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Praise be the creators of these sheets! This folder includes the following: 1 instruction sheet on how to fill out everything (for us dummies that forget) Summon Monster stat sheet (includes stat adjustments for the Augment Summoning feat) 4 copies of the adventure log (with LOTS of map space) 2 copies of the Character Development Sheet (useful for giving your characters life, with space for a career path and to flush out his/her personality) spell sheets for each of the following classes: Shugenja, Wu Jen, Hexblade, Spirit Shaman, Favored Soul, Warmage, Warlock, Artificier Infusions, Psionic Powers, Wizard, Sorcerer, Bard (with notes describing Bardic Music), Spellthief, Blackguard, Assassin, Paladin, Ranger, Druid and last but not least Cleric. Finally there are 2 copies of the Eberron Character sheet with space on the sheet for damn near everything. It FINALLY includes something that other sheets miss: magic item slots! Long overdue in my opinion. Now that I have them I'm off to get photocopies!

From the wastelands of Sarlona to the mystery that is Argonnessen, this book brings to life the things that the campaign setting glossed over. There are adventure ideas all over the world, with maps of such places as Shae Mordai, Ashtakala the Demon City, Argonnessen Observatories, Pra'Xirek The Lost City and more. If you're a DM looking to send your adventurers all over the world then this book is exactly what you need. I only gave the book a 4 out of 5 because I feel that there could have been so much more put into this book but I am satisfied with what I got.

Eberron fans rejoice! This book takes an even more detailed look at the Five Nations of Eberron. More detailed maps of each nation, detailed maps of each capital city, major NPCs detailed including current "projects" in post-war Khorvaire (and each even has his/her own stat block!), and there is an even more detailed look at the mysterious Mournland and the goings-on there. Eberron fans do not want to miss out on this. Adventure ideas are found in every chapter. Also includes nation specific Prestige Classes, new feats, spells and a few new monsters. This book was definitely worth the wait!

Nice art. Could have used more info on it from the campaign setting but still useful none the less.

Can anyone out there argue why I would want this book?

A must for all the hardcore Eberron fans out there. Adds more detail to the 4 new races from the setting - Shifters, Warforged, Kalashtar and Changelings. It gives in detail a day in the life of one of them, how they interact socially, what kinds of jobs/classes best suit them and the kinds of problems they run into. My favorite part was reading about the warforged. I also liked the new feats that expanded the ones from the Campaign setting. Any DM that wishes one of these races to take center stage in his game needs this book.