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So in my eberron campaign one of the big Warforged bosses is a Fallen angel who voluntarily went to hell because he was disappointed with how the gods did nothing but coddle humanoidkind, and decided to be the one who made them suffer like they should for taking advantage of their kindness. He’s a replacement for Zariel, and he made a deal with one humanoid, the BBEG (Merrix d’cannith), to help subjugate as much as Khorvaire as they possibly can, and those who oppose are up to “Ultron” to take care of. He commands a legion of self replicating drones that are powered by soul coins. I need a statblock for both his fallen angel form and his Ultron form. The fallen angel form needs sorcery and battle mastery, and the Ultron version needs to be able to confuse and replicate, and shoot Encephalo rays. I’m using DnD beyond so if that helps

So I am running a heavily modded eberron campaign, and two of my players (one a Batman/Ironman halfelf, the other a Warforged forge cleric with the soul of a god he doesn’t know about) have kinda gotten crossed beams: I used the term “ultimate metal” for two different metals, one called Antacel, which is basically the best metal made by Onatar himself, the other is Bytessence, a metal that is made from Byshek and Quintessence, and is extremely durable against spells and attacks from otherplanar beings. I was going to give the Ironman the ability to have a set flight speed if he “created” Bytessence like Ironman created a new element, but now I’m second guessing myself.

One of my players is unknowingly the resurrected soul of Onatar that was housed inside a warforged, and was wondering if that would basically be his own version of heaven. Let’s assume I know nothing about the outer planes of Eberron nor the forgotten realms and saw mechanical dimension and went “ooh cool idea for a trip!”

Working on a mountain Dwarf mob boss who’s the son of the House of Warding leader and his Cloud Goliath girlfriend who has big “todo Aoi vibes”, which means when she claps she swaps places with someone. Have any ideas for special abilities for either? All I have for the dwarf is the Mountain dropper, a haymaker that activates his glyph of warding knuckle dusters, and the clap thing for his girlfriend.

My idea is to replace the fighters already broken revolver (which is basically a gamble to either do no damage or 6 shot or something in between) with a revolver that can do more damage the more of his lifespan he sacrifices. What should I make the stats?

So I’m running an eberron campaign and I need a little help world building. One of my players (Warforged forge cleric) has a core made from a metal I called “Antacel”, a metal that could only be forged with Holy Fire, because it’s completely immune to fire, and that it’s so powerful because it is extremely dangerous to gods. So dangerous that Onatar made a natural law: if one makes a weapon from Antacel, the world will know mourning. However… Onatar’s soul was stolen and he was killed, though no one knows. The players core houses his soul, and I need some ideas for what the ultimate metal would be able to do as both a weapon and other things. The BBEG made the first weapon of Antacel, but it caused the Mourning.

So I’m running an eberron campaign and I need a little help world building. One of my players (Warforged forge cleric) has a core made from a metal I called “Antacel”, a metal that could only be forged with Holy Fire, because it’s completely immune to fire, and that it’s so powerful because it is extremely dangerous to gods. So dangerous that Onatar made a natural law: if one makes a weapon from Antacel, the world will know mourning. However… Onatar’s soul was stolen and he was killed, though no one knows. The players core houses his soul, and I need some ideas for what the ultimate metal would be able to do as both a weapon and other things. The BBEG made the first weapon of Antacel, but it caused the Mourning.

So my campaign in Sharn has a bunch of dwarfs as part of a mafia called the Black Clovers (no relation to Black clover other than the black clover with five leaves. The player who was going to investigate them isn’t in the campaign anymore, but I still want to have them in the game for the future of the campaign. I don’t have much, but they have ties to the House of Making (making drugs like shimmer, Demons dust, etc), the House of Warding (the son of the leader of the house is the leader of the gang), and maybe a couple others. Any ideas to spice up fights? I’m planning on having them find at least a drug den, and maybe a confrontation with the leader.

So my campaign in Sharn has a bunch of dwarfs as part of a mafia called the Black Clovers (no relation to Black clover other than the black clover with five leaves. The player who was going to investigate them isn’t in the campaign anymore, but I still want to have them in the game for the future of the campaign. I don’t have much, but they have ties to the House of Making (making drugs like shimmer, Demons dust, etc), the House of Warding (the son of the leader of the house is the leader of the gang), and maybe a couple others. Any ideas to spice up fights? I’m planning on having them find at least a drug den, and maybe a confrontation with the leader.

So I’m running a modified Eberron 5e/5.5e, and I need to find some way to tie in a couple things: I need a lightning stallion(based of MH’s kirin), a connection to Onatar(the planar-forged are 5 different warforged made with the souls of dead planar beings, and the PC is Onatar, god of forges, fire, and tools and weapons, like Hephaestus, though he doesn’t know that yet), a fire salamander, a snow wolf (stallion wolf and salamander tie into the Storm herald barbarian with Druid subclass of lightning manifestation to be like Thor, with desert orc origin) some type of connection to Dreaming dark (haven’t figured out what significant being there gave birth to the tiefling Wildmagic sorcerer) and a connection to Graz’zt (he comes to tell the party to help him restore some type of balance since now that demogorgons psychopathic side is gone he now can use all his powers to start conquering all of Khyber). I don’t expect all the answers, but I have a lot in the air, and I need ideas to connect them. I have adhd and writing it all down seems impossible because as soon as I write it I feel like I’ll realize my plans are crap.

So I was working on my campaign and realized that if I used the abyss I could connect at least three players storylines in one fell swoop, but then today I realized that eberron doesn’t really have its own abyss. I needed at least Demogorgon and Graz’zt for lore purposes, a fire-based Archdevil, and I might be in a pickle now. Any ideas or should I just keep going? I already have other things not supposed to be in eberron (MH monsters, a few custom “planarforged”, and some arcane and marvel characters)

So I’m working on some villians for my Eberron campaign with a bit of homebrew added called the Planar-forged, 5 Warforged who are given life via having their previous extremely powerful souls taken and their memories erased. I already have the pc who is a celestial cleric of the forge, an arch devil in the body of Ultron basically, one of Demogorgons heads from the abyss, and that’s all I have already for those. I still need one for a Necron/techno-lich that can control a swarm of Nanobots, and maybe gauss prime or another prime. Any ideas?

So I’m working on some villians called the Planar-forged, 5 Warforged who are given life via having their previous extremely powerful souls taken and their memories erased. I already have the pc who is a celestial cleric of the forge, an arch devil in the body of Ultron basically, one of Demogorgons heads from the abyss, and that’s all I have already for those. I still need one for a Necron/techno-lich that can control a swarm of Nanobots, and maybe gauss prime or another prime. Any ideas?

I need to figure out some way that the main bad guy (Merrix D’Cannith who hates other humanoids and thinks of them as weak, and thinks only technology can make the world perfect) can start trying to take over all of Khorvaire with his “planar-forged” (Warforged made from the souls of arch devils, abyss demons, Quori, Celestials, the souls of a dead Lich, and Elementals) taking various kingdoms over and making the party have to kill them to make the continent regain control. Are there kings or how do the nations get ruled?

I’m running a campaign set mainly in Sharn, with a Batman/ironman halfelf(armorer artificer) a Warforged cleric of the forge, a storm herald barbarian orc, a halfling Mastermind rogue, a human Fighter( based off of Gustave from clair obscura) and a tiefling Wildmagic sorcerer( a slave to the party technically) and I’m going to start bringing in the main storyline: MERRIX D’CANNITH as the disappointed father of the warforged cleric (he is disappointed and gave the cleric away to house Jorasco because he had stolen the soul of a Dal Quor creature, but apparently got one of the only creatures there that wasn’t psychotic[psiforged are made with Quori souls]), the cousin of the half elf who he’s trying to disinherit from the entire house because he needs to get rid of competition that is “beneath him” (in this context elves aren’t seen as highly because they are seen as Slaves to giants.) and gain complete control of all of House Cannith.

However… I don’t know what to accuse them of.

So far I have 8 of a “jury” who are councilors of different parts of the House: Jayce giodara as head of Runetech, Daedalus Leonids, head of Clocktech, Dave head of HR, Aeson Crixim head of material acquisitions (the Cogs), Viktor Von Heralda as head of research, heimerdinger head of the Artificers college, Ultron head of Warforged production (brother of the cleric), and Adamis Bluudjinr(based off Adam Smasher) head of “Hostile acquisitions”

Any recommendations for things to accuse them of?

Before I say anything, I am partially new, but I’ve been DMing for the better part of this year. So far I’ve nearly mastered combats, but my rp with NPCs is lacking because of my self confidence, and we only have about 3 hours a session, and sometimes combat takes a lot longer than I thought sometimes, so I created a discord channel in my party server for when we’re in between sessions, they can roleplay their characters without having to do the voices, but being able to think and talk like their characters would, which gives me plenty to work with. Anything I should do to improve or is this not a good idea?

Just had a session with my party, and somehow, because I didn’t have a personality ready for the Triceratops in the field, the party named him bodacious t and somehow the cleric made him become Omniscient and even break the fourth wall because I misspoke. I now have to make a Statblock for a Triceratops Celestial.