Yeah. And then on the other side, there's urban transportation. The Lore Riders are these big metal capsules that travel above crowded city streets on ethereal legs that phase in and out of existence. And the Lore Riders transport... city commuters and tourists alike for the price of a good and 100% honest story.

And depending on the magnitude and quality of your story, your ticket might last anywhere from a day to a year. But it is acquired by going to one of these ethereal posts marking the color-coded lore writer stops and accessing the ticket exchange demiplane and telling your story.

And depending on the magnitude and quality of your story, your ticket might last anywhere from a day to a year. But it is acquired by going to one of these ethereal posts marking the color-coded lore writer stops and accessing the ticket exchange demiplane and telling your story.

Well, and the Star Dragons, too, are... Oh, yeah, that's true. And actually, so the third article, maybe we'll skip around a bit, the third article, Draco Ex Asteris, is about these Star Dragons, and the author of that, Imogen Gengel, is...

Well, and the Star Dragons, too, are... Oh, yeah, that's true. And actually, so the third article, maybe we'll skip around a bit, the third article, Draco Ex Asteris, is about these Star Dragons, and the author of that, Imogen Gengel, is...

not only a longtime Eberron author, she and Keith Baker co-authors on the latest Exploring Eberron release, but she is a real life space plasma physicist, astronomy researcher. And she pitched this article about star dragons based on the astronomy of the life cycle of a star.

not only a longtime Eberron author, she and Keith Baker co-authors on the latest Exploring Eberron release, but she is a real life space plasma physicist, astronomy researcher. And she pitched this article about star dragons based on the astronomy of the life cycle of a star.

Yeah, so they go from the CR7 protostellar wormlings to the adult sequenced star dragons who take their place in a variety of organizations devoted to upholding their ideals or principles in the cosmos to the venerable giant star worms, which will eventually explode in a supernova.

Yeah, so they go from the CR7 protostellar wormlings to the adult sequenced star dragons who take their place in a variety of organizations devoted to upholding their ideals or principles in the cosmos to the venerable giant star worms, which will eventually explode in a supernova.

That's the Cerulean Dwarf Painter, and that art is by Veronica O'Neill, who is fantastic. And... Yeah, she gave us a bunch of different sketches of different cerulean dwarf artisans in this sky city of Kukulan. And we really love this one of the painter because they're sitting on a little stool made of cloud stuff.

That's the Cerulean Dwarf Painter, and that art is by Veronica O'Neill, who is fantastic. And... Yeah, she gave us a bunch of different sketches of different cerulean dwarf artisans in this sky city of Kukulan. And we really love this one of the painter because they're sitting on a little stool made of cloud stuff.