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– Lord Lareth ir'Morgrave, founder of Morgrave University, 738 YK

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The Wiki Chronicle

Morgrave University: Not quite the ivory towers, it seems.

Well, fellow inquisitives, it's been a long and difficult year for the Eberron Wiki. But we've survived and are the stronger for it. So, as the year ends and we move into the next, let's revive the Wiki Chronicle and catch up on our misadventures, old and new.

• A Flickering Flame: Aeliren explored the Catacombs, headquarters of the Church of the Silver Flame beneath Stormreach, and heard troubling reports of a captive werewolf, a gruesomely slain templar, students dragged away by shadows, and the sarcophagi of past cardinals violated, all part of the corrupt schemes of Bishop Thaddeus Graylight. More reports as they come to light, or much later.
• Big Trouble in Stormreach! Meanwhile, aboveground in Stormreach, ChloeLorde worked with Church of the Silver Flame members like the templar Orrex and inquisitor Lightbringer to uncover a cultist base of the Lords of Dust and a dastardly plot to free the Spinner of Shadows from her Khyber prison. Along the way, they exposed the deceptive Silver Flame Inquisitor Gnomon, encountered the Silver Flame Guardian, and battled the drow priestess Sabriz Rinzyn Kho, and saw through the Rift Between Worlds, encountering a "weird spider lady."
• Scholarly Research, or Academic Misconduct? BadCatMan conducted an extensive exposé of the famed Morgrave University and many of its faculty, finding scholars and scoundrels alike. He also toured the University District, Seventh Tower, and surrounding areas, savoring the sophisticated entertainments on offer.
• Fairy Tales: Micaerys explored the feyspires of Thelanis and was graciously permitted to interview several of the archfey: Shan Tira, the Silver Lady; Shan Syraen, the Lord of Winter; Shan Pyrial, the Prince of Joy; Shan Loralyndar, the Rose Queen; and Taranel Tanaer, the Prince of Emerald Lights. Along the way, Micaerys learned of Ourelon's Gift and discovered an archfey in exile, Luca Syara, the Diamond Voice, now living as a renowned playwright in Sharn.
• Things That Should Not Be: Risking sanity, Jaymach dove intrepidly into apocryphal documents and reported on a few more of the so-called shapers of the flesh, the daelkyr lords: Orlassk, the Master of Stone; Valaara, the Crawling Queen; and Avassh, the Twister of Roots, as well as two whose existence remains mercifully uncertain: Mu-Tahn Laa and Tharizdun.
• Astrology Section: VAuroch covers the Blood of Vol's liturgical calendar called the Qabalrin Wheel and introduces a thirteenth month, Crya. What does it mean for our horoscopes, or worse, taxes?
• Nothing to See Here, Literally Arodp88 wrote in to warn us of the enormous and terrible blob of annihilation. Don't worry, none are yet known to exist here on Eberron, we hope.

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Featured Article

Metrol is the former capital of the Kingdom of Galifar and of the nation Cyre, but now a haunted ruin in the Mournland. Named the Rising City for the buildings that sat atop towering, sky-scraping columns of stone, Metrol was once a great metropolis and famed for its beauty. Here were the seven Royal Palaces of Vermishard high on the towers; the Cathedral of the Sovereign Host on its hill; the Metrol Arena; and the Vault, the mint and treasure of old Galifar; as well as a House Cannith workshop and House Phiarlan's previous Demesne of Shadow. Now the ruined city is strangely changed, with parts relocated or rotated, or else missing. By day, the streets are empty, bar the occasional scavengers or explorers. By night, so-called "ghostbeasts" prowl and howl and slaughter those caught out after dark.

New & Upcoming Releases

Forge of the Artificer is a sourcebook for the Eberron setting using the 5^th-edition (revised) rules released on December 9, 2025. It includes an updated Artificer class along with new subclasses, as well as revisits or revises rules related to the lore of Eberron. It is planned to be a companion rather than a replacement to Eberron: Rising from the Last War.

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Intrigue and Ingenuity

Master magical inventions with the revised Artificer class and subclasses in Eberron: Forge of the Artificer. This rules expansion for Dungeons & Dragons^® contains new options for players and DMs looking to set campaigns in the arcane, treacherous world of Eberron.

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Headlines

• A blob of annihilation is a titanic and all-consuming ooze said to be formed when cosmic entropy coagulates around the remains of a dead titan or god. Thankfully, none have been encountered on Eberron, yet.
• Nina Brightheart is a dealer in potions and divine spell components in the Catacombs, the sanctum of the Church of the Silver Flame in Stormreach. She welcomes people to the temple in its uppermost level.
• Ashrem d'Cannith was a brilliant inventor of House Cannith who was involving in making the first warforged. But he opposed the Last War and so created a device he called his Legacy that suppressed all magic in an effort to establish peace.
• Sheriff is a warforged who keeps the peace in the outpost of Salvation in Breland, though she often looks the other way unless forced to get involved. She wears a leather duster coat and speaks with a stutter.
• Kupper-Nickel is a warforged member of the Wayfinder Foundation, who organizes travel in Xen'drik using his personal airship. He refused to give his vessel a name, preferring to wait until it spoke and chose a name for itself.
• The Kavarrah Concert Hall hosts some of the greatest musical performances in Sharn. Many musicians dream of playing here, but only the most talented and successful will score the opportunity, such as the Brelish Symphony Orchestra.

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The warforged Three, King's Protector of Breland.

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