From top to bottom: The least, lesser, greater and siberys Mark of Detection
The Mark of Detection gifts the marked with the ability to ferret out danger whether from an ambush or a cup of poisoned wine.
House
The House Medani half-elves are the bearers of this mark. The house began as a merchantile organization and is one of the youngest of the Dragonmarked Houses. Despite the fact that they have been in operation for many centuries some of the older houses still view them as upstarts.
The Warning Guild is well known for its personal protection services and anyone holding a meeting with less than trustworthy business partners would do well to spring for a member from the guild to attend. Members of the house who do not manifest the mark often serve as sentries and guards.
Marks
- Least: Detect magic 2/day or detect poison 2/day; +2 on Spot checks.
- Lesser: Detect Scrying 1/day or see invisibility 1/day
- Greater: True seeing 1/day
Siberys
- Moment of prescience 1/day
References
Keith Baker, Bill Slavicsek, & James Wyatt (2004). Eberron Campaign Setting. (Wizards of the Coast). ISBN 0-7869-3274-0.
| Dragonmarks & Houses |
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| Mark of Detection (House Medani) • Mark of Finding (House Tharashk) • Mark of Handling (House Vadalis) • Mark of Healing (House Jorasco) • Mark of Hospitality (House Ghallanda) • Mark of Making (House Cannith) • Mark of Passage (House Orien) • Mark of Scribing (House Sivis) • Mark of Sentinel (House Deneith) • Mark of Shadow (House Phiarlan, House Thuranni) • Mark of Storm (House Lyrandar) • Mark of Warding (House Kundarak)
Aberrant Marks (House Tarkanan) • Mark of Death† (House Vol†) |