u/Mim-the-Changeling

I know it's pretty far either way, but is one side closer to it than the other?

Preferably Khorvaire. I was thinking that they could have some isolated communities in the mountains that were mostly unreachable by other races Until Now, but I'm not sure which mountains would be a good choice. What would be the pros and cons for the different mountain ranges? Any advice?

The Half-Orc in question is 48, which is super old by Orc standards, and Half-Orcs don't live that much longer than them. I can't really make him any younger without messing up the timeline, but he also needs to still be able to fight in a war.

For some additional context, the story is taking place relatively early on during The War, and the Half-Orc in question participated in the last few years of the Purge. He's from Thrane, but I couldn't find anything about Irian or Lamannian manifest zones there, so I'll probably end up going with a coterminous period or something.

Unless you guys have some other ideas on how he can live longer?

I know that people view them with suspicion, and believe them to be dangerous, but what exactly does that look like? Are they treated like they're diseased? Criminals? Insane? Something else? I'm just trying to get a picture of how exactly interactions with other people, and society as a whole, would go.

1. How rare is it for there to be 2 overlapping manifest zones in an area?
2. How big are manifest zones, usually?
3. Are the Graywall Mountains and the Blackcaps too far away from each other for any of their manifest zones to overlap?

The reason for these questions is because I was planning on there being two brothers, who are both Tieflings, but one is a Risian Tiefling and the other is a Kythri Tiefling, and I was wondering how that could work.

Is The Soothing Voice just one Quori, or do they take turns being The Soothing Voice? If it's just one Quori, how is it decided who gets to be/has to be it? Do they draw straws or something?

In other worlds, the Sun and Moon Elves have different physical appearances, but the same stats. Does Eberron have sun and moon elves among the Aerenal elves, or just one of them, or neither? Are they just more generally mixed in colorings?

I decided to make her a Talenta Halfling, but I've been stuck going back and forth between Ranger: Hunter, Rogue: Scout, or some sort of multiclass with either Hunter and Rogue: Swashbuckler, or Hunter and Scout for her class and subclass. For those of you who know who she is, what do you think?

Is anything known about Brey ir'Wynarn? Her Wiki page is pretty empty. If there is any information out there about her, where would be a good place to look first?

Do you think there is such a thing in Eberron, and if so, what do you think it would be called? And who would it be written by? Halflings? Goblins? Maybe even Dragons? Or maybe just a human, a really long time ago? And since there's so many races, how much thicker would it be than in real life? Or would there have to be multiple books?

At least in real life, it was a not uncommon practice for nobility to be taught multiple languages, whether it was for diplomatic purposes, just to show off, or for some other reason.

Bonus Question: How much do we actually know about Wrogar? The Eberron wiki article doesn't seem to have much in it.

This takes place during The War. Also, I don't have a lot of experience DMing for Eberron yet.

So, there's this spy, and he's really good (one of the best) so he can't be trapped by conventional means. He does have a best friend, though. My plan was that the spy gets sent out on a relatively quick mission, but the bad guys delay him for so long that his best friend goes out looking for him, but goes to look for him in the wrong place because of misinformation spread by the bad guys. When the spy gets back, he realizes that his friend is walking into a trap, and goes to save him, and that's how the bad guys catch him.

The two problems I'm having are:

1. How the bad guys would delay the spy without knowing exactly where he is (because if they knew exactly where he was, they could just trap him right then);

and 2. Making the spy go to a different place than his friend, because otherwise they'd meet up, and the whole point is that they just miss each other.

I know it sounds overly complicated, but it's important for story reasons that it works out that way.

Please help?