Incredible work, this podcast is a priceless jewel!

Honestly, it doesn’t matter if you play D&D or use the Eberron campaign setting, because this show’s discussion of worldbuilding and story hooks will help any Dungeon Master or RPG player build better worlds, cooler characters, and more engaging stories.

So good to hear knowledge straight from the creator himself 👌🏼 If you do a Sharn episode I’ll be forever in your debt! Its my favorite city in all of DnD!

Since the beginning of D&D 5e, Eberron was one of the settings most looked forward to and asked for. Before we got Wayfinder's Guide to Eberron or Eberron: Rising From the Last War, we had to look outside of WotC for information about the setting, and for me Keith Baker's blogposts and this podcast are where I would (and still!) go. It is so insightful to hear from Keith's own mouth what his views on Eberron are and what his take on the lore is. The other hosts and guests are fantastic voices as well, and every thoughtful episode leaves me wanting to start up a new Eberron game. Thanks guys!

I’ve loved Eberron since the first edition in 3.0/3.5! The world is truly a fantasy setting like no other and has so much nuance and natural story hooks. This podcast explores the world from player and DM perspective in a great level of detail without getting bogged down in D&D mechanics or minutia. And you can’t beat getting the world building perspective straight from the horse’s (hellcow’s) mouth! Keith Baker also gives great general DM-ing and scenario building tips throughout.

Serrano’s voice is a smooth as the Jazz played in downtrodden Calanshan.

I’m running a new game and introducing my players to the world of Eberron and this podcast is very helpful. The behind the scenes segments on its creation and the bits on the differences between the lore/presentation intended versus published (like how concept of the Blood of Vol was changed a bit when published) really helps flesh out the setting. This and KB’s blog are great resources for anyone interested in diving deeper into Eberron!

This is a great podcast that really does what it sets out to do, explore the width and depth of Eberron. Eberron has been one of my favorite setting since its first publication and I appreciate this insight into all the intricacies that Eberron has to offer. I am especially appreciative of having Keith Baker, the creator of the setting as one of the hosts so everything feels less like conjecture and more like untapped possibilities. Thank you so much!

Great content here exploring the campaign setting of Eberron and its variations of D&D classics! Always worth the time invested, Keith Baker is a wonderful worldbuilder and the others add great perspectives too!

Hosted by 4 people including Keith Baker, this is a great discussion of various topics in Eberron. There are a few overviews from conventions scattered throughout for people new to Eberron, and then the various topic episodes go deeper.

This podcast is one of my favorites. It applies to a very certain niche group, which is D&D players who want to run or play in Eberron. I recommend this podcast to every friend who has an interest in D&D and Eberron. Great cast, and the topics have given me new insights I didn’t think that I actually needed. (The Halfling and Dragon episodes are amazing!) Kristian is a great host, and having Keith there to bounce ideas and questions off of is so great! Keith not only made Eberron, not only loves it; he knows his world! I love when Wayne or Scott make it, but life :/ All in all, great podcast and you should listen to it. Finally, Eberron in 5E!!! Woot!!

I bought the first Eberron book when it came out, and I've promptly devoured everything released for it since. It's great to listen to to creator of the setting, Keith Baker, and several fans as invested as I am talk about the setting in such detail.

Where else are you going to go for Eberron material in a podcast? This is THE place. Kristian's sultry voice and his approach to moderating the show is awesome. He also brings the knowledge. You can tell his passion is there. Keith Baker is some guy that seems to know a bit about the subject matter that is Eberron. Wayne and Scott are not to be missed. Their perspectives and contribution helps round out the show. Keep up the good work guys!

I've been an Everton fan since the dragon magazine article introducing it. I am really enjoy the clarification provided by these guys

I've recently become obsessed with Eberron... I neeeeed more Eberron content....

Not only is this an in-detail talk about subjects in Eberron, it also includes talk about how to implement this information in your games. Along with the above, it also includes Keith Baker himself, creator of Eberron! A wonderful exploration of parts of the setting to enrich your Eberron game. Highly recommended.

Love the podcast, and having Keith on provides for FABULOUS insight. Do you think you could do an episode on Sarlona / Rierdra / The Inspired at some point? I'm running a "Stargate-in-Eberron" campaign with the Inspired as stand-in's for the Goa'uld where the PCs explore Sarlona; any info from Keith and the crew would be insanely appreciated.

It's so great to see content on the D&D campaign setting of Eberron! I love the shorter more frequent segments combined with the longer more detailed ones. It's a great way of keeping a regular drum beat of content on the world.

This is an excellent show for anyone who wants to delve deeper into Eberron for sure, but it's also a great exercise in analyzing a setting for possibility in story and character exploration.

Great topic. Great hosts. Some of the most professional presentation I've heard on a podcast, even including some high budget ones.

How much better can an Eberron podcast get than one that features Keith Baker, creator of Eberron?! None better. I hope these dudes talk about the Kalashtar and psionics in Eberron at some point. Hint hint.

I love Eberron, and I was excited to hear about this podcast. Overall, it's a very good start. Everyone involved has slightly different perspectives, and obviously has passion for the setting. There are a few areas for improvement, however: particularly editing and direction. There were several places where the dialogue got sidetracked, or audio quality was bad, that could have been cut out cleanly without hurting the show. And a few times, the show veered into "let me tell you about what happened in my last campaign" territory, which isn't necessarily a problem in moderation, but didn't really add anything to the conversation.

Eberron is the setting I love the most in Dungeons and Dragons and getting to listen to this amazing group of people do this podcast is so wonderful. I am truly looking foward to every new episode and cannot wait to hear what you all have in store for us. David w/Tales from the Fandom podcast

Eberron is alive and well in the new edition thanks to the love and care Mr. Baker shows for his spark.