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 CREDITS
EBERRON CAMPAIGN SETTING:
Eberron Created by Keith Baker
World and Story Development: Bill Slavicsek
Game Design: Keith Baker, Bill Slavicsek, and James Wyatt
Game Development: Jesse Decker, Michael Donais, Andrew J. Finch
Design Manager: Christopher Perkins
Development Manager: Andrew J. Finch
Managing Editor: Kim Mohan
EBERRON FOR SAVAGE WORLDS:
Savage Worlds Conversion: Kristian Serrano
Foreword: Keith Baker
Editing: Michael Greszler
Layout and Graphic Design: Aaron Acevedo and Karl Keesler
Playtesters, Contributors, and Supporters: Ian Alloway, M. Sydney Andrews,
Donovan Bailey, Clint Black, Jodi Black, Ron Blessing, Dylan Brooks, David
Ginsburg, Michael Greszler, Jan Jetmar, Stirling Netzlaw, Elly Runnalls, Manuel
Sambs, Richard Woolcock, and many more members of both the Eberron and
Savage Worlds communities. Thank you all for exploring with me!
Thank you, Keith, for continuing to pour your heart into the world of Eberron far
beyond your original draft of Thrilling Tales of Swords and Sorcery all those years
ago, and for being my friend.
Dedicated to Jenn Sutcliffe for supporting and encouraging me in following through with
this passion project, and to my parents for introducing me to the fantastic films and books
that ignited my imagination as a young boy.

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 TABLE OF
CONTENTS
CREDITS......................................................................2
FOREWARD...............................................................4
PREFACE.....................................................................5
INTRODUCTION.................................................... 6
CHAPTER ONE: SETTING RULES....................7
CHAPTER TWO: ADVENTURERS.................. 9
CREATING ADVENTURERS................. 9
ANCESTRIES....................................... 11
NEW SKILLS.......................................15
NEW EDGES.......................................15
CHAPTER THREE: GEAR...................................27
CLOTHING.........................................27
TOOLS AND SKILL KITS....................27
DOCUMENTS.................................... 28
NEW SPECIAL MATERIALS............... 28
DRAGONSHARDS............................. 29
ARMOR..............................................31
MELEE WEAPONS..............................31
RANGED WEAPONS...........................31
SPECIAL SUBSTANCES AND ITEMS...31
ELEMENTAL VESSELS....................... 32
CHAPTER FOUR: ARCANA............................. 33
ARCANE BACKGROUNDS................. 33
FAITHS & DOMAINS.......................... 35
ARCANE DEVICES............................. 42
PREPARED POWERS.......................... 42
SPELLCASTING SERVICES................ 42
POWERS............................................ 43
PLANES OF EXISTENCE.................... 45
CHAPTER FIVE: MAGIC ITEMS.......................51
ENCHANTMENTS..............................51
DRAGONSHARD ITEMS.................... 53
WARFORGED COMPONENTS..........60
TRADITIONAL MAGIC ITEMS........... 63
SYMBIONTS...................................... 65
ARTIFACTS........................................ 66
WONDROUS LOCATIONS................ 66
INTELLIGENT ITEMS........................ 68
CHAPTER SIX: ORGANIZATIONS..................73
THE AURUM...................................... 73
THE BLOOD OF VOL........................ 73
THE CHAMBER..................................74
CHURCH OF THE SILVER FLAME......74
CULTS OF THE DRAGON BELOW.....75
DRAGONMARKED HOUSES..............75
THE DREAMING DARK.....................80
THE GATEKEEPERS...........................81
THE LIBRARY OF KORRANBERG...... 82
THE LORDS OF DUST........................ 82
MORGRAVE UNIVERSITY................. 83
ORDER OF THE EMERALD CLAW.... 83
THE ROYAL FAMILIES.......................84
THE TWELVE.....................................84
WARDENS OF THE WOOD...............84
THE WAYFINDER FOUNDATION...... 85
CHAPTER SEVEN: BESTIARY........................ 89
NEW SPECIAL ABILITIES................... 89
BESTIARY..........................................90
INDEX......................................................................105
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FOREWoRD
Mickey Redblade was sharpening a dagger when
she walked in. She was three feet of trouble – the
most beautiful halfling he’d ever seen. But Mickey
could see it in her eyes. She was in danger.
Eberron began with these words.
Though at the time, it wasn’t called Eber-
ron. When I pitched the idea to Wizards
of the Coast, it was simply Thrilling Tales
of Swords and Sorcery. The idea was to
infuse Dungeons & Dragons with the over
the top energy of pulp adventure and the
intrigue of noir tales. From the begin-
ning we were trying to fit a square peg
into a round hole—pushing Dungeons
& Dragons to be something it wasn’t
originally meant to be. And don’t get me
wrong, we did OK—and the proof is the
fact that people are still setting stories in
Eberron, twenty years on. Action points,
warforged, artificers and more all helped
to give Eberron a unique flavor. But the
fact remains that at its foundation, D&D
wasn’t designed for pulp adventure; it’s a
layer Eberron added to the story.  now have the opportunity to tell Eberron
I first heard about Savage Worlds in
2009, when someone named Kristian
Serrano wrote to me and asked if I’d tried
using it for Eberron. He told me “After
reading the rules and playing a
little bit, I feel like I finally get
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what Eberron was trying to do for pulp
action fantasy.” I didn’t have time to try
the system then, but I stayed in touch
with Kristian and was impressed by
his devotion to Eberron and how well
he understood the setting. This came
out even more clearly when we worked
together on the Manifest Zone podcast.
When Kristian returned to the idea
of creating a Savage Worlds conversion
of Eberron, I appreciated the idea but
assumed that it simply couldn’t be done—
that there was no way that the Wizards
who possessed the rights to Eberron would
be willing to let the story of Eberron be
told with a different system. But nothing’s
impossible for a true pulp hero. I don’t
know how many Bennies he had to spend
to pull it off, but Kristian never gave up—
and thanks to his tireless efforts, we have
the book you hold in your hands (or see
on your screen) today. 
I love Eberron, and I love that people
stories in a new way. I know that the
setting couldn’t be in better hands. And
now, what are you waiting for? Adven-
ture awaits! 
~Keith Baker

PREFACE
I have been a fan of Eberron since 2005, and
I have run Eberron games off and on for
about as long. Eberron—as a fantasy setting
incorporating themes of pulp, noir, and
horror—sparked my imagination like no
other setting had until then. Two-fisted,
swashbuckling action; exotic locales; rich
cultures; and complex intrigue in a world
struggling to heal after a century-long war
that ended with the complete destruction
of an entire nation all made my head spin
with tales that I wanted to be able to expe-
rience in a roleplaying game.
In 2008, I downloaded the Savage Worlds
Test Drive Rules. Reading that PDF felt like
I uncovered a hidden treasure. I thought
back to moments when players attempted
to take daring, heroic risks and replayed
them in my head with Bennies, exploding
dice, open character concepts, and Wild
Dice. I found Savage Worlds to be perfectly
matched with the type of stories you’d find
in the world of Eberron.
I’ve been tinkering with adapting
Eberron to Savage Worlds since November
of 2008. As I write this, it is now 2022—
thirteen years after I had first started this
entire adventure. Those of you who are
fans of Eberron know the numerological
significance of that number. The draconic
Preface
Prophecy must have played some role
because Pinnacle Entertainment Group,
the publishers of Savage Worlds, released a
significantly updated version of the Fan-
tasy Companion that offers so many new
options and rules that make Eberron shine
even more under the brilliance of Savage
Worlds. This updated version of the Fantasy
Companion introduced a large collection of
new and powerful Arcane Backgrounds,
new Edges and Hindrances, new powers
and Epic Modifiers, and more ancestral
and monster abilities for creating fantastic
races and creatures respectively.
If it isn’t obvious already, I’m thrilled
about using Savage Worlds to run and play
Eberron adventures and campaigns in a
way that no other roleplaying game can.
For those of you who are encountering this
conversion for the first time, I hope this
book helps you create the Eberron game
you’ve always wanted to experience as it
has for me.
~ Kristian
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INTRODUCTION
Eberron for Savage Worlds is a guide to facili- Savage Worlds and before even beginning
tate adapting the world of Eberron for play to create characters.
with the Savage Worlds roleplaying game
rules. It is not a complete game, and it IS THIS LEGAL?
requires the Savage Worlds core rules, the
Savage Worlds Fantasy Companion, and a This document complies with Wizards
few options from the Savage Worlds Horror of the Coast’s Fan Content Policy. The
Companion. policy refers to not using content in
other games. However, this document
This book specifically adapts material
only serves as a collection of conversion
from the Eberron Campaign Setting released
notes that requires original content from
for Dungeons & Dragons v3.5. However,
official Eberron products and does not
some of the converted ancestries are
include complete game rules as already
designed based on more modern inter-
stated above.
pretations of ancestries presented in the
5e D&D supplement Eberron: Rising from This document may only be utilized for
the Last War. personal use and not to create new games
incorporating Wizards IP or anything
HOW TO USE THIS BOOK else that can or will be distributed that
does not also conform to Wizards of the
Eberron for Savage Worlds is not a conver- Coast’s Fan Content Policy.
sion or analog of Dungeons & Dragons. Your
expectations should not be to play Dun-
geons & Dragons using Savage Worlds, but
to use Savage Worlds to explore the Eber-
ron as a setting, an important distinction
that makes a difference between feeling
excited and feeling disappointed while
playing the game. The GM—referred to
as the Prophesier in this book—should
make this distinction clear to play-
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CHAPTER ONE:
SETTING RULES
Employing these Setting Rules can fur-
ther emphasize the themes and styles of
play commonly expressed in an Eberron
adventure.
EVERYONE HAS A PAST
Whether as a means of survival or as a way
of life, all adventurers have had some past
before becoming an adventurer. During
character creation, characters get one free
Background or Professional Edge to reflect
their previous lives. However, the charac-
ter must still meet the Edge requirements.
ADDITIONAL SETTING
RULES
Default Setting Rules are marked with an
asterisk. The Prophesier should choose
from among the others which to employ
based on the themes and tone desired.
SAVAGE WORLDS
• Born a Hero*: As in the Savage Worlds
core rules but Edges can be no higher
than Veteran rank.
• Conviction*
• Creative Combat
• Fanatics
• Fast Healing
• Heroes Never Die
Chapter One: Setting Rules
• More Skill Points*
• Multiple Languages*: See Languages
under New Skills for a complete list.
• Unarmored Hero
• Wound Cap
FANTASY COMPANION
• Limited Actions*
• Desperate Attack
• Stream Template*
• Armor Interference*
• Betrayal
• Downtime
• Villainous Conviction*
HORROR COMPANION
• Environmental Phenomena: The
rules for Graveyard, Profane Ground,
and Sacred/Holy Ground are recom-
mended. Clerics of good or evil faiths
are treated as supernaturally good or
evil for purposes of these effects.
• Binds: Binds can be used to constrain
outsiders of any type or to perform
exorcisms. Using a small Khyber shard
with a binding circle adds +2 to the
Occult roll for binding the outsider,
and using a greater Khyber shard with
a binding circle adds +4.
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CHAPTER TWO:
ADVENTURERS
For Eberron adventures and campaigns,
characters are known as adventurers,
and the Game Master has the title of
Prophesier.
Before you get started creating your
adventurer, download a copy of the Eber-
ron for Savage Worlds character sheet from
immaterialplane.com.
CREATING
ADVENTURERS
CONCEPT
Eberron is filled with a wide range of roles
and professions. You can choose to play a
ranger who knows how to survive in the
wild, a wizard who studies the very magic
that permeates this world, an artificer who
can infuse that magic into tools and weap-
ons, or any other role you can conceive
using the rules below.
ANCESTRIES
This book includes 11 ancestries from
which your adventurer could be a
descendant. Each has unique abilities
inherent to them.
Chapter Two: Adventurers
HINDRANCES
Your adventurer might have flaws that
impede achieving their goals and objectives,
but heroes often do great things despite—
and sometimes because of—their flaws.
Hindrances represent those flaws be they
physical disabilities, troublesome person-
ality traits, or dark secrets your adventurer
might be hiding.
You can take up to 4 points of Hindrances.
A Major Hindrance is worth 2 points, and
a Minor is worth 1. An adventurer could thus
take two Major Hindrances, four Minor, or
any combination that adds up to 4 points.
(You can take more Hindrances if you want,
but the maximum benefit is 4 points!)
Taking Hindrances not only helps you
define your adventurer but also gives you
additional points you can use to start with
additional attributes or skill points, Edges,
or even money for gear.
For 2 points you can:
• Raise an attribute one die type, or
• Choose an Edge
For 1 point you can:
• Gain another skill point.
• Start play with an additional 500
gold pieces.
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TRAITS
Characters are defined by attributes and
skills, collectively called “Traits,” and both
work in exactly the same way. Attributes
and skills are ranked by die types, typically
from d4 to d12, with d6 being the average for
adult humans. Higher is better!
ATTRIBUTES
Every character starts with a d4 in each
of five attributes: Agility, Smarts, Spirit,
Strength, and Vigor (discussed in more
detail in Savage Worlds).
You then have 5 points to increase your
attributes. Raising a d4 to a d6, for exam-
ple, costs 1 point. You’re free to spend these
points however you like except that no
attribute may ever be raised above a d12.
If an Edge or power increases the attribute
beyond d12, each increase adds a +1 modi-
fier. Increasing a d12 Strength two die types,
for example, is a Strength score of d12 + 2.
SKILLS
Skills are learned abilities such as firing
weapons, hand-to-hand combat, arcane
knowledge, professional aptitudes, and so
on. Skills in Savage Worlds are very broad
to keep the action simple and straight-
forward. The Shooting skill, for example,
covers bows, crossbows, wands, and other
ranged weapons.
Core Skills: Athletics, Common Knowl-
edge, Notice, Persuasion, and Stealth are
“innate” abilities most adult adventurers
have. Your adventurer starts with a d4 in
each of these core skills.
Buying Skills: After core skills are
assigned, you have 15 additional points to
raise core skills or buy and raise new skills
as you see fit.
Each die type costs 1 point (starting
at d4) as long as the skill is equal to
10
or less than the attribute to which it’s linked
(listed beside the skill in parentheses). If
you exceed the linked attribute, the cost
becomes 2 points per die type.
Skill Maximums: Skills may not be
increased above d12 during character
creation unless the character starts with
the skill at d6. If the skill starts with a d6,
increase her maximum to d12 + 1. A wizard
might start with a d6 in spellcasting, for
example, which means that skill may be
increased to d12 + 1.
DERIVED STATISTICS
Your character sheet contains a few other
statistics you need to fill in, described below.
Pace is how fast your adventurer moves
in tactical situations like combat. Standard
Pace is 6, which means six tabletop inches
per game round. Each inch is two yards in
the real world. Movement is explained in
detail in the Savage Worlds core rules.
Parry is equal to 2 plus half your char-
acter’s Fighting die type (a total of 2 if a
character doesn’t have Fighting), plus any
bonuses for shields or certain weapons. This
is the Target Number (TN) to hit your hero in
hand-to-hand combat.
For Fighting skills higher than d12, such
as d12 + 1, add half the fixed modifier,
rounded down. For instance, Fighting d12
+ 1 grants a Parry of 8, while Fighting d12 + 2
results in a Parry of 9.
Size: A hero’s default Size is 0 unless
altered by racial abilities, Edges, or Hin-
drances. It cannot be less than −1 or more
than +3.
Toughness is your adventurer’s damage
threshold. Damage rolls that equal or exceed
this number cause harm (see Damage in the
Savage Worlds core rules).
Toughness is 2 plus half your adventur-
er’s Vigor, plus Armor (use the armor worn

on his torso). Vigor over a d12 is calculated
just like Parry, above.
EDGES
Attributes and skills are an adventurer’s
basic statistics, but what really makes
individuals different are their Edges. One
might focus on Leadership Edges that lets
him rally his fellow soldiers while another
concentrates on taking out large numbers
of foes at once with Sweep or Frenzy.
Who your adventurer was and what
role they served previously in their life
(likely during the Last War) shapes who
they are now and who they might become.
All adventurers start with a free Back-
ground or Professional Edge that reflects
the character’s previous life. They may gain
additional Edges by taking Hindrances or
Advances once play begins. Any additional
Edges taken during character creation
could expand on that background or take
them on a new path.
Available Edges can be found in this
book, in the Savage Worlds core rules, and in
the Savage Worlds Fantasy Companion.
GEAR
Adventurers begin play with gear and
weapons appropriate for their skills and
background. This includes appropriate
clothing for extreme temperatures, equip-
ment such as rope or climbing gear, or tools
used for specific skills such as Thievery. For
example, if you’re playing a veteran of the
Last War, your adventurer might still pos-
sess the armor and weapons issued to them
during the war. The Prophesier has the final
say in determining whether your list of gear
is appropriate.
Chapter Two: Adventurers
BACKGROUND DETAILS
Your character became an adventurer for a
reason. Think about what impact the Last
War had on their lives. If they’re of an ances-
try with a longer life span, how long have
they lived through the war? If they’re part of
an organization, why and how did they come
to be so? If they’re no longer a member of a
particular organization, why not?
Additionally, players are strongly encour-
aged to discuss with each other what binds
their adventurers together.
Ancestries
The ancestries presented below are bal-
anced to 4 points of positive abilities.
CHANGELING
• Change Appearance (+3): As an action,
changelings can alter physical features
to appear as another humanoid form
up to one Size larger or smaller but
cannot alter their clothing or gear.
This ability does not have a limited
duration. The change of appearance
grants changelings a +4 to Performance
rolls when attempting to impersonate
another individual they’ve observed.
If killed, they automatically return to
their natural form.
• Changeling Instincts (+2): Change-
lings are socially and psychologically
intuitive due to their adoption and
understanding of different personas.
They add +1 to Intimidation and Per-
suasion rolls.
• Outsider (−1): Changelings have the
Outsider (Minor) Hindrance. If iden-
tified as a changeling, they have −1 to
Persuasion as other races tend to dis-
trust them.
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DWARF
• Darkvision (+1): Dwarven eyes
are accustomed to the dark of the
underearth. They can see in Pitch
Darkness up to 10” (20 yards), ignor-
ing all Illumination penalties and up
to 2 points of penalties from invisibil-
ity or similar powers.
• Reduced Pace (−1): Dwarves have
short legs compared to human-sized
ancestries. Decrease their Pace by 1
and their running die one die type.
• Stonecunning (+1): Generations of
delving into the depths of the Mror
Holds has taught the Dwarves how to
identify unusual stonework, granting
them the Stonecunning Edge.
• Tough (+3): Dwarves are genetically
stout and tough. They start with a d6
in Vigor instead of a d4. This increases
their maximum Vigor to d12+1. They
also have a +1 bonus to resist poisons,
powers, and supernatural abilities
that behave similarly to powers.
ELF
• Agile (+2): Elves are graceful and agile.
They start with a d6 in Agility instead
of a d4. This increases their maximum
Agility to d12+1.
• Frail (−1): Elves aren’t as sturdy as
most other ancestries. Their Tough-
ness is reduced by 1.
• Keen Vision (+1): Elves have +2 to
Notice rolls to detect obscured or
hidden features.
• Low Light Vision (+1): Elven eyes
amplify light. Other ancestries often
claim they can see stars in the elves’
eyes. They ignore penalties for Dim
and Dark Illumination (but not Pitch
Darkness).
• Trance (+1): Elves don’t
need sleep, but they must
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meditate in a semiconscious state 4
hours every day.
GNOME
• Illusionist (+4): Gnomes can create
imaginary images and sounds within
the range of their sight and with a
maximum volume of a 4” (8 yard)
diameter sphere.
• Knowledgeable (+1): Gnomes begin
play with a d6 in Common Knowl-
edge. This increases their maximum
Common Knowledge to d12+1.
• Low Light Vision (+1): Gnomes’ eyes
are accustomed to seeing below
ground. They ignore attack penalties
for Dim and Dark Illumination.
• Reduced Pace (−1): Gnomes have
short legs compared to human-sized
ancestries. Decrease their Pace by 1
and their running die one die type.
• Size −1 (−1): Gnomes are considered
Size −1 and have −1 Toughness.
HALFLING
• Athletic (+1): Halflings are nimble
beings. They start with a d6 in Athlet-
ics instead of a d4. This increases their
maximum Athletics to d12+1.
• Brave (+2): Halflings have the Brave
Edge. Through cultural inheritance,
they retain some amount of fearless-
ness from their Talentan origins.
• Lucky (+2): Halflings have the Luck
Edge, seemingly able to find their way
out of unideal situations.
• Reduced Pace (−1): Halflings have
short legs compared to human-sized
ancestries. Decrease their Pace by 1
and their running die one die type.
• Size −1 (−1): Halflings are considered
Size −1 and have −1 Toughness.

• Stealthy (+1): Halflings begin play with
a d6 in Stealth. This increases their
maximum Stealth to d12+1.
HALF-ELF
• Heritage (+2): Half-elves may express
the grace of elves or human adaptabil-
ity and ingenuity. A half-elf may either
start with a free Edge of his choice or
a d6 in Agility instead of a d4 (which
also increases his Agility maximum to
d12+1).
• Low-light Vision (+1): Half-elves
ignore penalties for Dim and Dark
Illumination (but not Pitch Darkness).
• Skilled (+1): Sharing the ingenuity of
their human relatives as well as having
slightly longer life spans, half-elves
start with a d4 in any skill based on
their experiences, education, train-
ing, or culture. If the chosen skill is a
core skill, it starts at d6 and the skill’s
maximum increases to d12+1.
HALF-ORC
• Assertive (+1): Half-orcs start with a
d4 in Intimidation.
• Brute (+2): Inheriting some of the
physical strength of their orcish
ancestry, half-orcs have the Brute
Edge.
• Darkvision (+1): Half-orcs’ eyes are
attuned to habitats with dim lighting.
They can see in Pitch Darkness up to
10” (20 yards), ignoring all Illumina-
tion penalties and up to 2 points of
penalties from invisibility or similar
powers.
HUMAN
• Adaptable (+2): Humans begin play
with one free Edge. They must meet
its Requirements as usual.
Chapter Two: Adventurers
• Skilled (+2): Humans start with a d4 in
any two skills based on their experi-
ences, education, training, or culture.
If the chosen skill is a core skill, it
starts at d6 and the skill’s maximum
increases to d12+1.
KALASHTAR
• Charismatic (+2): Kalashtar have
the Charismatic Edge. Through their
strong presence and psychic subtle-
ties, they are adept at influencing
others.
• Dreamless (+0): Kalashtar can sleep,
but they do not dream, rendering
them immune to the nightmares
power, but also unable to travel to Dal
Quor during their sleep.
• Dual Mind (+2): Because of the guid-
ance from the quori spirit with which
they are bonded, Kalashtar can reroll
opposed Psionics rolls.
• Enemy (Major) (−2): Kalashtar are
constantly hunted by the Dreaming
Dark and the Inspired of Reidra.
• Naturally Psionic (+3): Kalashtar
have the Arcane Background (Psion
or Soulknife) Edge with mind link as
one of their starting powers. They also
have Psionics as a core skill.
• Outsider (−1): If identified as
kalashtar, they subtract 1 from their
Persuasion roll as they seem to have
alien dispositions with which most do
not feel comfortable.
SHIFTER
• Keen Senses (+1): Shifters begin with
a d6 Notice skill. The skill’s maximum
increases to d12+1.
• Low-light Vision (+1): Shifters ignore
penalties for Dim and Dark Illumina-
tion (but not Pitch Darkness).
• Shifting (+2): This ability
allows a shifter to tap into his
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lycanthropic heritage. At character
creation, the player chooses a shifter
ability from the list below. Shifting is
a limited free action and lasts up to 5
rounds plus 1 round for each Shifter
Edge they have. The shifter can shift
back to his normal form at any time
before then. While in this animal-like
form, the shifter can ignore 1 Wound
penalty. When the shifting ends, the
shifter takes a level of Fatigue. This
level of Fatigue can only be removed
after 4 hours of abstaining from
shifting.
◦ Beasthide: The skin of
beasthide shifters harden, pro-
viding Armor +4.
◦ Cliffwalk: The limbs, hands, and
feet of cliffwalk shifters become
stronger. They gain the Free
Runner Edge.
◦ Longstride: The legs of longstride
shifters elongate, and longstride
shifters balance on the balls of
their feet. They gain the Fleet-
Footed Edge.
◦ Longtooth: The face of a long-
tooth shifter distorts, growing
a canine muzzle full of sharp
teeth that cause Str+d6 damage
(see Natural Weapons in
Savage Worlds).
◦ Razorclaw: The claws on the
hands of razorclaw shifters grow
and can be used to make attacks
dealing Str+d4 damage (see Nat-
ural Weapons in Savage Worlds).
◦ Wildhunt: Wildhunt shifters’
sense of smell becomes more
sensitive, granting them the
Alertness Edge.
WARFORGED
• Built for War (−2): War-
forged were designed, built, and
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trained as tools of war. Negotiations
were not part of their training, and
their world knowledge off the bat-
tlefield is limited. They do not have
Common Knowledge or Persuasion
as core skills.
• Composite Plating (+1): A warforged
is covered in tough plating made of
magically-treated woods and metals.
Warforged gain +2 Armor. The com-
posite plating is considered light
armor. Warforged are unable to wear
additional armor.
• Living Construct (+6):
◦ Doesn’t breathe (+2), doesn’t eat
or drink (+1), immune to poison
and disease (+2), never suffers
penalties from or becomes Inca-
pacitated by Fatigue (+3).
◦ Doesn’t sleep (+1), and powers
can’t put them to sleep. Must
spend at least six hours in a
relaxed state, seeing and hear-
ing as normal, and can perform
simple tasks during rest.
◦ Cannot heal naturally, and
using the Healing skill or casting
healing on a warforged has a −2
penalty. (−2)
◦ With a failed Vigor roll when
Incapacitated, becomes auto-
matically stabilized but inert and
helpless. (+0)
◦ Injuries on warforged can only
be removed when all Wounds are
“healed” with the Repair skill or
the repairing power. (−1)
• Outsider (−2): Warforged have the
Outsider (Major) Hindrance. With a
long history of being dedicated sol-
diers of war, warforged have difficulty
blending into post-war Khorvaire.
Most non-warforged strongly dislike
the sight of warforged as they stand
as living reminders of the horror that

was the Last War. As such, warforged
have −2 to Persuasion rolls when
interacting with non-warforged and
are often treated as less than human.
• Steel Fists (+1): Warforged may
attack with their fists and deal Str+d4
damage.
NEW SKILLS
The following skills are not available in
Eberron: Electronics, Focus, Hacking, Lan-
guage, Science, and Weird Science.
CRAFTING (SMARTS)
Adventurers sometimes take time to create
useful items. Creating an item requires
appropriate raw materials costing half the
item’s market value and appropriate tools.
Making something is usually resolved as
an extended skill check, with each skill
roll representing roughly a day’s work,
though this may be smaller for particularly
simple jobs.
The number of successes required and
modifiers depend on the complexity, size,
and cost of the item to be created, as well
as the availability of necessary resources
and tools, as determined by the Prophe-
sier. A critical failure on a skill roll means
the work has been ruined and the raw
materials wasted.
DRIVING (AGILITY)
Driving enables House Orien heirs with
the Mark of Passage to control a lightning
rail or elemental land cart. Because the
bound elemental handles the majority of
the propulsion, Driving typically is only
needed in dangerous situations.
IMBUING (SMARTS)
This is the skill artificers use to embed
magical infusions into an object or con-
struct (see Artificer in Arcana).
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LANGUAGE (SMARTS)
The world of Eberron features many
cultures and races. Use the Multiple Lan-
guages Setting Rule as presented in Savage
Worlds to determine how many skills an
adventurer knows at the start of play. Refer
to the Languages table for a complete list.
PILOTING (AGILITY)
Typically, the only individuals in Eberron
with the Piloting skill are dragonmarked
heirs of House Lyrandar with the Mark of
Storm who make use of this skill for flying
elemental airships.
NEW EDGES
Within this section, you’ll find an assort-
ment of new Edges to create adventurers
unique to Eberron. Additionally, with the
exception of the prohibited Edges below,
all Edges listed in the Savage Worlds
core rules and the Savage Worlds Fantasy
Companion are available for use in an Eber-
ron campaign.
All adventurers begin play with one free
Background or Professional Edge.
The following Edges from the Savage
Worlds core rules are disallowed: Double
Tap, Gadgeteer, McGyver, Rapid Fire, Rock
and Roll!, Two-Gun Kid, Wizard.
BACKGROUND EDGES
Aberrant Mark
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, any ancestry of a
dragonmarked lineage
The adventurer bears an aberrant drag-
onmark, descended from mixed (or
“corrupted”) bloodlines of two or more
dragonmarked lineages.
Characters with this Edge either have
the Outsider (Minor) Hindrance if
the mark is visible or known or
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LANGUAGES
LANGUAGE TYPICAL SPEAKERS ALPHABET
Abyssal Demons of Shavarath Infernal
Argon Barbarians of Argonnessen and Seren Common
Aquan Water-based creatures Elven
Auran Air-based creatures Draconic
Celestial Archons of Shavarath Celestial
Common Humans, halflings, half-elves, half-orcs Common
Daan Formians, lawful outsiders of Daanvi Daan
Daelkyr Daelkyr, mind flayers, other aberrations, Daelkyr
creatures of Xoriat
Draconic Kobolds, troglodytes, lizardfolk, dragons Draconic
Druidic Druids (only) Druidic
Dwarven Dwarves Dwarven
Elven Elves, drow Elven
Giant Ogres, giants, drow Giant
Gnoll Gnolls Common
Gnome Gnomes Dwarven
Goblin Goblins, hobgoblins, bugbears Goblin
Halfling Halflings Common
Ignan Fire-based creatures Draconic
Infernal Devils of Shavarath Infernal
Irial Ravids, positive energy users of Irian Draconic
Kythric Slaadi, chaotic outsiders of Kythri Daan
Mabran Nightshades, shadows, creatures of Mabar Draconic
Orc Orcs Goblin
Quori Quori, the Inspired, kalashtar Quori
Riedran Lower classes of Sarlona Old Common

Risian Ice-based creatures Dwarven

Sylvan Dryads, eladrins, creatures of Thelanis Elven

Syranian Angels of Syrania Celestial

Terran Xorns and other earth-based creatures Dwarven

Undercommon Chokers, underground denizens Daelkyr

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CLASSES
Eberron was originally designed
for Dungeons & Dragons, which
utilizes “classes” to express char-
acter concepts and features, and
it introduced a new class of its
own, the Artificer. The options
presented below will help you
create a character that expresses
the same concept as that class.
Artificer: Take Repair, Thiev-
ery, Crafting, and Arcane
Background (Artificer), which is
included in this book. Taking the
Artificer Edge at Seasoned will
allow you to craft arcane devices
and permanent magical items.
At veteran, take Master Artificer
if you want to craft permanent
magical items more efficiently.
If you’d like to create a small
construct servant to imbue with
infusions, take the Homuncu-
lus Edge. Trap Sense gives the
Artificer the ability to detect the
hidden workings of a trap and
disarm it using his expertise.
For lists of character options
to emulate other classes that are
more traditional, refer to the
Savage Worlds Fantasy Companion.
the Secret (Minor) Hindrance if the mark
is hidden and unknown. They do not gain
additional points for Traits and Edges
from the Hindrance.
The dragonmark grants a single power
granted by the mark regardless of its Rank
requirement. The aberrant mark also
grants a +1 bonus to Intimidation rolls
against anyone who sees or knows of the
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bearer’s aberrant mark and doesn’t bear
an aberrant mark of their own.
An aberrant mark doesn’t grant access
to Edges that require an Arcane Back-
ground except for the Power Points and
Soul Drain Edges. If the adventurer also
has an Arcane Background, none of its
Edges or abilities can be used with the
dragonmark powers and vice versa.
The adventurer has 15 Power Points—
dedicated to the use of their mark—that
recharge normally. As a limited free action,
the adventurer automatically activates the
power with success for its regular cost.
For 2 additional Power Points, the power
can be activated with a raise. He may use
applicable Power Modifiers if desired (at
the usual cost).
Each time the adventurer selects the
Power Points Edge for their aberrant mark,
her mark changes into a larger, more com-
plex pattern and increases in power.
Powers: Blast, blind, bolt, lower Trait, burrow
(self only), burst, confusion, curse, damage
field (self only), drain Power Points, elemen-
tal manipulation (fire only), entangle, fear,
havoc, mind wipe, puppet, slow, smite, stun,
summon ally, summon demon, telekinesis,
zombie.
ADAMANTINE BODY
Requirements: Novice, Warforged.
The warforged was created from a
specially designed line made with ada-
mantine. This additional plating ignores
up to 2 points of AP.
This Edge must be taken during char-
acter creation.
ARCANE BACKGROUND
The Fantasy Companion presents new
Arcane Backgrounds that fit well in
Eberron as does Chapter Four of this
book, which contains information
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regarding which Arcane Backgrounds DRAGON TOTEM
are disallowed, modifications to existing ENERGY TYPES
Arcane Backgrounds, and several new
DRAGON ENERGY
options as well.
Black Acid
Arcane Background can be taken more
than once. Refer to Arcane Backgrounds Blue Electricity
in the Fantasy Companion for more details Brass Fire
on taking multiple Arcane Backgrounds.
Bronze Electricity
BERSERK LUCK Copper Acid
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Wild Card, Berserk Gold Fire
When going Berserk, the adventurer has a Green Acid
greater ability to alter her luck than most Red Fire
others do. This Edge grants 1 temporary
Benny while going Berserk. If the adven- Silver Cold
turer doesn’t use this Benny while going White Cold
Berserk, it disappears when it ends.
DRAGON RAGE
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Berserk or
CHRONEPSIS’ CHILD Frenzy, Dragon Totem, Fighting d8+
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Wild Card
A true barbarian hailing from Argon-
An adventurer with this Edge is said to nessen or Seren can call upon their
be an influential part of the draconic Dragon Totem to grant them protec-
Prophecy and under the watchful eye of tion when going Berserk. A barbarian
Chronepsis, the dragon deity of fate, death, entering a Dragon Rage gains Armor
and judgement. This Edge is a renamed +2. Additionally, the Environmental
version of Destiny’s Child included with Resistance offered by Dragon Totem
the Savage Worlds Adventure Deck. increases by 4.

DRAGON TOTEM ELITE SHIFTER

REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Region of origin
Argonnessen or Seren, Fighting d4+
Some members of the barbarian tribes of
Argonnessen and Seren claim one of the
true dragon types as a spiritual totem. This
may take the form of a patron or protector,
or it might be a general source of strength.
A Dragon Totem grants the adventurer
Environmental Resistance based on the
type of dragon as indicated on the table
below. The Environmental Resistance
grants a +4 bonus to resist matching Haz-
ards or powers, and damage from such a
source is reduced by 4.
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Shifter
Either inherently or through conditioning,
the shifter’s ability is enhanced beyond its
normal abilities. All abilities are in effect
only while shifting.
• Beasthide: The shifter gains +2
Toughness.
• Cliffwalk: The shifter gets a free reroll
on Athletics (Climbing) rolls.
• Longstride: The shifter’s Pace
increases by an additional +2, and her
running die increases by another die
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• Longtooth: Wounds dealt by the
shifter’s bite attacks bleed copiously.
Whenever the shifter makes a success-
ful damage roll from a bite attack, she
adds +4 to the damage.
• Razorclaw: If the shifter can charge
at least 6” before attacking a target
with her claws, she can make two claw
attacks at the end of the charge. The
shifter also adds +4 to damage rolls for
each claw attack.
• Wildhunt: Non-visual senses improve
to such a degree that the shifter’s
Notice skill increases by one die size.
This increase applies to non-visual
senses only.
Shifters with the Extra Shifter Ability
Edge may take this Edge a second time to
enhance the second trait.
EXTRA SHIFTER ABILITY
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Shifter
The adventurer comes from a mixed lin-
eage of shifters and has one additional
shifter ability. They can manifest this addi-
tional ability while shifted as well.
HEALING FACTOR
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Shifter, Vigor d8+
After the shifter’s current period of shift-
ing ends, she may immediately make a
Vigor roll to remove any Wounds taken
while shifted. With a success, the shifter
removes one Wound, or two Wounds with
a raise. This does not affect Wounds taken
prior to shifting.
LEAST DRAGONMARK
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Special
The adventurer has a true dragonmark
inherited from their biological ancestral
lineage. Adventurers with an Aberrant
Dragonmark are unable to manifest a true
dragonmark.
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The dragonmark grants the ability to
use dragonmark focus items and a power
granted by the mark regardless of its
Rank requirement. The adventurer has
10 dedicated Power Points that recharge
normally. As a limited free action, the hero
automatically activates the power with
success for its regular cost. For 2 additional
Power Points, the power can be activated
with a raise.
Some powers apply penalties for cer-
tain conditions or levels of difficulty. The
adventurer can ignore 2 points of penal-
ties per additional Power Point spent. This
does not apply to penalties outside of the
power’s effect such as Wound, Fatigue, or
Multi-Action penalties.
The least dragonmark does not grant
access to any Modifiers when using the
power unless specifically listed in the
description. In some cases, a Modifier or
Epic Modifier is listed with a requirement
of Lesser or Greater Dragonmark for
clarification.
The mark also grants a bonus to a
specific skill as indicated in the mark’s
description (see Dragonmark Abili-
ties below).
A dragonmarked adventurer may
improvise with their dragonmark power
by activating a cantrip based on that power
(see Cantrips in the Fantasy Companion).
This improvised cantrip requires a Spirit
roll for activation as a limited free action.
On a critical failure, the dragonmarked
adventurer loses 1 Power Point, or if he
does not have any Power Points available,
gains a level of Fatigue.
A dragonmark doesn’t grant access to
Edges that require an Arcane Background
except for the Power Points and Soul
Drain Edges. If the adventurer also has an
Arcane Background, none of its Edges or
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abilities can be used with the dragonmark
powers and vice versa.
LESSER DRAGONMARK
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Least
Dragonmark
The hero’s dragonmark changes into
a larger, more complex pattern and
increases in power. The adventurer
gains access to a second power listed
under their dragonmark and may
use Modifiers (but not Epic Modifi-
ers) when activating their powers by
paying the additional Power Point
cost. If a power is listed with a man-
datory Modifier, then the power
must always use that Modifier and
any contradictory Modifiers cannot
be applied.
The character also gets a free reroll
when using the skill associated with
their dragonmark.
GREATER DRAGONMARK
REQUIREMENTS: Veteran, Lesser
Dragonmark
The adventurer’s dragonmark again
grows in both complexity and size.
The adventurer gains access to a third
power associated with their drag-
onmark if one is available. A greater
dragonmark also grants access to their
dragonmark power’s Epic Modifiers.
RIGHT OF COUNSEL
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Elf
By virtue of their hereditary place in
their family, elves with Right of Counsel
have the legal and sacral right to enter
the City of the Dead and seek advice
from a deathless elf ancestor who resides
there. Generally, the ancestor is an undy-
ing councilor. When physically
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presenting themselves before their ances-
tor, they gain one of the following benefits.
• The ancestor uses one of its Innate
Powers, such as dispel or healing, on the
visiting elf’s behalf.
• The ancestor answers their questions
about matters within its experience
and learning, up to the limits of its
own knowledge.
• The ancestor seeks supernatural
knowledge on the visiting elf’s behalf
using the divination power.
The deathless ancestors in the City of
the Dead grow impatient with frequent
interruptions and refuse to assist an
individual descendant more than once
per month.
SHIFTER AGILITY
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Shifter (Cliffwalk
or Longstride), Athletics d8+
The shifter’s lineage makes him even more
agile and light-footed. When shifting, he
adds +2 to Agility and Agility-based skill
rolls. The shifter also adds +1 to Parry.
SHIFTER FEROCITY
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Shifter, Hard
to Kill
While shifting, a shifter with this Edge
continues to fight without penalty if he
is Shaken. Additionally, further Shaken
results do not cause a Wound.
SHIFTING RECOVERY
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Shifter
After shifting ends, the recovery time to
remove a level of Fatigue is halved. This
Edge can be taken multiple times, each
time halving the recovery time to a min-
imum of 15 minutes.
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DRAGONMARK ABILITIES
MARK ANCESTRY POWERS SKILL BONUS
Mark Half-elf Detect arcana (without identify), +1 to Notice rolls
of Detection object reading
Mark of Finding Half-orc Detect arcana (Identify +1 to Survival rolls
or human only), locate
Mark Human Beast friend, empathy (animals +1 to Persuasion
of Handling only), summon animal when dealing
with animals
or Riding
(choose one)
Mark of Healing Halfling Boost Vigor, healing, relief +1 to Healing rolls
Mark of Halfling Conjure item (Create Food and +1 to Persuasion
Hospitality Water only), empathy (species when dealing
of human intelligence only), with beings of
elemental manipulation (air, fire, human-like
and water only; no damage), sentience and
plane shift (Extra-dimensional intelligence
Space only; requires Greater
Dragonmark)
Mark of Making Human Conjure item (without Create +1 to
Food and Water), Repairing Crafting rolls
Mark of Passage Human Fly, speed, teleport +1 to Driving
or Riding rolls
(choose one)
Mark of Scribing Gnome Illusion (documents only; +1 to
Duration and Strong only), Research rolls
mind link (without Broadcast),
speak language
Mark of Sentinel Human Deflection, protection, summon +1 to
ally (bodyguard and mirror Fighting rolls
self only), warrior’s gift
Mark of Shadow Elf Darkness (shadow), disguise, +1 to Stealth rolls
illusion, scrying
Mark of Storm Half-elf Darkness (fog), elemental manip- +1 to Boating or
ulation (air and water only), Piloting rolls
environmental protection (choose one)
Mark Dwarf Barrier, conceal arcana, lock/ +1 to Thievery
of Warding unlock, summon ally (attendant rolls related to
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COMBAT EDGES
ACTION BOOST
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Wild Card
The adventurer’s Wild Die increases one
die type when spending a Benny to reroll
a Trait roll.
ACTION SURGE
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Wild Card
The adventurer can spend a Benny to take
one additional action on her turn. This
action does not add or include a Multi-Ac-
tion penalty. Any other actions on that
THE ARTIFICER
EDGE
Savage Worlds includes the Arti-
ficer Edge which allows any
Seasoned character with an
Arcane Background to create
Arcane Devices. The Fantasy
Companion features a slightly
modified version of the Edge that
grants the ability to craft perma-
nent magical items as well. It also
adds the Master Artificer Edge
which allows such characters to
craft magical items in less time.
However, an Artificer is a
unique archetype in the world of
Eberron. To avoid confusion, the
Artificer Edge remains broadly
available but is renamed Craft
Magic Items. Additionally, only
adventurers with Arcane Back-
ground (Artificer) are able to
become Master Artificers.
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turn are still accounted for when deter-
mining the penalty for those other actions.
EXTENDED BERSERK
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Berserk
Each phase of the adventurer’s Berserk
state can last five additional rounds before
suffering a level of Fatigue.
IMPROVED NATURAL WEAPON
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Natural Weapon,
Fighting d6+
This adventurer’s Natural Weapon is dead-
lier than usual. Its damage die increases by
one die type.
This Edge counts as a Shifter Edge. If the
Shifter also has Extra Shifter Ability and
multiple Natural Weapons as a result, this
Edge can be taken multiple times, once for
each type of Natural Weapon.
PRECISE SWING
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Fighting d8+
An adventurer with this Edge can maneu-
ver their weapon when making a melee
attack against an opponent behind Cover,
ignoring all penalties from Cover, but not
from Near Total Cover.
TWO-FISTED
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Agility d8+
As in Savage Worlds, but the Edge covers
both melee and ranged weapons.
POWER EDGES
CRAFT MAGIC ITEMS
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Arcane Back-
ground (Any)
This is a renamed version of the Artificer
Edge as presented in the Savage Worlds Fan-
tasy Companion.

EXCEPTIONAL ARTISAN
REQUIREMENTS: Veteran, Craft Magic
Items, Occult d10+
When crafting a magic item, a success
on an Occult roll earns 2,000 gp worth
of progress towards its completion
instead of 1,000 gp. A Critical Failure
results in only a loss of 250 gp worth
of progress.
A crafter with the Master Artificer
Edge earns 2,000 gp worth of progress
for each raise as well.
EXTRA RINGS
REQUIREMENTS: Heroic, Craft Magic
Items, Occult d10+
The crafter’s intuition with crafting
magic items allows her to activate the
abilities of more rings than typically
possible. She can wear up to four
magic rings, two on each hand, and
the rings all function normally.
LEGENDARY ARTISAN
REQUIREMENTS: Legendary, Excep-
tional Artisan, Occult d12+
The crafter has mastered the art of
crafting magic items. The crafter may
make an Occult roll after every three
days rather than after each week to
determine progress.
WAND MASTERY
REQUIREMENTS: Legendary, Craft
Magic Items, Occult d10+
The crafter has become adept at eking
out power from wands. When wield-
ing a wand, the crafter has a +2 bonus
to skill rolls to activate the power.
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PROFESSIONAL EDGES
ECCLESIARCH
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Faith d6+
The adventurer is more easily able to
gather information about a given com-
munity from the clergy of the local
churches. He gains +2 to Persuasion rolls
when Networking among the clergy of that
community. Additionally, after success-
fully gathering information from the local
clergy, they may then add +2 to Common
Knowledge rolls pertaining to leadership
and notable figures of that community.
PLANAR MASTERY
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Occult d6+
Some occultists have expanded their
knowledge beyond the supernatural
elements of the Material Plane. These
adventurers have either experienced the
effects of or have studied the other planes
of existence that influence the world.
Adventurers with this Edge may make
Occult rolls to identify the effects, proper-
ties, and inhabitants of any of the other 13
planes. They may also use the Occult skill
in place of Survival rolls while navigating
through a manifest zone or any plane
other than their own.
WEIRD EDGES
BEAST MASTER
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Spirit d8+
As per the Savage Worlds core rules, but
adventurers with this Edge can select a
magebred animal. The magebred animal
must be purchased from a business that
is a member of House Vadalis’ Han-
dlers Guild. The cost is twice that of its
non-magical counterpart.
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SIBERYS DRAGONMARK IMPROVED SIBERYS DRAGONMARK
REQUIREMENTS: Heroic, any ancestry of a REQUIREMENTS: Legendary, Siberys
dragonmarked lineage, d12+ in any two Dragonmark
skills, cannot have Aberrant Dragonmark The Heir of Siberys is able to activate their
or Dragonmark Siberys dragonmark power one additional
An heir of Siberys manifests a Siberys time per day.
dragonmark—the rarest and most pow-
erful form of a dragonmark—across his SYMBIONT MASTERY
entire body. This grants the heir of Siberys REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Spirit d6+
a major Innate Power that can be activated
The adventurer has stronger control over
once per day. If the power specifies one
attached symbionts and benefits from
or more Power Modifiers, the power is
increased vitality from the attached sym-
always activated with those Power Modifi-
bionts. She gains a +2 bonus to Spirit rolls
ers unless stated otherwise. Using an Epic
during any battle of wills between her
Modifier for this power does not require
and the symbiont (see Intelligent Items).
the Epic Mastery Edge.
While at least one symbiont is attached,
SIBERYS MARK ABILITIES the adventurer also gains a free reroll on
MARK MAJOR POWERS Soak rolls.
Mark Boost Trait (Moment of
of Detection Prescience, self only) UNDEAD EMPATHY
Mark of Finding Locate (Discern Location)
REQUIREMENTS: Veteran, Charismatic
Mark Awaken or summon animal It is said that some individuals have
of Handling (increased Trait ×3) enough charisma to charm the dead, and
Mark of Healing Healing (Mass Healing) for some, it’s literally true. The adventurer
can make Persuasion rolls to influence the
Mark of Teleport (Refuge)
Hospitality attitude of mindless undead. Due to the
mindless nature of the undead creature,
Mark of Making Conjure item (Durable, True
Creation, and (optionally) the Persuasion roll has the ability to shift
Major Creation) the creature’s attitude one level per raise.
Mark of Passage Teleport (Greater Teleport)
Mark of Scribing Illusion (documents with Dura-
tion, Permanent, and Strong)
Mark of Sentinel Mind blank
Mark of Shadow Scrying (Greater Scrying)
Mark of Storm Elemental manipula-
tion (Weather)
Mark of Warding Barrier (Damage (solid wall),
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EDGE SUMMARIES
    BACKGROUND EDGES
EDGE REQUIREMENTS
Aberrant Mark N, dragonmarked lineage
Adamantine Body N, Warforged
Arcane Background Special
Berserk Luck N, Wild Card, Berserk
Chronepsis’ Child N, Wild Card
Dragon Totem N, Region of origin
Argonnessen or Seren,
Fighting d4+
Dragon Rage N, Berserk or Frenzy,
Dragon Totem, Fighting d8+
Elite Shifter N, Shifter
Extra Shifter Ability N, Shifter
Healing Factor S, Shifter, Vigor d8+
Least Dragonmark N, Special
Lesser Dragonmark S, Least Dragonmark
Greater Dragonmark V, Lesser Dragonmark
Right of Counsel N, Elf
Shifter Agility N, Shifter (Cliffwalk or
Longstride), Athletics d8+
Shifter Ferocity S, Shifter, Hard to Kill
Shifting Recovery N, Shifter
    COMBAT EDGES
Action Boost S, Wild Card
Action Surge S, Wild Card
Extended Berserk S, Berserk
   
SUMMARY
Manifest an aberrant dragonmark which
grants a power.
Warforged plating is made from adamantine,
ignoring up to 2 points of AP.
See Chapter 4.
Alter luck while going Berserk.
Renamed Destiny’s Child Edge (see Savage Worlds
Adventure Deck).
Gain environmental resistance to one
energy type.
Gain Armor +2 and additional +4 Environmental
Resistance offered by Dragon Totem.
Enhanced Shifter Ability.
Gain an additional Shifter Ability.
Make a free Soak roll when shifting ends to
remove Wounds taking during shifting.
The adventurer manifests a true dragonmark.
The adventurer’s dragonmark grows in power.
The dragonmark’s power reaches its fullest
potential.
The adventurer has rights to seek counsel from a
deathless elf ancestor in the City of the Dead.
+2 to Agility and Agility-based skills and +1 Parry
while shifting.
While shifting, continue to act while Shaken, and
second Shaken result does not cause a Wound.
Halves recovery time from Fatigue after Shifting.
   
Spend a Benny to increase Wild Die by
one die type.
Spend a Benny to take one additional action
without a Multi-Action Penalty.
Extend each phase of Berserk by 5 rounds.

Improved Nat- N, Natural Weapon, Increase Natural Weapon’s damage by

ural Weapon Fighting d6+ one die type.
Precise Swing S, Fighting d8+ Ignore cover penalties with melee attacks.

Two-Fisted N, A d8+ Combines Two-Gun Kid with Two-Fisted.

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    POWER EDGES   
Craft Magic Items S, Arcane Background Renamed Artificer Edge.

Exceptional Artisan V, Craft Magic Items, Double the progress with successful Occult roll to
Occult d10+ craft magic items. Halve the losses on a Criti-
cal Failure.
Extra Rings H, Craft Magic Items, The crafter can wear and benefit from multiple
Occult d10+ rings on each hand.
Legendary Artisan L, Exceptional Artisan, Make Occult rolls after every three days to deter-
Occult d12+ mine progress while crafting magic items.
Wand Mastery L, Craft Magic Items, +2 to skill rolls to activate a wand.
Occult d10+
    PROFESSIONAL EDGES   
Ecclesiarch N, Faith d6+ +2 Persuasion when networking with clergy of
local churches. +2 to Common Knowledge related
to local leaders and notable community members.
Planar Mastery N, Occult d6+ Use Occult skill instead of Survival when travers-
ing planes of existence or manifest zones.
    WEIRD EDGES   
Beast Master N, Sp d8+ Adds magebred animals to the Beast Master Edge.

Siberys Dragonmark H, Special, d12+ in any The adventurer spontaneously manifests a Siberys
two skills dragonmark.
Improved Siberys L, Siberys Dragonmark The adventurer can activate her Siberys dragon-
Dragonmark mark one additional time per day.
Symbiont Mastery S, Sp d6+ Gain stronger control over attached symbionts,
and a free reroll on Soak rolls.
Undead Empathy V, Charismatic Make Persuasion rolls against mindless undead.

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CHAPTER THREE:

GEAR

CLOTHING TOOLS AND SKILL KITS

ITEM WEIGHT COST
Clothing, Darkweave: Interwoven strands Glyphbook 2 20
of shadow and black thread make up this
Notes: Grants a +2 bonus on Language rolls
beautiful but coarse cloth. Darkweave
made to read inscriptions on Xen’drik
clothing grants a +1 bonus to Stealth rolls ruins. Using the book requires at least a d4
made in dim light, darkness, or pitch dark. Language (Giant).
Price: +100 gp Holy Symbol, 1 750
Clothing, Glamerweave: Glamerweave flametouched iron
is a fine, lightweight fabric with illusions Notes: When brandishing the holy symbol
woven into it. Its color shifts subtly and is while using the Destroy Undead Edge, the
hard to describe, which gives it a striking damage increases to 3d6 (or 4d6 for two
Power Points)
and strangely beautiful appearance. Char-
acters wearing glamerweave clothing gain Inquisitive’s Kit 4 300
an additional +1 bonus to Persuasion rolls Notes: Grants a +2 bonus on Notice rolls
in social interactions. made to investigate the scene of a crime
or other mystery.
Price: +100 gp; Weight: −1lb
Spellshard, .5 3
Tailored Formal Clothes: This set of wizard’s (blank)
clothes is designed specifically to be
Notes: A wizard may imprint up to five
expensive and to show it. Anyone wearing
spells into a spellshard to access even if
tailored clothing may add +1 to his Persua- his spellbook is not available.
sion rolls in situations where his status has
an effect. Warforged 1 50
repair kit
Price: 200 gp
Notes: Grants a +1 bonus on Repair rolls
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DOCUMENTS
Arcane Signet Ring: Dragonmarked
houses use these rings for identification
purposes. These rings are set with large
gemstones that contain an intricate
runic pattern—actually an arcane mark—
that becomes visible when worn by the
person for whom it was constructed. It is
extremely unusual for anyone who does
not have the Aristocrat Edge as a member
of a dragonmarked house to wear an
arcane signet ring.
Price: 150 gp
Signet Brooch: Members of a house,
whether actual scions or high-stand-
ing employees, sometimes wear signet
brooches instead of arcane signet rings to
identify their affiliation. Signet brooches
don’t contain arcane marks.
Price: 75 gp
Identification Papers: Most people of the
middle and upper classes, at least in the
most civilized areas of Khorvaire (Aun-
dair, Breland, Karrnath, Thrane, Zilargo,
and the Mror Holds) carry identification
papers with them at all times. Issued by
national governments and notarized
by House Sivis, these papers present a
detailed physical description of a person
(the wealthy sometimes commission small
portraits of themselves), the person’s
name and residence, and in some cases
additional information about the per-
son’s affiliations (particularly including
any connection to a dragonmarked house,
royalty, or a large institution).
Letter of Marque: The concept of letters
of marque originated during the Last War,
when the rulers of the warring nations
granted adventurers permission to attack
ships and assets belonging to other
nations. The Treaty of Throne-
hold declared void all letters
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of marque that existed at the time, but
the idea survives in Breland, though in a
rather altered form. The king of Breland
now issues papers granting adventurers
permission to explore and plunder the
ruins of Xen’drik. Though such permission
is not technically necessary, wise adven-
turers are sure to secure it before using
Sharn as a launching point for expeditions
to Xen’drik. Those who try to sell treasures
from Xen’drik on the open market in Bre-
land must produce a letter of marque or
face stiff fines—on top of forfeiting the
treasure they won on their adventures.
Price: 500 gp
Traveling Papers: Anyone who travels
across national borders is usually required
to carry traveling papers identifying them,
their residence, their destination, and
their reason for travel. Traveling papers
consist of a parchment sheet with the
appropriate information and an arcane
mark, carried in a leather folder. House
Sivis, House Orien, House Deneith, and
House Lyrandar all offer traveling papers
that are recognized throughout central
Khorvaire.
Price: .2 gp
NEW SPECIAL
MATERIALS
Bronzewood: Bronzewood items have
Hardness 10 and weigh 10% less than their
metal counterparts. Additionally, armors
made of bronzewood negate Armor Inter-
ference penalties to Stealth rolls made in
woodland environments.
Byeshk: This rare, purple metal mined
from the Byeshk and Graywall Mountains
is hard and dense. It provides a +1 bonus
to damage and is highly effective against
aberrations such as the daelkyr and their
twisted creations inflicting +4 damage. It
also has Hardness 17 and weighs 50% more
than iron weapons, byeshk weapons cost it becomes a shimmering silver hue.
1,500 gp more. While armor can be made Flametouched iron has all of the same
from byeshk, it offers no additional ben- physical properties as normal iron except
efits. Being a difficult metal to work with, it possesses supernatural properties based
Repair rolls to mend byeshk weapons have on the form it takes.
a −4 penalty. A flametouched iron weapon is treated
Densewood: A hard, heavy wood, dense- as good-aligned for purposes of extra
wood has a higher Hardness than normal damage to creatures with such a weak-
wood by 2 and doubles the weight of ness. Flametouched iron armor grants
items typically made of normal wood Arcane Resistance against powers of
as well as the cost of the base item. This evil outsiders. A flametouched iron holy
increase in cost is not applied to the costs symbol grants a +2 bonus to a cleric’s free
of masterwork components or magical rerolls from using their holy symbol and
enchantments on the item. adds +1d6 damage when using the Destroy
Dragonshard: Dragonshards are used Undead Edge.
as sources of magical power for crafting A flametouched iron weapon or suit
and powering magic items and as mate- of armor costs an additional +1,000 gp,
rial components when conducting rituals and a flametouched iron holy symbol
(see Rituals in the Savage Worlds Fantasy costs 750 gp.
Companion). An unattuned dragonshard Livewood: When livewood trees are cut
has Hardness 10. The process of attune- down, they remain completely alive while
ment softens a stone slightly, reducing its still being worked like normal hardwood.
Hardness to 8. This allows for powers that normally affect
plants to interact with livewood objects as
DRAGONSHARDS if they were living plants. For example, a
SIZE VALUE AVERAGE druid who can teleport from tree to tree
RANGE VALUE could also teleport to livewood objects.
    SIBERYS SHARDS    Dryads melded inside a livewood tree
Small 4d4 × 25 250 could end up stuck in a livewood object.
Large 4d4 × 200 2,000 Livewood has Hardness 6. The cost of a
livewood item is +50% the cost of the same
Greater 2d4 × 1,000 5,000 item made from normal wood.
    EBERRON SHARDS   
Riedran Crysteel: Riedran crysteel is
Small 1d8 4.5 an alloy composed of iron and a crystal-
Greater 4d4 × 10 100 line mineral substance mined in Riedra
    KHYBER SHARDS    through operations overseen by the
Inspired. Weapons forged with crysteel
Small 4d4 × 75 750 resonate with psionic power, and have a +1
Greater 4d4 × 500 5,000 bonus to damage when wielded by anyone
who has psionic abilities. Crysteel items
Flametouched Iron: This substance, con- have Hardness 10. Such weapons cost an
sidered sacred by the Church of the Silver additional 1,500 gp.
Flame, has a speckled, dark, rust-red Soarwood: This magically buoyant
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subcontinent of Aerenal. Soarwood is crit-
ical in the construction and operation of
elemental airships and galleons. It weighs
as much as air meaning it will float, but not
rise. Any amount of weight added to the
soarwood will cause it to fall. Water vessels
made from soarwood double their speed
and cost four times as much. Soarwood
has the same Hardness as normal wood
(Hardness 8) but weighs only 75% as much.
Targath: Mined on the northern coast
of Argonnessen, targath is soft and often
fashioned into magical items that grant
health benefits. For example, just a small
portion of targath carried or worn protects
the possessor with a +2 bonus on Vigor
rolls to resist infection from a disease.
Targath is harmful to the deathless of
Aerenal. A metal weapon forged from
Targath inflicts +4 additional damage
to deathless beings but also suffers a −1
penalty to attack and damage rolls due
to their weaker composition. Targath has
Hardness 9. Its cost varies based on the
type of item being crafted. Ammunition
cost +3 gp, one-handed weapons cost +30
gp per damage die type, and two-handed
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ITEM ARMOR MIN STR. WEIGHT COST
   LIGHT  
Leafweave +2 d6 11 750
Notes: Reduces Armor Interference penalties by 1.
Darkleaf Breastplate +4 d6 30 2,450

MELEE WEAPONS
TYPE DAMAGE MIN WEIGHT COST NOTES
STR.
Scimitar, Str+d6 d6 15 125 Parry +1, Two Hands, can be used as
Valenar Double if a weapon in each hand.
Sharrash, Talenta Str+d10 d10 10 18 Reach 1, Two Hands. Cannot use
against adjacent foes. May use
Fighting instead of Strength or
Athletics for a Push maneuver to
knock the target Prone.
Tangat, Talenta Str+d10 d10 8 40 Two Hands

RANGED WEAPONS
TYPE RANGE DAMAGE AP ROF MIN WEIGHT COST NOTES
STR.
Boomer- 6/12/24 Str+d4 — 1 d4 1 15 —
ang, Talenta
Boomer- 4/8/16 Str+d6 — 1 d6 2 20 —
ang, Xen’drik
Boomerangs: If the wielder fails her Athletics (throwing) roll for the ranged attack, the boomerang
misses the target and returns normally. On a critical failure, the boomerang deviates from the thrower,
including behind the thrower (see Deviation under Area Effect Attacks in Savage Worlds).

SPECIAL SUBSTANCES AND ITEMS

TYPE RANGE DAMAGE AP ROF BLAST WEIGHT COST
Acidic Fire 2/4/8 2d4+2d4 — 1 SBT 1 30
Notes: Heavy Weapon. Those within the template take 2d4 acid and 2d4 fire when hit and 2d4−2 fire
damage and 2d4−2 acid damage at the start of their next turn unless dowsed with water. Target might
catch Fire (see Hazards in Savage Worlds).
Alchemist’s Frost 2/4/8 d6 — 1 SBT 1 25
Notes: Heavy Weapon. Those within the template take d6 cold damage.
Alchemist’s Spark 2/4/8 2d4 — 1 SBT 1 25
Notes: Heavy Weapon. Those within the template take d6 electrical damage.
Smokes- 3/6/12 — — 1 MBT .5 80
tick, Noxious
Notes: As a normal smokestick, but those within the template must succeed on a Vigor roll or become
Distracted (see Poison under Hazards in Savage Worlds).

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ELEMENTAL VESSELS
VEHICLE SIZE HANDLING TOP TOUGHNESS CREW COST
SPEED
(MPH)
Airship 13 (Gar) 0 20 20 (4) 15+100 92,000
Lightning 9 (Huge) 0 30 12 (2) 1+Varies 58,000
Rail Coach
Elemen- 14 (Gar) −1 20 20 (4) 20+80 64,000
tal Galleon

CONTROLLING AN ELEMENTAL VESSEL

The Boating, Driving, and Piloting skills are used to determine how to
maneuver an elemental vessel, but Persuasion is required to command the
bound elemental to maneuver the vessel as desired.
A character attempting to command an elemental bound to a vessel must
make a Persuasion roll opposed by the elementals Spirit. With a success,
the elemental guides the ship as the character instructed. If the character
fails, the elemental continues straight in the current direction or halts the
vehicle altogether.
A wheel of wind and water mounted to an airship or elemental galleon
allows a dragonmark heir of House Lyrandar to command the elemental
automatically. Lightning reins bound to a lightning rail coach allow a drag-
onmark heir of House Orien to control a lightning rail coach with the same
results. Casting puppet on the bound elemental will also allow the caster to
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CHAPTER FOUR:
ARCANA
ARCANE
BACKGROUNDS
In Eberron for Savage Worlds, Gifted and
Weird Science from the Savage Worlds
core rules are disallowed, as is Tinkerer
from the Fantasy Companion. Wild Cards
are encouraged to use the Arcane Back-
grounds presented in the Savage Worlds
Fantasy Companion along with the new and
modified Arcane Backgrounds presented
below. Extras typically use Magic, Mira-
cles, or Psionics from the Savage Worlds
core rules.
ARTIFICER
• Requirements: Smarts d6+
• Arcane Skill: Imbuing (Smarts)
• Starting Powers: Three powers
chosen from the list below.
• Power Points: 10
• Available Powers: Arcane protection,
barrier, boost Trait, deflection, detect
arcana, light, planar binding (elementals
only), protection, repairing, smite.
• Infusions: As a limited action, arti-
ficers can imbue powers into objects
or constructs, including living con-
structs, as infusions by channeling
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and manipulating raw magical energy
into the target. Infusions with a Dura-
tion measured in rounds instead are
measured in minutes.
◦ Maintaining Powers: Artificers
cannot maintain a power at the
end of the power’s Duration.
◦ Limitations: Artificer infusions
all have a range of Touch. Powers
that normally have a range
greater than Touch or are avail-
able with only one aspect such as
boost Trait or light do not benefit
from applying these Limitations
(see Trappings in Savage Worlds).
◦ Single Targets: Infusions may
not use the Additional Recipi-
ents Modifier.
• Armor Interference (Minor): Heavy
armor interferes with an artificer’s
channeling and manipulation of
magic while imbuing infusions. Arti-
ficers subtract 4 from their Imbuing
rolls and from their Agility and Agil-
ity-based skill rolls if wearing heavy
armor or using a heavy shield.
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ARTIFICER EDGES
HOMUNCULUS
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Arcane Back-
ground (Artificer)
The artificer crafts a construct known as a
homunculus to perform specialized tasks
based on a specific design and function.
These tasks can range from carrying and
delivering a message to defending their
masters from attackers. This works exactly
like the Familiar Edge (see the Savage
Worlds Fantasy Companion).
Below is a list of homunculi the artificer
can craft based on the artificer’s rank.
RANK HOMUNCULUS TYPES
Seasoned Dedicated wright,
expeditious messenger,
furtive filcher
Veteran Iron Defender
If a homunculus is destroyed, the artifi-
cer can craft another, even a different type
if desired. This process is exactly like craft-
ing a magical item, and the crafting costs
are detailed for each type of homunculus.
MASTER ARTIFICER
REQUIREMENTS: Veteran, Arcane Back-
ground (Artificer), Craft Magic Items,
Occult d8+
As presented in the Savage Worlds Fan-
tasy Companion but with the above
requirements.
BARD
As per the Fantasy Companion but with the
following changes.
• Available Powers: Arcane protection,
beast friend, boost/lower Trait, confusion,
detect/conceal arcana, disguise, dispel,
divination, drain Power Points,
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empathy, fear, healing, mind link, mind
reading, puppet, relief, sloth/speed, slum-
ber, smite, sound/silence, speak language,
stun, telekinesis, warrior’s gift.
CLERIC
As per the Fantasy Companion.
CLERIC EDGES
SILVER SMITE
Requirements: Novice, Arcane Back-
ground (Cleric), Follower of the Silver
Flame, Faith d8+, smite
The devout faith of some followers of the
Silver Flame is strong enough to summon
its essence when needed. When a cleric
with this Edge activates the smite power on
a weapon, the weapon becomes engulfed
in a silvery flame that does not burn. When
the weapon strikes an evil creature, it deals
an additional 1d6 damage. This flame has
no effect on non-evil creatures.
DOMAINS
ARTIFICE
Powers: Arcane protection, barrier, blast, bolt,
boost/lower Trait, burst, conjure item, damage
field, darksight, deflection, detect/conceal
arcana, dimensional lock, dispel, drain Power
Points, entangle, environmental protection, far-
sight, fly, havoc, healing, illusion, intangibility,
invisibility, light/darkness, lock/unlock, object
reading, planar binding, protection, relief,
repairing, sanctuary, sloth/speed, smite, sound/
silence, speak language, stun, summon ally, wall
walker, warrior’s gift.
CHARM
Powers: Arcane protection, beast friend, bless-
ing, blind, boost/lower Trait, confusion, conjure
item, curse, deflection, detect/conceal arcana,
disguise, dispel, divination, empathy, havoc,
healing, illusion, light, locate, lock/unlock,
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mind blank, mind link, mind reading, mind FAITHS & DOMAINS
wipe, planar binding, protection, puppet, relief,
resurrection, sanctuary, slumber, smite, speak FAITH DOMAINS
language, stun, summon monster. The Silver Flame Exorcism, Good, Law,
Protection

COMMUNITY (COMMERCE) The Sovereign Host

Powers: Arcane protection, barrier, blessing, Arawai Good, Life, Plant, Weather
boost/lower Trait, confusion, conjure item, Aureon Knowledge, Law, Magic
damage field, deflection, detect/conceal arcana, Balinor Air, Animal, Earth
dispel, divination, elemental manipulation,
Boldrei Community, Good, Law,
empathy, environmental protection, healing,
Protection
light/darkness, locate, lock/unlock, mind link,
Dol Arrah Good, Law, Sun, War
mystic intervention, object reading, protection,
relief, repairing, sanctuary, scrying, slumber, Dol Dorn Chaos, Good, Strength, War
speak language, summon ally, summon animal, Kol Korran Charm, Commerce, Travel
wish. Olladra Feast, Good, Healing, Luck

Onatar Artifice, Fire, Good

DEATH (DECAY, EVIL,
NECROMANCER) The Dark Six
Powers: Arcane protection, barrier, blast, The Devourer Destruction, Evil,
blind, bolt, boost/lower Trait, burrow, burst, Water, Weather
confusion, corpse sense, damage field, darkness, The Fury Evil, Madness, Passion
darksight, deflection, detect/conceal arcana,
The Keeper Death, Decay, Evil
disguise, dispel, divination, drain Power Points,
fear, fly, havoc, grave shroud, healing, illusion- The Mockery Destruction, Evil,
ary horrors, intangibility, mystic intervention, Trickery, War
object reading, protection, sanctuary, séance, The Shadow Chaos, Evil, Magic, Shadow
sloth/speed, slumber, smite, stun, summon The Traveler Artifice, Chaos,
monster, summon undead, zombie. Travel, Trickery
The Blood of Vol Death, Evil, Law,
DESTRUCTION (CHAOS, MADNESS, Necromancer
PASSION) The Cults of the Earth, Evil, Madness
Powers: Barrier, blast, blind, bolt, boost/lower Dragon Below
Trait, burst, confusion, conjure item, curse, The Path of Light Law, Meditation, Protection
damage field, darkness, darksight, deflection,
The Deathless, Good, Protection
detect/conceal arcana, dispel, divination, drain
Undying Court
Power Points, elemental manipulation, havoc,
healing, illusionary horrors, mind blank, mind ELEMENTAL (AIR, EARTH, FIRE,
reading, mind wipe, mystic intervention, night- WATER)
mares, puppet, sanctuary, scrying, sloth/speed, Powers: Arcane protection, banish, bar-
smite, speak language, stun, summon ally, rier, blast, bolt, boost/lower Trait, burrow,
summon demon, summon monster, wish. burst, damage field, deflection, detect/con-
ceal arcana, dispel, elemental manipulation,
environmental protection, fly, havoc, healing,
intangibility, invisibility, light, mystic inter-
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protection, sanctuary, speak language, stun,
summon monster.
EXORCISM
Powers: Arcane protection, banish, barrier,
blast, blessing, boost/lower Trait, burst, conse-
crate ground, damage field, deflection, detect/
conceal arcana, dimensional lock, dispel,
divination, empathy, exorcism, healing, light/
darkness, locate, mind blank, mind reading,
mystic intervention, object reading, planar
binding, protection, relief, sanctuary, slumber,
smite, speak language, spite, summon monster,
summon undead.
LIFE (DEATHLESS, FEAST, HEALING)
Powers: Arcane protection, banish, bar-
rier, beast friend, blessing, boost/lower Trait,
confusion, conjure item, consecrate ground,
darksight, deflection, detect/conceal arcana,
disguise, dispel, divination, empathy, entangle,
environmental protection, farsight, fly, growth/
shrink, havoc, healing, light/darkness, mystic
intervention, protection, relief, resurrection,
sanctuary, sloth/speed, slumber, smite, sound/
silence, speak language, stun, summon animal,
warrior’s gift.
MAGIC
Powers: Arcane protection, banish, barrier,
blast, blind, bolt, boost/lower Trait, burrow,
burst, damage field, deflection, detect/conceal
arcana, dispel, divination, drain Power Points,
elemental manipulation, environmental pro-
tection, havoc, healing, illusion, intangibility,
invisibility, light/darkness, mystic intervention,
object reading, plane shift, protection, sanctu-
ary, sloth/speed, smite, sound/silence, speak
language, summon monster, telekinesis, wish.
MEDITATION
Powers: Arcane protection, blessing, boost/
lower Trait, confusion, damage field, darksight,
deflection, detect/conceal arcana, dimensional
lock, dispel, divination, empathy,
environmental protection, healing,
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intangibility, invisibility, light/darkness, locate,
mind blank, mind link, mind reading, mind
wipe, mystic intervention, object reading, plane
shift, sanctuary, scrying, slumber, speak lan-
guage, telekinesis, time stop, warrior’s gift, wish.
NATURE (ANIMAL, PLANT,
WEATHER)
Powers: Arcane protection, barrier, beast
friend, blessing, bolt, boost/lower Trait, burrow,
conjure item, consecrate ground, damage field,
darksight, deflection, disguise, divination, ele-
mental manipulation, entangle, environmental
protection, farsight, fear, fly, growth/shrink,
havoc, healing, mystic intervention, protection,
relief, sanctuary, shape change, sloth/speed,
smite, sound/silence, stun, summon animal,
summon monster, wall walker, warrior’s gift.
PROTECTION (GOOD, LAW,
STRENGTH)
Powers: Arcane protection, banish, blast, blind,
bolt, boost/lower Trait, burst, conjure item,
consecrate ground, damage field, darksight,
deflection, detect/conceal arcana, dispel, divi-
nation, drain Power Points, empathy, farsight,
fly, havoc, healing, invisibility, light/darkness,
mind reading, mystic intervention, object read-
ing, protection, relief, sanctuary, sloth/speed,
smite, sound/silence, speak language, stun.
SHADOW
Powers: Arcane protection, barrier, blind, bolt,
boost/lower Trait, confusion, curse, damage
field, darksight, deflection, detect/conceal
arcana, dispel, drain Power Points, entangle,
healing, illusion, intangibility, invisibility, light/
darkness, plane shift, protection, sanctuary,
scrying, slumber, silence, speak language,
summon monster, summon undead, telekinesis,
teleport.
SUN
Powers: Arcane protection, banish, blast,
blessing, blind, bolt, boost/lower Trait, burst,
confusion, consecrate ground, damage field,

darksight, deflection, detect/conceal arcana,
dispel, divination, elemental manipulation,
environmental protection, fear, fly, havoc, heal-
ing, illusion, light/darkness, mystic intervention,
protection, relief, resurrection, sanctuary, sloth/
speed, smite, stun.
TRAVEL
Powers: Arcane protection, boost/lower Trait,
burrow, conjure item, detect/conceal arcana,
dimensional lock, dispel, divination, empathy,
environmental protection, fly, healing, intangi-
bility, light/darkness, locate, lock/unlock, plane
shift, protection, relief, repairing, sanctuary,
sloth/speed, speak language, summon animal,
teleport, wall walker, wish.
TRICKERY (LUCK)
Powers: Arcane protection, blind, boost/
lower Trait, confusion, conjure item, darksight,
deflection, detect/conceal arcana, disguise,
dispel, empathy, healing, illusion, intangibility,
invisibility, light/darkness, mind wipe, sanctu-
ary, scrying, sloth/speed, slumber, sound/silence,
speak language, stun, wall walker, time stop.
WAR
Powers: Arcane protection, barrier, blast, bolt,
boost/lower Trait, burst, conjure item, damage
field, deflection, dispel, divination, environmen-
tal protection, fear, fly, growth/shrink, havoc,
healing, light/darkness, mystic intervention,
protection, relief, sanctuary, sloth/ speed, smite,
stun, summon ally, summon monster, warrior’s
gift.
DRUID
As per the Fantasy Companion but with the
following changes.
• Available Powers: Arcane protection,
barrier, beast friend, blessing, bolt, boost/
lower Trait, burrow, conjure item, damage
field, darksight, deflection, disguise,
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divination, elemental manipulation,
entangle, environmental protection,
farsight, fear, fly, growth/shrink, havoc,
healing, light/darkness, mystic interven-
tion, protection, relief, sanctuary, shape
change, sloth/speed, smite, sound/silence,
stun, summon animal, summon monster
(elementals only), wall walker, warrior’s
gift.
• Druidic Language: Druids also have
Language (Druidic) at d8. This is
a highly secret language that only
druids know, and they are prohibited
from teaching it to anyone else.
DRUID EDGES
ASHBOUND
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Arcane Back-
ground (Druid), summon animal
As nature’s avengers, Ashbound druids
consider arcane magic to be unnatural
and destructive. They use their divine
nature magic to call upon the very crea-
tures they defend, empowering them to
fight alongside them.
When an Ashbound druid activates
summon animal, the power is automati-
cally extended once without having to
pay an additional Power Point at the end
of its duration, and the creature gains a +1
bonus to all Fighting rolls.
BEAST TOTEM
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Arcane Back-
ground (Druid), beast friend
The druid chooses a magical beast from
the table below as her beast totem. She
gains +2 to rolls to either avoid or resist
the effects. If the attack does not allow for
such a roll, she can apply the bonus to Soak
rolls to prevent Wounds from the attack.
This stacks with other Edges that grant a
similar bonus.
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BEAST ATTACK FORM VERMIN COMPANION

REQUIREMENTS: Veteran, Beast Master,
Chimera Breath weapons Child of Winter, Spirit d10+
Burrower Acid The druid has one pet vermin that
Basilisk Petrification it can choose to be a Wild Card. This
Drake Fear ignores the usual requirement of
Heroic Rank.
Unicorn Poison
Frost wolf Cold VERMIN SHAPE
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Child of
BEAST SHAPE Winter
REQUIREMENTS: Legendary, Beast When using shape change to turn into
Totem vermin such as rodents and insects—
The druid can call upon the power of including giant versions—the druid
their beast totem to take its form using may access creatures as if their Rank
shape change. This ability can be used is one higher. For example, a Vet-
once per day. eran druid can shape change into a
giant scorpion.
TOTEM COMPANION
REQUIREMENTS: Veteran, Beast Master, GATEKEEPER INITIATE
Beast Totem, Spirit d10+ REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Arcane Back-
The druid chooses a magical beast ground (Druid)
that is the same as their totem beast Gatekeeper initiates gain a +2 to rolls to
as a pet. They can cast spells on the resist Innate Powers of aberrations and
totem companion that normally target other magical creatures. They also gain a
animals only. +4 to Occult rolls when identifying aber-
rations and their special abilities.
RANK BEAST
Gatekeeper initiates add the following
Veteran Basilisk, frost wolf powers to their list of available powers:
Heroic Burrower, unicorn planar binding, banish, dimensional lock, mind
Legendary Chimera, drake, blank, return to nature.
great basilisk
REPEL ABERRATION
CHILD OF WINTER REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Gatekeeper
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Arcane Back- Initiate
ground (Druid), summon animal, neutral The Gatekeeper druids’ training allows
or evil disposition them to ward off aberrations. They
The Child of Winter can more efficiently can add sanctuary to his list of available
summon giant rodents, insects, and powers, but it affects aberrations spe-
arachnids. The total Power Point cost to cifically instead of evil creatures.
summon such vermin is reduced by 2.

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GREENSINGER INITIATE
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Arcane Back-
ground (Druid)
A druid with this Edge has embraced the
druidic traditions of the Greensingers, a
chaotic Eldeen Reaches sect with close ties
to the fey. Greensinger initiates gain a +1
bonus to Performance, Persuasion, and
Taunt rolls, and they add the following
powers to their list of available powers:
empathy, intangibility, plane shift, puppet, stun.
WARDEN INITIATE
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Arcane Back-
ground (Druid), summon animal.
The Wardens of the Wood are masters of
using wooded areas as protection from
threats. When fighting within a forest, they
are treated as always having Light Cover.
The Warden Initiate also adds the fol-
lowing to their list of available powers:
banish, barrier, sanctuary, mind reading, deflec-
tion, locate.
PSION
• Requirements: Smarts d6+
• Arcane Skill: Psionics (Smarts)
• Starting Powers: Three powers
chosen from the list below.
• Power Points: 15
• Available Powers: Arcane protection,
barrier, blast, blind, bolt, boost/lower Trait,
burst, concentrate, confusion, damage
field, darksight, deflection, detect/con-
ceal arcana, disguise, dispel, drain Power
Points, elemental manipulation, empathy,
entangle (ectoplasm), farsight, fear, fly,
healing (self only), illusion, intangibility,
invisibility (cloud mind), levitate, light/
darkness, locate, mind block, mind link,
mind reading, mind wipe, nightmares,
object reading, plane shift, protection,
puppet, relief (self only), sloth/speed,
slumber, smite, speak language, stun,
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summon ally (astral construct), telekine-
sis, teleport, wall walker, warrior’s gift.
• Psionics: Psions may take Edges that
require Arcane Background (Psionics).
• Psychic Surge: Psions can draw
from their Power Points to enhance
the manifestation of their powers.
For 1 Power Point, they can add +1 to
their Psionics roll, or +2 for 3 Power
Points. This ability may not be used to
improve a Critical Failure.
• Psychic Enervation: Enhancing a
power manifestation with a Psychic
Surge can take a toll on a psion. After
performing a Psychic Surge, the psion
must immediately make a Spirit roll.
Failure means the psion is Shaken. A
Critical Failure means she is Stunned.
PSION EDGES
EXPANDED KNOWLEDGE
REQUIREMENTS: Novice, Arcane Back-
ground (Psion)
Through meditation and training, the
psion has learned to open her mind to
manifest more powers than most are
normally capable of mastering. Whenever
she takes the New Powers Edge, she learns
three powers instead of two. She also
immediately learns one new power when
taking this Edge.
SORCERER
This version of Arcane Background (Sor-
cerer) replaces the version presented in
the Fantasy Companion.
• Requirements: Spirit d6+
• Arcane Skill: Spellcasting (Spirit)
• Starting Powers: Three powers
chosen from the list below.
• Starting Power Points: 15
• Available Powers: Arcane protection,
banish, barrier, beast friend, blast,
blind, bolt, boost/lower Trait,
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burrow, burst, confusion, conjure item,
curse, damage field, darksight, deflection,
detect/conceal arcana, disguise, dispel,
divination, drain Power Points, elemental
manipulation, empathy, entangle, envi-
ronmental protection, farsight, fear, fly,
growth/shrink, havoc, illusion, intangibil-
ity, invisibility, light/darkness, locate, lock/
unlock, mystic intervention, object reading,
planar binding, plane shift, protection,
puppet, scrying, shape change, sloth/
speed, slumber, smite, sound/silence, speak
language, stun, summon ally, summon
monster, telekinesis, teleport, time stop,
wall walker, warrior’s gift, wish.
• Armor Interference (Major): Bulky
armor interferes with the somatic
gestures sorcerers use to cast their
spells. Sorcerers have the Armor
Interference (Major) Hindrance.
• Components: Sorcerers make use
of miscellaneous material compo-
nents to cast their spells. Thus, they
have the Material Components Hin-
drance (see Hindrances in the Fantasy
Companion).
• Metamagic: The magic inherently
flowing through sorcerers allows
them to manipulate the effects of
their spells spontaneously and more
easily. Sorcerers can reduce the cost of
a common Power Modifier (see Power
Modifiers in the Fantasy Companion)
by 1 Power Point a number of times
per day equal to their Rank (e.g., one
for Novice, two for Seasoned, five for
Legendary). This ability can be used
only once per encounter.
SOULKNIFE
Soulknives have the ability to construct
a blade composed of semisolid psychic
energy. They also use psionic powers to
enhance their combat abilities and gain
advantage over opponents.
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• Requirements: Spirit d6+
• Arcane Skill: Psionics (Spirit)
• Starting Powers: Two powers chosen
from the list below.
• Power Points: 10
• Available Powers: Boost Trait (self
only), confusion, damage field (self only),
darksight (self only), deflection (self
only), farsight (self only), fear, healing
(self only), intangibility (self only), invis-
ibility (self only), protection (self only),
relief (self only), speed (self only), smite
(self, mind blade only), teleport (self
only), warrior’s gift (self only)
• Psionics: Soulknives may take Edges
that require Arcane Background
(Psionics).
• Mind Blade: As a limited free action,
a soulknife can manifest a blade made
of pure semisolid, psychic energy.
The mind blade is about the size of a
short sword and does Str+d6 damage
and is considered a magic weapon for
purposes of exploiting weaknesses.
The nature of the mind blade reduces
the minimum Strength requirement
of the weapon by one die type. It has
Hardness 10 and can be sundered. If
destroyed, the mind blade dissipates,
and the soulknife may form a new
mind blade on their next turn.
Mind blades are susceptible to
dispel or other sources that might
nullify psionic effects.
• Throw Mind Blade: A soulknife can
throw his mind blade as a ranged
weapon with an Athletics (throwing)
roll. The base range for throwing a
mind blade is 3/6/12. After the attack is
resolved, the mind blade disappears,
and a new one must be re-formed.

SOULKNIFE EDGES
SHAPE MIND BLADE
REQUIREMENTS: Seasoned, Arcane Back-
ground (Soulknife), Psionics d8+
The soulknife may change the form of his
mind blade as a limited action. He can
shape the mind blade to replicate a long
sword or a great sword (see Melee Weap-
ons in the Fantasy Companion).
The soulknife also has the option of
splitting his mind blade into short swords,
one for wielding in each hand. Off-hand
and wielding two weapons at once still
apply, unless the soulknife has Ambidex-
trous or Two-Fisted respectively.
KNIFE TO THE SOUL
REQUIREMENTS: Heroic, Arcane Back-
ground (Soulknife), Psionics d10+
A mind blade has the potential to cut deep
into the victim’s psyche. The soulknife
adds lower Trait (Smarts and Spirit only)
to his available list of powers. The Range
of the power is Touch only and delivered
through his mind blade with a success-
ful attack or touch attack. The soulknife
benefits from these limitations as usual.
Activating lower Trait on a mind blade is a
limited free action.
The mind blade is then “charged”
with the power until the next successful
attack or touch attack. If the attack misses,
the charge continues to hold for the
remainder of the encounter or until it is
dismissed. If the mind blade is broken or
dismissed before the power is delivered,
the charge is lost.
WARLOCK/WITCH
As presented in the Fantasy Companion but
with the following changes.
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• Available Powers: Arcane protec-
tion, banish, barrier, beast friend, blast,
blessing, blind, bolt, boost/lower Trait,
burrow, burst, confusion, conjure item,
corpse sense, curse, darksight, deflection,
detect/conceal arcana, disguise, dispel,
divination, drain Power Points, elemental
manipulation, empathy, entangle, envi-
ronmental protection, exorcism, farsight,
fear, fly, grave shroud, growth/shrink,
havoc, healing, illusion, illusionary horrors,
invisibility, light/darkness, lock/unlock,
locate, mystic intervention, object reading,
mind reading, mind wipe, nightmares,
protection, puppet, relief, scrying, séance,
shape change, sloth/speed, slumber, smite,
sound/silence, speak language, spite, stun,
summon ally, summon animal, summon
demon, telekinesis, wall walker, warrior’s
gift, wish.
WIZARD
As presented in the Fantasy Companion but
with the following changes.
• Available Powers: Arcane protection,
banish, barrier, beast friend, blast, blind,
bolt, boost/lower Trait, burrow, burst,
confusion, conjure item, curse, damage
field, darksight, deflection, detect/conceal
arcana, disguise, dispel, divination, drain
Power Points, elemental manipulation,
empathy, entangle, environmental pro-
tection, farsight, fear, fly, growth/shrink,
havoc, illusion, intangibility, invisibility,
light/darkness, locate, lock/unlock, mystic
intervention, object reading, planar bind-
ing, plane shift, protection, puppet, scrying,
shape change, sloth/speed, slumber, smite,
sound/silence, speak language, stun,
summon ally, summon monster, telekinesis,
teleport, time stop, wall walker, warrior’s
gift, wish.
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WIZARD EDGES
SPELLBOOKS
As presented in the Fantasy Companion.
However, if a wizard has the Spellbooks
Edge, he becomes dependent on it as the
increased collection of powers becomes
too vast to recall independently. If the
wizard loses his spellbook, he can no
longer cast powers if he has not recovered
it by the next sunset or sunrise, whichever
comes first.
After accessing his stored collection of
notes, scrolls, tomes, and other arcane
writings, a wizard may replace a lost spell-
book with a week of work and 500 gp.
ARCANE DEVICES
Creating an arcane device requires the
Craft Magic Items Edge, which is simply
the original Artificer Edge renamed.
USING DRAGONSHARDS
Attuned Eberron dragonshards can facil-
itate the creation of arcane devices by
allowing the creator to imbue the device
with Power Points without having to sac-
rifice her own. By grinding them into a
powder to be infused into the materials,
or by embedding them into a “socket”
directly onto the item, the dragonshard
can provide 1 Power Point per 100 gp of
its value. The dragonshards can either be
ground into a powder and infused into the
materials and substances, or the crafter
can embed the dragonshard directly onto
the item. Once the dragonshard’s Power
Points are spent, the shard becomes dull
and brittle and might even crumble.
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PREPARED POWERS
All Arcane Backgrounds except Artificer
are able to use the rules for Prepared
Powers as presented in the Savage Worlds
Fantasy Companion.
DRAGONSHARDS IN RITUAL
MAGIC
The caster can pay the cost of performing
a ritual with one or more dragonshards
with a combined value of that cost. Most
rituals use Eberron dragonshards, but the
Prophesier might require an appropri-
ate type such as Siberys dragonshards
for enhancing psionic powers or Khyber
dragonshards for binding entities.
SPELLCASTING
SERVICES
Magic is a massive industry in Eberron, and
many of the Dragonmarked Houses and
their guilds provide spellcasting services
to those who can afford it.
The cost of these services is 25gp
per Power Point. If the effect of a raise
is required, the price is doubled. The
increased cost for a raise accounts for the
Power Points, components (or dragon-
shards), assistants making Support rolls
to achieve the desired result, or multiple
attempts to achieve the desired result. If
the customer pays for a success only, and
the caster’s arcane skill roll results in a
raise regardless, the benefits of the raise
come with no additional cost.
Professional casters have at least a d6
arcane skill. Casters with an arcane skill of
d8 or higher are rare and in high demand.
The cost of their spellcasting services is
doubled for each increased die type.

RITUALS AS A SERVICE
If the scope of a spellcasting ser-
vice includes enhanced Effects
achievable through Rituals, the cost of the
service increases by 50% or 100% if a raise is
required. The customer also typically pro-
vides or pays for the cost of the Eberron
dragonshards used for the Ritual.
POWERS
All powers listed in the Fantasy Companion
are available. This section introduces a few
additional powers and Power Modifiers.
Additionally, the Savage Worlds Horror Com-
panion introduces the following powers
which are appropriate for Eberron: Con-
secrate ground, corpse sense, curse (adds the
Alternate Effect Modifier), exorcism, grave
shroud, illusionary horrors, nightmares, séance,
spite, summon demon.
AWAKEN
Rank: Veteran
Range: Touch
Power Points: 10
Duration: Permanent
Trappings: Channeling consciousness and
self-awareness into a tree or animal.
The caster can awaken an animal or tree to
have both consciousness and self-aware-
ness. The awakened tree or animal is a Wild
Card in all regards.
Draw a card from the Action Deck
for Smarts and Spirit each. Consult the
table below to determine the die type of
the respective attribute based on the suit
of the card.
SUIT DIE TYPE
Clubs d4
Diamonds d6
Hearts d8
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Spades d10
Joker d12
Upon awakening, the target has a
friendly disposition toward the caster. It
can speak one language that the caster
knows plus and a number of additional
languages the caster knows equal to half
its Smarts.
If the target is a tree, the tree can move
its roots, limbs, vines, etc.
An awakened animal cannot serve as a
familiar nor can a character with the Beast
Master Edge affect the animal. Addition-
ally, beast friend does not affect the animal.
BOOST/LOWER TRAIT
As per the Fantasy Companion but with the
following additional Epic Power Modifier.
MODIFIERS
★ MOMENT OF PRESCIENCE (+2):
Boost Trait only. Add a +1 bonus for 2
additional Power Points each (+4 max-
imum) to a single roll made during
the power’s duration.
CONJURE ITEM
As per the Fantasy Companion but with the
following additional Epic Power Modifiers.
MODIFIERS
★ MAJOR CREATION [+5]: The item is
crafted from a special material such
as adamantine, bronzewood, byeshk,
etc.
★ TRUE CREATION [+10]: When used
with the Durable Modifier, the object
is created with matter displaced
from another location on the mate-
rial plane. Because it is composed of
native material, it is regarded as very
real in every way and cannot be
dispelled or dismissed.
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DIMENSIONAL LOCK
Rank: Legendary
Range: Smarts ×2
Power Points: 3
Duration: 1 day
Trappings: gestures and verbal
incantations
Dimensional lock creates a visible magical
barrier the size of a Medium Blast Tem-
plate that blocks all extradimensional
movement such as gate, intangibility, plane
shift, or teleport into or out of the area.
If a creature is already in an intangible
form, dimensional lock does not interfere
with that effect. A dimensional lock also does
not prevent a summoned creature from
disappearing at the end of the summoning
power’s duration.
MODIFIERS
• AREA OF EFFECT (+1): The area of
effect is increased to the size of a Large
Blast Template.
ILLUSION
As per the Fantasy Companion but with the
following additional Epic Power Modifier.
MODIFIERS
★ PERMANENT (+3): The illusion is
permanent but can be revealed by
speaking a secret word.
LOCATE
As per the Fantasy Companion but with the
following additional Epic Power Modifier.
MODIFIERS
★ DISCERN LOCATION (+2): The caster
can learn the exact location of the
creature or object, and running water
does not block the power.
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MIND BLANK
Rank: Heroic
Power Points: 5
Range: Smarts
Duration: 24 hours
Trappings: headband, meditation, psionic
block
Mind blank protects the target from all
powers that detect, influence, or read
emotions or thoughts such as empathy,
mind link, mind reading, mind wipe. This
power also protects against scrying and wish
when they are used to gain information
about the target or affect its mind.
MODIFIERS
• ADDITIONAL RECIPIENTS (+1): The
power may affect more than one
target for 1 additional Power Point
each.
REPAIRING
Rank: Novice
Power Points: 3
Range: Touch
Duration: Instant
Trappings: The caster must touch the
object with at least one free hand.
Repairing fixes damage to objects, includ-
ing constructs and living constructs, that
have taken damage but are not entirely
broken or destroyed.
For a Wild Card, each use of repairing
removes a Wound with a success, two with
a raise. The power may be cast additional
times to remove additional Wounds.
For Extras or objects, the Prophesier
must first determine if the construct or
object is already destroyed. If so, no repair
may be attempted. Otherwise, a success-
ful arcane skill roll repairs the construct
or object.

If the target is a living construct that was
inert, a successful repairing revives them.
MODIFIERS
★ GREATER REPAIRING (+10): Greater
Repairing can rebuild objects that are
completely broken but only if all parts
are still available. This spell may also
be used to restore constructs (but not
living constructs) that have perished.
• CRIPPLING INJURIES (+15): For living
constructs, the power can repair a
permanent Crippling Injury (see
Incapacitation in Savage Worlds). This
requires an hour of preparation and
only one casting is permitted per
injury. If it fails, this caster cannot
repair that particular injury (but
someone else may try). If successful,
the subject is Exhausted for 24 hours.
RETURN TO NATURE
Rank: Heroic
Power Points: 8
Range: Smarts
Duration: 5
Trappings: The caster concentrates while
wielding an animal talisman.
Return to nature reduces the supernatural
and magical abilities of magical crea-
tures by disabling any Innate Powers the
creature has. The effect is opposed by the
target’s Spirit (−2 if the power was acti-
vated with a raise).
MODIFIERS
• ADDITIONAL RECIPIENTS (+3): The
power may affect more than one
target for 3 additional Power Points
each.
SCRYING
As per the Fantasy Companion but with the
following additional Epic Power Modifier.
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MODIFIERS
★ GREATER SCRYING (+5): The following
powers function reliably through the
scrying “eye:” detect arcana, mind link,
speak language.
TELEPORT
As per the Fantasy Companion but with the
following additional Epic Power Modifier.
MODIFIERS
★ REFUGE (+5): The caster creates a
token that is she willingly gifts to
another. Upon triggering with a
command word, the item will either
teleport the possessor and everything
he is carrying to the caster’s abode or
teleport the caster within 2” of the pos-
sessor of the object; the caster chooses
which upon creation of the token.
The Power Points used to create the
token are transferred to the token
and remain with it until the token
is activated, dispelled, or the power is
dismissed by the caster, at which point
the Power Points recharge as usual.
PLANES OF
EXISTENCE
While the planes of existence have effects
on magic within each of their realms, they
also influence the Material Plane based on
whether they are coterminous or remote.
Below are some mechanical effects each
plane has both on the plane itself and on
the Material Plane based on its remote
or coterminous state. Additional details
about the planes, their cycles, and their
inhabitants can be found in the Eberron
Campaign Setting.
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PLANAR MAGIC EFFECTS 28–31
• Empowered: Reduces the cost of
Power Points for Power Modifiers by 1.
• Enlarged: Doubles the power’s range.
• Extended: Doubles the power’s
duration.
• Impeded Magic: Activating the power
suffers from a −4 penalty to the arcane
skill roll. Power Points are lost if the
spell fails.
• Maximized: Successful activation of
the power is an automatic raise.
• Wild Magic: A random magical effect
occurs.  32–35
D100 EFFECT
01–19 The power rebounds on the
caster with normal effect. If the
spell cannot affect the caster, it
simply fails.
20–23 A circular pit the size of a
Medium Blast Template opens
under the caster’s feet; its 36–39
depth is 2” (4 yards) per rank of
the caster.
24–27 The power fails, but the target
or targets of the spell are pelted
with a rain of small objects
(anything from flowers to 40–43
rotten fruit), which disappear
upon striking. The barrage con-
tinues for 1 round. During this
time the targets are blinded and
suffer a −4 penalty to arcane 44–47
skill rolls.
48–51
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The power affects a random
target or area. The DM should
randomly choose a different
target from among those in
range of the power or center
the power at a random place
within range of the power. To
randomly determine direction,
use the Deviation rules (see
Area Effect Attacks in Savage
Worlds). To generate range ran-
domly, roll 2d4 and multiply
the result by 2.
The power functions normally,
but the Power Points spent to
activate it are automatically
recovered. An activated magic
item or arcane device does not
lose the Power Points. If the
item has a limited number of
uses, the activation does not
expend one of the uses.
The power does not function.
Instead, everyone (friend
or foe) within a Large Blast
Template centered on the
caster receives the effect of a
healing power.
The power does not function.
Instead, darkness and silence
cover an area the size of a Large
Blast Template centered around
the caster for 2d4 rounds.
The power does not func-
tion. Instead, all objects and
creatures within a Large Blast
Template around the caster
float 2” (4 yards) per rank of the
cast for 1 round.
The power functions, but shim-
mering colors swirl around the
caster. Consider the caster to be
under the effects of blind.

52–59 The power fails automatically.
60–71 The power does not activate.
Power Points or item uses are
not expended.
72–98 The power functions normally.
99–100 The power activates with an
automatic raise.
DAANVI, THE PERFECT
ORDER
• Planar Magic Effects: Powers that
have themes of control, creation, or
order are maximized and enlarged
where applicable. Powers that are
destructive or chaotic in theme are
impeded.
• Coterminous: No effect upon the
Material Plane.
• Remote: No effect upon the Material
Plane.
DAL QUOR, THE REGION
OF DREAMS
• Planar Magic Effects: Powers related
to audio and visual illusions such as
illusion or sound/silence are extended.
Quori can manipulate matter effort-
lessly, while visitors have a much
more difficult time requiring a
Spirit roll with −2 penalty to alter the
environment.
• Coterminous: Dal Quor is perma-
nently remote.
• Remote: No effect on the Material
Plane. Access to the plane can only be
achieved through dreaming.
DOLURRH, THE REALM OF
THE DEAD
• Planar Magic Effects: All powers are
impeded. At the end of each day, visi-
tors must make a Spirit roll at −2 with
an additional −1 for each consecutive
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day they’ve been on the plane. Fail-
ure means they’ve fallen under the
influence of Dolurrh and turn into an
incorporeal shade that is now native to
the plane.
• Coterminous: Ghosts can more easily
remain on the Material Plane, resulting
in more sightings and hauntings. Cast-
ing resurrection functions normally but
risks bringing forth additional spirits.
Refer to the Resurrection Results table
to determine the results of the casting
during Dolurrh’s coterminous phase.
• Remote: Casting resurrection fails as
does attempting to reach the plane
with plane shift. To bring back a soul,
one must travel to Dolurrh using the
Gate Modifier of teleport or a perma-
nent portal, finding the deceased
individual’s soul, and return to the
Material Plane with it, automatically
returning the person back to life.
RESURRECTION RESULTS
D20 RESULT
1-10 Normal results.
11–16 1d4 ghosts are brought with the
raised character.
17-18 A different spirit claims the body,
and the desired spirit returns
as a ghost.
19 The power raises the character, but
they are possessed by a nalfeshnee.
20 The power fails automatically, and a
nalfeshnee animates the body.
FERNIA, THE SEA OF FIRE
• Planar Magic Effects: Powers with
fire trappings are maximized and
enlarged. Powers with cold trappings
are impeded.
• Coterminous: Areas such as vol-
canoes or subterranean lava pools
impose a −4 penalty to Vigor
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rolls for withstanding heat. Areas such
as hot deserts impose a −2 penalty (see
Heat in Savage Worlds). Adventurers
entering sources of extreme heat
such as lava or a raging blaze have a
30% chance of being transported to
the Sea of Fire. Adventurers are also
70% likely to encounter natives of
Fernia in such areas on the Material
Plane. These areas also cause powers
with the fire trappings to be altered by
Fernia’s planar effects as noted above.
• Remote: Areas of extreme heat do not
impose any penalties for Vigor rolls to
resist Fatigue. Powers with fire trap-
pings are impeded.
IRIAN, THE ETERNAL DAY
• Planar Magic Effects: The healing
power is maximized. Wild Cards may
make rolls for natural healing once
per hour rather than once per day.
Healing rolls have a +4 bonus. The
damage for Destroy Undead gains an
additional damage die. Powers with
negative energy trappings or that
summon or raise any type of undead
are impeded.
• Coterminous: Rolls to activate powers
with positive energy trappings,
including healing, are maximized. The
light power is extended.
• Remote: Positive energy powers,
including healing, suffer a −1 penalty
to arcane skill rolls for activation.
Destroy Undead reduces its damage
by one damage die.
KYTHRI, THE CHURNING
CHAOS
• Planar Magic Effects: Powers with
destructive qualities or that channel
raw energies and matter are max-
imized and enlarged. Powers with
themes of control or order are
impeded.
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• Coterminous: No effect upon the
Material Plane.
• Remote: No effect upon the Material
Plane.
LAMMANIA, THE TWILIGHT
FOREST
• Planar Magic Effects: All druid
powers are extended.
• Coterminous: Summon animal and
summon monster are extended.
• Remote: Summon animal and summon
monster are impeded
MABAR, THE ENDLESS
NIGHT
• Planar Magic Effects: Powers with
negative energy trappings are
maximized.
• Coterminous: Powers with negative
energy trappings are empowered. 
Darkness is extended.
• Remote: Powers with negative energy
trappings are impeded.
RISIA, THE PLAIN OF ICE
• Planar Magic Effects: Powers with
cold trappings are maximized and
enlarged. Powers with fire trappings
are impeded.
• Coterminous: Polar regions such as
Wayfinder Tundra or Everice impose
a −4 penalty to Vigor rolls for with-
standing the extreme cold. Cold
regions such as the waters along the
northern coast of Khorvaire impose a
−2 penalty (see Cold in Savage Worlds).
Adventurers entering sources of
extreme cold have a 30% chance of
being transported to the Plain of
Ice. Adventurers are also 70% likely
to encounter natives of Risia in such
areas on the Material Plane. These
areas also cause spells with the cold
trappings to be altered by Risia’s
planar effects as noted above.
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• Remote: Areas of extreme cold do not XORIAT, THE REALM OF
suffer any penalties for Vigor rolls to
resist Fatigue. Powers with cold trap-
MADNESS
pings are impeded. • Planar Magic Effects: Wild magic.
• Coterminous: The Gatekeeper’s
SHAVARATH, THE dimensional seals keep the plane
away.
BATTLEGROUND • Remote: No known impact on the
• Planar Magic Effects: Combat-based
Material Plane.
powers such as smite, barrier, damage
field, deflection, protection, warrior’s gift
are extended. Powers that attempt to
calm or charm others such as empa-
thy or puppet are impeded.
• Coterminous: The effects of extend-
ing or impeding powers bleed over in
areas where combat is underway.
• Remote: No known effects on the
Material Plane.

SYRANIA, THE AZURE SKY

• Planar Magic Effects: Good-aligned
powers such as consecrate ground or
sanctuary are empowered. Evil-aligned
powers such as cursed are impeded
• Coterminous: Adventurers that fly
upward past the edge of Eberron’s
atmosphere are transported to Syra-
nia. Syrania’s planar effects on magic
spill onto the Material Plane. 
• Remote: Evil-aligned powers are
empowered while good-aligned
powers are impeded.

THELANIS, THE FAERIE

COURT
• Planar Magic Effects: Arcane spells
are empowered and extended.
• Coterminous: Faerie rings and faerie
mounds act as areas through which
passage between the Material Plane
and Thelanis is easily achieved. Arcane
spells are extended if cast within 300
ft. of either type of formation. 
• Remote: Fey magic and Innate Powers
are impeded.

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CHAPTER FIVE:
MAGIC ITEMS
The Fantasy Companion contains a plethora
of magic items Prophesiers can include in
an Eberron campaign. Prices and availabil-
ity should be adjusted based on locations
and local economies.
The Fantasy Companion also presents
rules for crafting permanent magic items.
Those rules can be used by any adventur-
ers with Arcane Backgrounds. Adventurers
with Arcane Background (Artificer) can
benefit from the Improved Artificer and
Master Artificer Edges which allow them
to craft permanent magic items more
efficiently.
For crafting temporary magic items,
Prophesiers and players should refer to the
Craft Magic Items Edge in this book and
Arcane Devices in the Fantasy Companion.
ENCHANTMENTS
Masterwork armor, shields, and weapons
can be enchanted with the qualities listed
below. Each item can hold five points
worth of enchantments. The number of
points a particular quality takes is listed in
parentheses after its name.
Note: An item cannot be enchanted
with the same quality more than once. If a
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character is using two items with the same
enchantment, the effects do not stack.
Named Items: The named artifacts
included in this chapter cannot have addi-
tional enchantments.
ARMOR & SHIELD
QUALITIES
Animated (3): Shield only. Once per
encounter, an animated shield can be
loosed to defend its wielder for three
rounds. It hovers near its owner, follow-
ing if he moves, and granting its Parry and
cover bonus as usual. Its type still applies
for purposes of Armor Interference or
Restriction.
Price: 10,000 gp.
Arrow Deflection (1): Shield only. Ranged
attacks against the bearer suffer an
additional −1 penalty, regardless of the
attacker’s position (front, rear, etc).
Price: 3,000 gp.
Energy Resistance (1): Armor or shield.
Grants environmental resistance against
a single energy type, chosen at creation,
to a piece of armor or a shield. Damage
from that source is reduced by 4 when
the armor is worn, and the hero
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adds +4 when resisting any effect tied to
that element.
A leather jerkin of energy resistance
(Cold), for example, helps its wearer avoid
Fatigue from exposure (see Hazards in
the Savage Worlds core rules) and damage
from any attack with a Trapping of cold,
ice, frost, etc.
Price: 2,000 gp.
Etherealness (2): Armor only. On com-
mand, the wearer of this armor becomes
ethereal, gaining minor intangibility. The
character can remain ethereal for as long
as desired, but once he returns to normal,
he cannot use this ability again for 24
hours.
Price: 49,000 gp.
Fortification (2): Armor only. Fortified
armor is more likely to turn away a lethal
blow. The wearer gains a free reroll on
Soak rolls.
Price: 5,000 gp.
Glamered (0): Armor only. Upon com-
mand, as a free action, a piece of glamered
armor changes shape and appearance
to assume the form of a normal piece of
clothing. The armor retains all of its prop-
erties when it is so disguised.
Price: 900 gp.
Reflecting (4): Shield only. The shield’s
surface is completely reflective. Once per
day, the wielder can reflect any power that
affects her by making a Spirit roll (at −2 if
the casting roll got a raise). If successful the
caster suffers the full effects of the power
as if he had been the original target.
Price: 16,000 gp.
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WEAPON QUALITIES
Bane (1): When used against a specific type
of creature (dwarf, goblin, elemental, etc),
a bane weapon has +2 AP and its damage
die increases one type.
Price: 3,000 gp.
Dancing (4): Melee weapon only. The
wielder can command the weapon to
dance once per encounter as a limited free
action. It animates immediately, attacking
as a character for up to five rounds. It uses
its master’s Action Card and attack skill,
and rolls two of its normal damage dice for
damage. The weapon can fly at Pace 10 and
counts as an ally for the Gang Up bonus.
Price: 20,000 gp.
Distance (1): Ranged weapons only.
Decrease any Range penalties by one when
using this weapon.
Price: 2,000 gp.
Elemental (1): The weapon causes damage
with an energy Trapping—acid, cold, elec-
tricity, fire, or sonic (chosen by creator).
Price: 2,000 gp.
Keen (1): The weapon is exceptionally
sharp, giving it Armor Piercing +2.
Price: 3,000 gp.
Mighty Cleaving (2): Two-handed melee
weapon only. The user gains the Sweep
Edge.
Price: 10,000 gp.
Returning (1): Thrown weapons only. The
weapon returns to its user’s hand at the
end of her turn.
Price: 3,000 gp.
Speed (3): If a melee weapon, the user
gains the Frenzy Edge. For a ranged
weapon, the user gains the Rapid Shot
Edge. If the weapon can be used either

way, the choice must be made as the
weapon is enchanted.
Price: 16,000 gp.
Throwing (1): Melee weapon only. The
weapon can be thrown using Athletics
(throwing). Its Range is 4/8/16.
Price: 3,000 gp.
Vicious (2): Melee weapon only. If the
wielder hits with a raise his damage
increases by +4 (in addition to any bonus
damage), but he must make a Vigor roll or
be Shaken.
Price: 5,000 gp.
Vorpal (5): Blades only. A vorpal weapon
ignores penalties for Called Shots to the
head. Anyone Incapacitated by a vorpal
blade is decapitated!
Price: 50,000 gp.
DRAGONSHARD
ITEMS
SIBERYS SHARD ITEMS
Dragonmark Focus: A dragonmark focus
allows the dragonmarked heir to activate
a dragonmark power with an automatic
raise without the additional Power Point
cost.
Price: 2,000 gp.
Dragonshard Reservoir: A dragonmarked
character who wears this ring for 24 hours
without removing it gains 10 additional
Power Points to use for one specific drag-
onmark power. If the character removes
the ring, she must wear it for another 24
consecutive hours before she can make
use of its power.
Price: 25,000 gp
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Channeling Rod: Channeling rods reduce
the activation cost of the wielder’s dragon-
mark powers by 1 to 3 Power Points.
Price: 1,500 gp (per Power Point)
GREATER DRAGONSHARD FOCUS
ITEMS
Altar of Resurrection: A slab of marble
embedded with Siberys shards, the altar
of resurrection channels the powers of the
Mark of Healing. A person with the greater
Mark of Healing can spend 5 Power Points
to cast resurrection on a creature resting on
the altar as if with a raise. A character with
the Siberys Mark of Healing can spend
a use of their Mass Healing Epic Power
Modifier to do the same. This activation
of resurrection does not require an arcane
skill roll.
Price: 13,000 gp; Weight: 2,000 lb.
Astral Beacon: This 8-inch sphere created
from silver and crystal has a Siberys shard
embedded in its core. Typically, the astral
beacon is contained within lead or embed-
ded into the floor of a secured chamber.
This focus item acts as a beacon to Orien
heirs with the Mark of Passage traversing
the Astral Plane. An astral beacon empowers
the Greater Mark of Passage’s Greater Tele-
port Power Modifier to reach a maximum
distance equal to twice her usual max-
imum if her destination point is within
10 feet of an astral beacon. For example,
if the character takes 2 rounds to activate
the power, she can travel 2000 miles. This
feature cannot be used with the Teleport
Foe Power Modifier.
Any location within 10 feet of an astral
beacon is always treated as if the individual
with the Greater Mark of Passage has phys-
ically been to that location and activated
the power with a raise, arriving on target.
Price: 40,000 gp; Weight: 2 lb.
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Bag of Bounty: Embedded with small
Siberys dragonshards, this leather bag is
designed to enhance the Mark of Hospital-
ity. A bag of bounty doubles the amount of
food and water created by a character with
the Create Food and Water Power Modifier
of the Mark of Hospitality. Additionally,
the character can determine the nature
and quality of the food.
Price: 10,000 gp; Weight: l lb.
Bracelet of Comfort: The wearer of this
trinket may use their Mark of Hospitality
to activate the Extra-Dimensional Space
Power Modifier with the following addi-
tional benefits:
• The shelter is made of stone.
• The temperature inside the shelter is
always 70˚ F.
• The furnishings in the shelter include
five comfortable beds, five armchairs,
a dining table, a writing desk, a book-
shelf, a mirror, an empty basin for
bathing, and a latrine with a cover.
• The wearer can customize the decor
of the shelter, including carpet or
wall hangings.
• All objects created with the shelter
disappear if removed.
Price: 30,000 gp.
Collar of the Wild Bond: Studded with
small Siberys dragonshards attuned to the
Mark of Handling, the collar of the wild bond
has an associated key—a small Siberys
dragonshard embedded in a metal disk.
A character with the beast friend power of
the Mark of Handling can use the disk to
command the creature that is wearing the
collar. This does not require expending
Power Points from the dragonmark. The
duration lasts as long as the target creature
wears the collar and remains in range. The
maximum range of the effect is the char-
acter’s Smarts ×2.
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Price: 5,000 gp.
Diadem of Focused Passage: This circlet
is made of pure silver and enhances the
powers of the Mark of Passage. The diadem
is a shard focus that reduces the cost of
activation of any power from her mark by
2 Power Points.
In addition, if the wearer has the
Greater Teleport Power Modifier of the
Greater Mark of Passage, they halve the
distance between where they arrive and
the intended destination.
Price: 15,000 gp.
Diadem of Sharpened Senses: This brass
circlet focuses the powers of the Mark of
Detection, granting the following benefits:
• The wearer activates any Least
Dragonmark power effects without
expending Power Points.
• If he has the Lesser Mark of Detection,
he can reduce the Power Point cost
to activate any Lesser Dragonmark
powers by 2 (to a minimum of 1).
• When using the detect arcana power
of the Mark of Detection to see
through conceal arcana, he automati-
cally reduces any penalties applied by
the power or the Strong Modifier by 2.
• He gains a +2 bonus Notice rolls.
A character must attune the diadem by
wearing it for 24 hours before its effects
become active.
Price: 10,000 gp
Helm of the Sentinel: Engraved eyes with
tiny dragonshards for pupils cover this
helmet. The shards are attuned to the
Mark of Sentinel. Once per day, the wearer
can declare a condition that automatically
triggers the activation of one of his Mark of
Sentinel powers. The helm can only have
one contingency active at a time.

For example, a human with the protec-
tion power of the Mark of Sentinel might
set the power to activate if an opponent’s
attack against him is successful.
If the wearer removes the helm, the
contingency is dismissed.
Price: 20,000 gp; Weight: 3 lb.
Houseward: This small, heavy block of
lead and alchemical silver contains a
Siberys dragonshard as its core. When
set directly into the floor of a building,
activating the barrier, conceal arcana, and
summon ally powers of the Mark of Ward-
ing within 8” (16 yards) of the houseward
extends the duration of these powers to
days instead of rounds.
Price: 25,000 gp; Weight: 40 lb.
Inquisitive Goggles: These goggles have a
dragonshard in between the lenses, grant-
ing humans and half-orcs with a Lesser,
Greater, or Siberys Mark of Finding the
ability to see more clearly the imprinted
aura of living creatures on objects as out-
lined below.
• The wearer may make a Notice roll
while using the Mark of Finding’s
detect arcana power to sense the aura
of a creature who has touched a spe-
cific object. If the being is familiar to
the wearer, the wearer knows who the
owner of the aura is. If not, the wearer
only knows the creature’s type. With
a raise, the wearer also knows the
gender and ancestry of the creature,
and the wearer can ignore the −2 pen-
alty when using locate on the target.
The magic of the goggles is influenced
by a creature under the effects of
shape change, but the effects of disguise
and illusion are transparent.
• While wearing the goggles, the wearer
also gains a +1 bonus on Survival rolls
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to track the creature to which the
aura belongs.
• If the wearer uses the locate power
of the Mark of Finding in an area
through which the target has passed
in the last 24 hours, he can see the
path the target took.
• The wearer gains a +2 bonus on all
Spirit rolls to oppose a Performance or
Persuasion roll made to deceive him.
Price: 16,000 gp.
Keycharm: When a dwarf activates the
lock power of the Mark of Warding, she can
use a keycharm as a second layer of secu-
rity. The lock enchantment of the keycharm
requires the keycharm must be in posses-
sion in addition to knowing and speaking
the pass phrase. If the linked lock power
expires, the charm becomes a mundane
object, although a dwarf with the Mark of
Warding could link it to a new lock.
Price: 150 gp.
Lightning Reins: These long leather
cords are designed similarly to those used
to control the horses pulling a coach.
Attached to the helm of a lightning rail
coach, the lightning reins allow a human
with the teleport power of the lesser Mark
of Passage to control the bound air ele-
mental telepathically, directing the coach
as desired.
In actuality, there is little for the driver
to control other than the speed of the
lightning rail coach as it must follow a path
of conductor stones. However, an uncon-
trolled coach will either come to a halt or
accelerate until the momentum drives it
off course and into the ground.
Price: 8,000 gp; Weight: 1 lb.
Pen of the Scribe: This long ink pen,
formed of silver and copper with a thin
dragonshard at its core, is an invaluable
tool for the scribes of House Sivis.
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In the hands of a gnome with the Mark of
Scribing, it has the following powers.
• The pen never runs out of ink. The
gnome can change the pen ink’s color
as a free action by speaking the name
of the desired color in Gnome.
• A gnome can write in half the time
normally required such as when
he’s using illusion to create secured
documents.
• When creating a document secured
with the illusion power of the Mark of
Scribing, the pen of the scribe reduces
the Power Point cost of the Permanent
Modifier for the illusion power by 2.
Price: 2,500 gp.
Prospector’s Rod: House Tharashk
depends on these short, cold iron rods
to amplify the locate power of the Mark of
Finding while mining for specific materi-
als. A dragonmark heir of House Tharashk
wielding this a prospector’s rod gains the
following benefits.
• The power’s duration continues as
long as the wielder concentrates on
the desired object.
• The wielder can use the rod to search
for a specific quantity of material. For
example, the wielder can instruct the
rod to find “three or more pounds
of byeshk” or seek out “one hundred
gallons of water.” When the wielder
makes contact with the material, he
can make a Spirit roll to estimate the
size of the deposit he has found.
The rod cannot locate creatures, loca-
tions, or specific objects.
Price: 7,400 gp; Weight: 3 lb.
Rings of Shared Suffering: These paired
rings link a dragonmark heir of the Mark
of Sentinel with another being under
her protection. At any time, the
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heir may activate the protection power of
the Mark of Sentinel, targeting whoever is
currently wearing the companion ring. If
the wearers of both rings have the Mark of
Sentinel, either character can initiate the
protection power and both benefit from the
power. Additionally, the power’s range is
unlimited.
Price: 40,000 gp (for a pair).
Scepter of Wild Dominion: With this rod
carved from densewood, a dragonmark
heir of the Mark of Handling gains the
following benefits.
• The sceptre reduces the cost of activat-
ing a power of the Mark of Handling
by 1 Power Point.
• Using the Bestarium Epic Power Mod-
ifier of the beast friend power does not
cost additional Power Points.
Price: 35,000 gp; Weight: 2 lb.
Scrystone: A scrystone enhances the scry-
ing power of the Mark of Shadow or the
Greater Scrying Epic Power Modifier of the
Siberys Mark of Shadow, allowing the heir
to telepathically communicate with a will-
ing creature they can see in the scrystone,
sending and receiving mental images for
the duration of the power.
Price: 25,000 gp; Weight: 1 lb.
Sky Forge: A sky forge is a small anvil made
from cold iron and alchemical silver with a
ring of small dragonshards around a larger
shard. It allows a character with the conjure
item power of the Greater Mark of Making
to use the Major Creation Epic Power
Modifier to craft an item up to ten pounds.
Price: 27,200 gp; Weight: 35 lb.
Speaking Stone: Speaking stones enable
long-distance communications across
Khorvaire, connecting House Sivis’ mes-
sage stations. A character with the mind
link power of the Mark of Scribing can use

a speaking stone to send a message to any
other speaking stone as long as the sender
knows the location of the target stone.
A gnome is always attending a Sivis
message station, waiting for messages
that come in and scribing them immedi-
ately. Large cities, such as Sharn, contain
multiple stations. Major stations possess
multiple speaking stones.
Price: 10,000 gp; Weight: 30 lb.
Wheel of Wind and Water: A wheel of wind
and water resembles the helm of a sailing
ship. This ornately carved wooden wheel
is mounted at the helm of an elemental
galleon or a House Lyrandar airship. An
heir with the Lesser Mark of Storm grip-
ping the wheel can telepathically control an
elemental bound into the vessel, forcing it
to move the vessel as the dragonmark heir
desires.
If a wheel of wind and water is mounted
on a mundane sailing ship, a dragonmark
heir with the Lesser Mark of Storm can
create an area of ideal conditions around
the vessel, enabling it to sail at a rate of 6
miles per hour.
Price: 8,000 gp; Weight: 30 lb.
QUORI EMBEDDED SHARDS
Quori embedded shards are made from
Siberys shards.
Aura Mask: A complete personality is
imprinted within this shard. An aura mask
grants a +2 bonus to Spirit rolls made to
resist the effects of detect arcana including
detect alignment.
Price: 9,000 gp
Crystalline Eye: This shard acts as an addi-
tional eye, usually embedded in the palm
of the hand to allow for spying over and
around obstacles. The crystalline eye also
protects the bearer from any Gaze attacks
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(see New Special Abilities in the Fantasy
Companion).
If a character has four or more crystal-
line eyes embedded in his body and all four
are exposed, he gains the benefit of All-
Around Vision (see New Special Abilities
in the Fantasy Companion).
Price: 9,000 gp
Ectoplasmic Armor: This shard grants +2
Armor to the bearer in the form of a barely
visible ghostly quori form composed of
astral ectoplasm. The Armor from addi-
tional shards stack to a maximum of +10.
With each shard, the quori image becomes
more visible with five shards making it
appear as if it were a tangible quori form.
Price: 8,000 gp
Ectoplasmic Fist: This shard is embedded
into one limb of the bearer’s choice. When
activated, it creates a ghostly outline of a
quori limb surrounding it, and the bearer
IMPLANTING
QUORI SHARDS
Because of their bond with quori
spirits, kalashtar and Inspired
have the ability to implant
into their flesh Siberys shards
containing unique powers.
Embedding a quori shard takes
1 hour and requires a small Sib-
erys dragonshard. A kalashtar or
Inspired can have a number of
embedded quori shards equal
to 2 + half their Psionics die type.
An implanted shard bonds to the
bone and tissue of the body and
cannot be removed.
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is not considered to be an Unarmed
Defender (see Savage Worlds).
Price: 1,500 gp
Faceted Persona: This shard carries the
effects of boost Trait for one Attribute to
which it is attuned.
Price: 1,250 gp
Multifaceted Persona: This shard acts
just as a faceted persona shard. As an action,
however, the bearer can spend 5 Power
Points to switch the Attribute to which the
power is applied.
Price: 2,500 gp
Shadowsight: This shard bestows the dark-
sight power upon the bearer.
Price: 2,500 gp
Talent: This shard grants an additional +2
to rolls for either Athletics, Notice, Psion-
ics, or Stealth. Each shard is attuned to one
talent.
Price: 2,500 gp
CRAFTING SIBERY SHARD ITEMS
Crafting Siberys shard items follows the
same method as crafting other magic
items. However, the dragonshard must be
attuned to the specific dragonmark, and
only a dragonmarked character with that
mark can attune the shard appropriately.
The process of attuning a dragonshard
requires the Craft Magic Items Edge and
one full day, which is added to the cre-
ation time for the item. There is no cost
to attune the shard other than the price of
the shard itself. After the dragonshard is
attuned, the crafting process is the same
as any other magic item.
EBERRON SHARD ITEMS
Aureon’s Spellshard: This large
Eberron shard is similar to a
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wizard’s spellshard, but it allows a wizard
to imprint up to 20 spells from his col-
lection of spellbooks rather than just the
handful of spells stored by a regular spell-
shard. This enables the wizard to benefit
from the Eldritch Inspiration and Spell-
books Edges even if his spellbooks are not
available.
Price: 6,250 gp; Weight: .5 lb.
Eternal Wand: An innovation of the final
years of the Last War, eternal wands have
an embedded Eberron shard with a single
power imprinted upon it and 10 Power
Points. Unlike most wands, the eternal wand
can recharge every morning. The user can
activate the wand with Shooting or their
arcane skill (their choice).
Eternal wands were primarily used in
military units, but some magewright
veterans of the Last War kept their eternal
wands of bolt after coming home from the
front lines.
Price: 5,000 gp.
Everbright Lantern: An everbright lantern
contains an Eberron shard with the light
power imbued upon it. The shard is placed
in a setting within a normal bullseye lan-
tern, but its “flame” never goes out.
Price: 212 gp; Weight: 3 lb.
Scrying Shard: A large Eberron shard
attuned to the scrying power serves as a
portable focus for that spell. Any adven-
turer can use the scrying power using the
scrying shard as a focus.
Price: 1,100 gp; Weight: 1 lb.
Power Stone: A power stone—as presented
in the Fantasy Companion—is an attuned
Eberron dragonshard that stores 10
Power Points and can be used to power or
recharge arcane devices such as wands. It
can also be used by anyone with an Arcane
Background to activate their own powers.

Price: 1,200 gp; Weight: .5 lb.
Psionic Stone: Psionic beings can store
and “read” psionic powers imprinted into
Eberron dragonshards, serving as the
equivalent of psionic “scrolls.” Kalashtar
and the Inspired seek out Eberron shards
for this purpose, as do other knowledge-
able, psionically powered individuals.
CRAFTING EBERRON SHARD ITEMS
To craft an Eberron shard item, the crafter
must first attune the shard to the power it
will contain. Attuning the shard requires
the Craft Magic Items Edge and one day of
work. This time is in addition to the time
it takes to craft the item itself. The cost of
the shard is added to the market value
of the item.
KHYBER SHARD ITEMS
Khyber shard items bestow magic item
qualities similarly to those listed in
Enchantments at the beginning of this
chapter. They follow the same rules with
respect to a limited amount of points of
enchantments that an item can have.
ARMOR QUALITIES
Burning (5): This armor glows from the
heat of a fire elemental bound to it and
imbues the wearer with environmental
resistance to cold (+8 to rolls to resist and
−8 damage). Thrice per day, the wearer
can force the armor to become engulfed
in flames that do not harm the wearer as
a trapping of the damage field power with
the Damage Modifier. The flames last for
10 rounds.
Price: +90,000 gp.
Stonemeld (5): This armor has crystalline
structures covering its surface due to the
earth elemental bound to it. It grants the
wearer +2 Toughness and use of the burrow
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power (self only) with the Power Modifier
three times per day.
Price: +80,000 gp.
Underwater Action (5): The water ele-
mental bound into this armor gives it a
milky blue-white color. The wearer ben-
efits from the effects of the environmental
protection power when in water. Addi-
tionally, the armor allows the wearer to
use elemental manipulation (water only, no
Power Modifiers) twice per day.
Price: +86,000 gp.
Whirlwind (5): This nearly translucent
armor has an air elemental bound to it,
granting the wearer the ability to use the
fly power (self only) and has 10 Power
Points that recharge. The wearer may also
transform into a gaseous state using the
intangibility power once per day.
Price: +90,000 gp.
WEAPON QUALITIES
Burning (2): A burning weapon has a
small fire elemental bound to it and has
all the characteristics of a weapon with
the fire Energy Type (see Magic Items in
the Savage Worlds Fantasy Companion). If
the wielder is holding the weapon at the
start of a combat round, she is treated as if
having the Quick Edge.
Price: +8,000 gp.
Earthbound (1): A small earth elemental
is bound to this weapon, giving it a heavy,
crystalline appearance. If the wielder and
the opponent are both touching ground,
the wielder gains a +2 bonus to Fighting
and damage rolls.
Price: +4,000 gp.
Keeper’s Fang (3): If a Keeper’s fang
weapon is used to execute a Finishing
Move (see Savage Worlds), the victim’s soul
is trapped in the Keeper’s domain,
and the victim cannot be brought
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back to life using the resurrection power or
a similar effect.
A successful Faith roll (−4 penalty)
allows a character to recognize the runes
engraved into the weapon, indicating
its nature and purpose. Only melee
weapons can be dedicated as Keeper’s
fang weapons.
Price: +10,000 gp.
Waterborn (1): The small water elemental
bound to this weapon gives it its milky
blue-white appearance. If the wielder and
the opponent are both touching water, the
wielder gains a +2 bonus to Fighting and
damage rolls.
Price: +4,000 gp.
EMBEDDING OR
ATTACHING A
WARFORGED
COMPONENT
All magic items can also be
constructed as warforged compo-
nents, usable only by warforged
characters when bonded to
their body.
Attaching or detaching a war-
forged component requires an
action. It cannot be removed by
force unless the warforged is inert.
Attacking a warforged component
requires attacking the warforged
to whom it is bonded.
A warforged can activate a
component with a single thought
as an action with no spoken words
or movement required.
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WARFORGED
COMPONENTS
BASIC COMPONENTS
Armblade (attached component): An
armblade consists of a metal cylinder into
which the warforged slides her hand and
forearm. Its end features a heavy, serrated
sword blade. The armblade gives a +1 bonus
to Fighting and damage and has Reach of 1.
The warforged cannot be disarmed
of the armblade. A defender attempting
to resist being disarmed from an attack
with the armblade suffers an additional
−2 penalty to their Strength rolls to resist
dropping the item.
While the armblade is attached, the war-
forged cannot perform other tasks with
that hand.
The warforged may set an armblade
against a charge (see Mounted Combat in
Savage Worlds), but its Reach is still 0.
Price: 2,300 gp; Weight: 8 lb.
Armbow (attached component): An
armbow is a densewood, light repeating
crossbow with an unusually thick and
rounded stock. It is only usable when
attached and locked onto a warforged’s
arm, which completely covers the hand.
Attacks made with an armbow include a +1
bonus to Shooting and damage.
As an action, a warforged can magically
load and fire an armbow with a thought. A
new bolt is immediately created every time
the weapon is fired for up to 20 bolts a day.
As a free action, the warforged can
force the armbow to create an additional
5 bolts by drawing on his own life force,
inflicting the effects of lower Vigor upon the
warforged as if the power were activated

with a success. The warforged may make
a Spirit roll as a free action at the end of
his following turn. He may also use this
ability to create a bolt with the smite power
imbued upon it.
An armbow can only use the magi-
cal bolts it creates. Bolts crumble when
removed from the armbow in any way other
than being shot.
Price: 20,000 gp; Weight: 12 lb.
Battlefist (attached component): This
component appears to be a massively
oversized spiked gauntlet. It is as if it were
designed for a creature two Sizes larger. It
is only usable when attached and locked
onto a warforged’s arm, which completely
covers the hand.
A battlefist has a +1 bonus to Fighting rolls.
Using it increases the damage of the war-
forged’s Steel Fists ability by one die size.
This stacks with damage increases from
any other features such as the Martial
Artist Edge.
Price: 2,600 gp; Weight: 6 lb.
Disk of Energy Resistance (embedded
component): This component embeds
into the chest of a warforged, granting
the warforged environmental resistance
(+4 resistance / −4 damage) to one type of
energy: acid, cold, electricity, or fire.
Price: 12,000 gp
Essence of the Scout (embedded compo-
nent): Engraved with symbols of silence
and stealth, this dark metal disk is embed-
ded into the chest of a warforged granting
the character the effects of boost Stealth.
Price: 5,000 gp or 10,000 gp with a raise.
Final Messenger (embedded compo-
nent): A final messenger is a composition of
clockwork and filigree wings that attaches
to a warforged’s chest. As an action, a war-
forged may imprint upon an attached final
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messenger several details of information: a
location, a target individual, the image of
what the warforged currently sees, and a
message of up to 25 words.
Releasing the final messenger is a free
action. Upon release, the messenger flies to
the imprinted destination following the
most direct route possible. If a targeted
individual was specified, it seeks the target
as soon as it reaches its destination. If no
individual target was specified, it looks for
the nearest warforged. A warforged may
review the contained message by attaching
the final messenger.
FINAL MESSENGER
Attributes: Agility d12, Smarts d4,
Spirit d4, Strength 1, Vigor d12
Skills: Athletics d8, Notice d12,
Stealth d8
Pace: 4; Parry: 2; Toughness: 12
(4)
Special Abilities:
• Armor +4: Final Messengers are
built tough to ensure delivery
of their messages.
• Construct: +2 to recover from
being Shaken; ignores 1 point
of Wound penalties; does not
breathe or suffer from dis-
ease or poison.
• Flight: Final Messengers fly at
Pace 12”.
• No Limbs: Cannot perform
any meaningful actions other
than seeking its target and
delivering its message.
• Tiny (Size −4): Subtract 4
from Toughness.
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If a warforged with an attached final
messenger is destroyed, the messenger retains
the stored message but replaces the stored
image with the last thing seen by the war-
forged. It then immediately flies to seek
its target.
A final messenger draws its energy from
the warforged to which it is attached. Once
detached, it has enough stored energy for
up to 8 hours of activity. After 8 hours, it
becomes inert. A final messenger can only
replenish its energy by attaching to a
warforged. Each minute attached yields
enough energy for 1 minute of activity,
with a maximum of 8 hours.
Price: 6,000 gp.
Wand Sheath (embedded component): A
wand sheath is embedded in a warforged’s
forearm and hand allowing the warforged
to insert a single magic wand into the
sheath and merges with the warforged’s
body.
The wand remains in the sheath until its
Power Points are depleted, at which point
the wand drops out of the sheath. If a
power stone in the form of a small Eberron
dragonshard is used to recharge the wand,
it may be reinserted (see Magic Items in
the Fantasy Companion). Otherwise, a new
wand may be inserted in its place.
A warforged with a loaded wand sheath
can activate the wand contained within it
with a single thought and by simply point-
ing a finger.
Price: 4,000 gp.
DOCENT COMPONENTS
A docent is an intelligent item that emits
a strong magical aura, but its abilities
are only revealed when it is attached to a
warforged and comes to life. Generally,
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docents are designed to advise and assist
the warforged to which it is attached.
A warforged can only attach one
docent. The warforged host can replace
one docent with another, but the abilities
of the new docent do not activate until 24
hours after the host has removed the pre-
vious docent.
As noted, docents have all of the same
characteristics and properties as other
intelligent items (see Intelligent Items
below) but with the following addi-
tional features.
• Mind Rider: A docent maintains a
telepathic link with the warforged
to whom it is attached. It can sense
through any of the warforged’s senses,
and the warforged may allow it to
communicate using its own voice.
• Languages: All docents understand
Giant and Common as two of its
known languages (see Multiple Lan-
guages in Savage Worlds). Having their
origins in Xen’drik, most docents
might know Elven or Draconic as well
but wouldn’t know other languages.
They may fill the remainder of their
known languages immediately upon
encountering them.
• Innate Powers: Docents have one or
more Innate Powers. Roll or choose
1d4 times on Table A: Docent Powers
to select the powers it knows. If a
power is rolled more than once,
reroll or choose a different power. It’s
important to note that these powers
belong to the docent and not the
warforged.
Price: Docents are priceless ancient
artifacts found in the depths of Xen’drik’s
wilderness.

DOCENT POWERS
D20 DOCENT POWER
1-5 detect arcana
6-10 empathy
11-15 mind link
16-18 speed
19-20 scrying
ARTIFACT COMPONENTS
Circlet of Preservation (attached compo-
nent): This heavy, blackened adamantine
torc has embedded rubies in its ends.
It reveals its powers when a warforged
attaches it around the neck. When a
warforged’s body becomes inert due to
damage, the torc absorbs the warforged’s
consciousness and repairs his injuries. The
circlet repairs one Wound every 8 hours.
When the first Wound is repaired, the war-
forged’s consciousness is transferred back.
The circlet can be removed while the
warforged is inert. However, removing
the circlet prevents it from repairing
the warforged. Additionally, the circlet
retains the warforged’s consciousness
when removed. If another warforged
attaches the circlet, the two warforged
immediately make opposed Spirit rolls
to gain control of the body. The loser’s
consciousness is then trapped within the
circlet. Similar to a battle of wills with an
intelligent item, another opposed roll can
be made once every 24 hours. Addition-
ally, the trapped consciousness effectively
becomes a docent. As with a docent, a
warforged may allow the trapped con-
sciousness within the circlet to take over
the body, but this switch may only occur
once every 24 hours.
A circlet of preservation has a Hardness of
25, and it repairs its own Wounds at a rate
of 1 Wound every hour.
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Tauric Belt (attached component): A
tauric belt is made from woven mithral
threads and dragonshard studs and has
etchings of fantastic beasts. The belt allows
the warforged to take an action to shape
change its lower body into a leonine form
composed of mithral, steel, and dark-
wood. It may also take an action to return
to humanoid form.
The tauric form confers the following
abilities.
• Size 2: While its humanoid torso
remains the same size, the tauric body
as a whole is larger.
• Pace: The warforged’s Pace is
increased by +2 and his running die is
increased a die type.
• Increased Attributes: The war-
forged’s Strength increases by two die
types and its Vigor increases by one
die type, both of which may become
d12+1 or higher.
• Claws: In addition to its steel fists,
the warforged’s “paws” may be used
to make claw attacks dealing Str+d4
damage.
TRADITIONAL
MAGIC ITEMS
Oil of Repair: Oil of repair instantly repairs
one Wound and all Fatigue.
Price: 250 gp
Circle of Sound: Circles of sound are magi-
cal rings that come in sets of two or more.
The wearer of one ring can whisper into
it, sending a message to anyone wearing
a ring from the same set. The other rings
must be within 220 feet to receive the
message.
Only rings forged as part of the initial
set of circles of sound can communicate with
the rest of the set.
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Price: 2,000 gp (per ring).
Conductor Stone: Conductor stones are
glowing orbs used to drive the lightning
rails spread across Khorvaire. The line
of conductor stones on a given route repel
PSEUDONATURAL
CREATURES
Pseudonatural creatures dwell in
the plane of Xoriat. Their form is
like a mass of tentacles writhing
about or other forms that are
alien and maddening to behold.
Pseudonatural creatures take on
a gruesome likeness to creatures
that reside on the plane to which
they are being summoned.
• Edges: Arcane Resistance
• Alternate Form: A pseudo-
natural creature can take an
action to change its form to
that of a roiling mass of tenta-
cles (or some other grotesque
form) while retaining all of its
abilities. Attacks against the
creature when in this form
suffer a −1 penalty.
• Environmental Resistance
(Acid): +4 resistance / −4
damage from acid based
effects.
• Environmental Resistance
(Electricity): +4 resistance /
−4 damage from electricity
based effects.
• Tentacles: Str + 2d8; +2 to
grapple, 2 tentacle actions
per turn.
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against those covering the underside of a
lightning rail car, keeping the cars afloat.
The stones generate a field of visible elec-
trical energy that arcs between adjacent
stones and over the body of the coach.
Creative artificers and entrepreneurs
have also designed alternative modes of
transportation that run along conductor
stone lines at high speeds. Unfortunately,
they do not have the same weight of a
lightning rail coach to counter the repul-
sion between stones, causing them to
careen off the line when control is lost.
Orrery of the Planes: Typically a little
more than 1 foot in diameter, an orrery
of the planes depicts Eberron, its twelve
moons, and the Ring of Siberys. The orrery
is forged from adamantine with tiny drag-
onshards embedded into its surfaces. It
tracks the motion of the moons around
Eberron and through its ring. The true
power of the orrery is its connection to
the planes of existence that surround the
Material Plane.
Once per day, an owner of an orrery of
the planes can create a localized manifest
zone linked to a specific plane 10” (60 feet)
in diameter. The zone is active for 24 hours,
creating an effect based on the linked
plane of existence as described below.
• Daanvi: Powers that have themes
of control, creation, or order are
enlarged.
• Dal Quor: The illusion power is
extended.
• Dolurrh: All powers are impeded.
• Fernia: Powers with a fire trapping
are extended.
• Irian: Increase the damage of the
Destroy Undead Edge by 1d6. Attempts
to summon undead automatically fail.
• Kythri: Powers with destructive qual-
ities or that channel raw energies and
matter are enlarged.

• Lamannia: Apply boost Strength and
boost Vigor, both with a raise, to any
creature summoned with summon
animal or elemental summoned with
summon monster in the manifest zone
for the duration of the summoning.
• Mabar: Decrease the damage of the
Destroy Undead Edge by 1d6. Attempts
to summon undead automatically suc-
ceed and all summoned undead have
Resilient.
• Risia: Powers with a cold trapping are
extended.
• Shavarath: Powers that create,
enhance, or mimic weapons (such as
smite) are extended.
• Syrania: Flight- or gravity-based
powers such as wall walker or fly are
extended.
• Thelanis: Any fey’s Innate Powers
are automatically Major. If the Innate
Power was already Major and requires
an opposed roll to resist, increase the
target number to 12.
• Xoriat: Apply the pseudonatural
template to any creature summoned
with summon monster (not including
elementals) in the manifest zone.
The manifest zone is dismissed if the
orrery is moved.
Price: 50,000 gp; Weight: 8 lb.
SYMBIONTS
A symbiont can only attach itself to a will-
ing or helpless host.
In almost all ways, symbionts are iden-
tical to intelligent items as presented in
this chapter. In contrast to traditional
intelligent items, a symbiont already has
specific attributes and skills, and its per-
sonality and goals are always connected
to those of the daelkyr and generally alien
ideologies.
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The creature stats for each symbiont
are listed in the Bestiary.
LIVING BREASTPLATE
• When a host attaches or removes
a living breastplate, his Strength
decreases by one die type for 24 hours.
• A living breastplate increases its host’s
Vigor by two die types, increasing
its maximum by two as well. It also
grants its host +4 Armor.
• If its host is bleeding out, a living
breastplate automatically stabilizes
the host as a free action.
TENTACLE WHIP
• When a host attaches a tentacle whip,
his Agility decreases by one die type
for 24 hours, but this injury is inflicted
again every 24 hours.
• The host is unable to wield any weap-
ons or shields in the hand to which
the whip is attached. Regardless
of which hand the tentacle whip is
attached to, it is never regarded as an
off-hand weapon.
• A tentacle whip serves as a melee
weapon that deals Str+d4 damage
and with Reach 2. If a victim is at least
Shaken from the sting attack, the ten-
tacle whip injects a Mild Poison into
the target. With a raise on the attack
roll, the victim is also Vulnerable until
his next action.
• A tentacle whip grants a +2 to
Disarm attempts
• The host can use the tentacle whip to
deliver touch-based powers.
• Independently of the host’s actions, a
tentacle whip can attack using its own
Fighting skill.
TONGUEWORM
• When a host attaches or
detaches a tongueworm,
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his Vigor decreases by one die type
for 24 hours.
• Once attached, tongueworm grants its
hosts a sting attack that deals Str+d4
damage. If a victim is at least Shaken
from the sting attack, the tongue-
worm injects a Paralyzing Poison (see
Poison in Savage Worlds). The host can
also use the tongueworm for Grapple
or Disarm attempts.
• The tongueworm can bestow its
Poison Immunity upon the host
when attached.
ARTIFACTS
Ash Spear of Thakash Rin: This weapon is
a +2 aberration bane densewood spear. If the
wielder has the Repel Aberration Edge, he
can choose to imbue the spear with the
smite power by making a Fighting or Ath-
letics (throwing) attack roll with the spear.
A raise on the attack roll also increases the
smite damage as per the power’s descrip-
tion. The spear has 10 Power Points per
day for this ability, which refresh at sun-
rise. If the character accidentally smites a
creature that is not an aberration, the smite
has no effect, but the power points are still
expended.
Breastplate of Kamvuul Norek: This
armor is a +2 medium fortification adaman-
tine breastplate, and additionally gives its
wearer Arcane Resistance against psionic
powers and abilities. If the wearer of the
Breastplate of Kamvuul Norek makes a
successful Vigor roll to resist the effects of
the stun power, the stun deflects off of the
wearer and affects the attacker instead.
Ghaal’duur, the Mighty Dirge: The great
horn Ghaal’duur is carved from a red
dragon’s horn. An adventurer must have
at least a d10 in Performance to use the
horn effectively. A bard who sounds
the horn receives a +2 bonus on
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all Performance rolls involving music.
Opposed rolls against a bard’s spells acti-
vated with a Performance roll using the
horn have a –2 penalty, and the cost of
Power Modifiers on the spell decrease by 1
Power Point. If a bard uses the horn to cast
boost Trait, the affected trait also gains a +1
bonus to rolls and the range is increased to
1,000 feet. Additionally, all enemies of the
bard within 1,000 feet suffer a –2 penalty
on attack rolls, damage rolls, and opposed
rolls against empathy, fear, and puppet. If
the targets are goblinoid, the bonuses and
penalties are doubled.
Mace of Thundering Vengeance: This
aberration bane thundering byeshk heavy mace
grants +2 Fighting and deals an additional
1d6 sonic energy damage when attacking
aberrations. Additionally, if the wielder
makes a successful Fighting roll while
striking the ground, the strike activates
the blast power in the form of a rumbling
thunder that deals, dealing 2d6 damage in
a Medium Blast Template.
Resplendent Armor of Dhakaan: This
set of fortification breastplate, greaves, and
vambraces bestows the wearer with major
arcane protection. Anyone casting detect
arcana or locate against the target suffers
an additional −2 penalty to the arcane skill
roll.
As a limited action, the wearer may cast
minor boost Spirit on a number of recipi-
ents equal to his rank.
WONDROUS
LOCATIONS
Wondrous locations are powerful magic
items that cannot be moved. Their prices
are based on its cost to create it rather than
a market value. However, if it’s part of a
stronghold that the character is selling, its
price could be included.

Dimensional Seal: Carved with a complex
pattern of runes and sigils, this massive
slab of stone projects a field that negates
all extradimensional travel and nullifies
the typical effects of a manifest zone. This
effect spans a radius of 2 miles centered
on the dimensional seal. Destroying a dimen-
sional seal would reactivate the effects of
the manifest zone and unlock extradimen-
sional travel.
Eldritch Machine: An eldritch machine is
effectively a harnessed wish spell. In other
words, eldritch machines can do almost
anything, but exclusively limited to one
effect.
An eldritch machine usually serves as
a plot device, sending the adventurers on
a quest to find a way to construct such a
machine or even destroy it.
Eldritch machines do not follow the
conventional rules for arcane devices,
magic items, or powers in Savage Worlds.
Creating an eldritch machine requires
no specific powers. The requirements
for creating one are many, specific, and
highly restrictive with respect to its con-
struction, components, and location. The
Prophesier should feel free to require
whatever components deemed necessary.
One of the most common key require-
ments is the construction taking place in
the presence of a manifest zone. Materials
and substances needed are often rare or
even unique.
The process of constructing an eldritch
machine should be a critical part of the
campaign or adventure. Discovering the
means to create one and assembling the
components necessary could result in an
adventure to multiple destinations such
as the haunted ruins of Xen’drik or the
Burning Keep in the Demon Wastes. It
might even require the use of mystic inter-
vention to gain assistance from a powerful
extraplanar patron.
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Operating an eldritch machine is no
simple task. Activation usually requires
the user has the Arcane Background
Edge, appropriate skills such as Occult or
an arcane skill, and familiarity with the
machine’s function. There is also a sig-
nificant risk to using an eldritch machine
as they are unstable. Testing the machine
before operating it at full power is crucial,
and the chance of a catastrophe is very
real. Even if one were to come into pos-
session of an eldritch machine, it might
not even function properly or it could very
well break or otherwise cease to function.
Eldritch machines are priceless, and
the Prophesier should determine the
costs of the components if such values
are required.
In all cases, destroying an eldritch
machine should be equally challenging, if
not more so.
Below are several examples of eldritch
machines villains or misguided individuals
might create.
Emerald Reanimator: All creatures that
perish within 2 miles of this eldritch
machine immediately animate as a zombie
under the control of the device’s creator.
An emerald reanimator must be built within
a manifest zone linked to Mabar.
Master’s Summons: This eldritch machine
requires the knowledge offered by an
ancient docent found on Xen’drik. It
allows the user to pinpoint the location
of any warforged within a radius of 10
miles. It can also allow the user to cast a
combination of puppet and mind link on
any individual warforged it has located as
a limited free action.
Necromantic Lens: This titanic telescope
covers everything within 5 miles of it
with negative energy whenever it focuses
sunlight through its lens. This effect
is only achievable when Mabar,
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the Endless Night, is coterminous to the
Material Plane.
Psychic Disruptor: The appearance of this
eldritch machine is reminiscent of the
alien dome-cities built by the Inspired.
The device can broadcast waves of psychic
energy that causes those sleeping within
a 3-mile radius to suffer the effects of
nightmares power. A large amount of Rie-
dran crysteel and Siberys dragonshards
make up the majority of the components
required to create a psychic disruptor.
Spell Sink: This pitch-black orb gener-
ates an antimagic field that spans 3 miles
from its center. The spell sink must be con-
structed in a location that rests at a nexus
of magical energies which is extremely
difficult to find.
Siberys Observatory: While Gatekeeper
observatories and those created by the
dragons of Argonnessen differ in form,
they both share the same effects.
• Occult rolls related to the planes
made while in a Siberys observatory
gain a +2 bonus. This requires the
Planar Mastery Edge.
• An adventurer with at least a d8
in Occult or Survival can effort-
lessly determine which direction
is north with respect to the Siberys
observatory.
• A caster has a +4 bonus to her arcane
skill roll when activating a power used
for divining knowledge such as detect
arcana, divination, locate, or scrying.
The Siberys observatory also serves
as a substitute for any material com-
ponents or talisman, eliminating the
need to possess either while casting
the spell (see Hindrances in the Fan-
tasy Companion).
• An adventurer in a Siberys observa-
tory can target any dragonmarked
character with scrying or locate as
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if she had previously seen the target,
ignoring the usual −2 penalty.
The site of a Siberys observatory must
have a strong balance between Khyber
and Siberys for its construction to be
successful. Finding such a location might
take months or years of surveying. The
construction also requires considerably
large and pure uncut, unattuned Siberys,
Eberron, and Khyber dragonshards which
are bound to the location through rituals.
This process makes them unusable for any
other purpose.
Price: 50,000 gp.
INTELLIGENT ITEMS
Some magic items are sentient and
self-aware. Such items are regarded as
intelligent items and are treated as Wild
Cards with a Wild Die and two Bennies.
They also have three Wounds with regards
to being sundered (see Breaking Things in
Savage Worlds).
Players and Prophesiers should think of
intelligent items as characters, and not just
as magic items that can think. For ease, the
Prophesier should allow the player to run
the intelligent item as another character
they control. Yet, there are times when the
intelligent item might decide to be unco-
operative (see Battle of Wills below).
As intelligent items, they can be sub-
jected to mind-affecting powers such as
mind reading or puppet. They can also be the
subject of Tests.
Use the tables below to determine
the intelligent item’s Traits, personality,
and goals.
TRAITS
Attributes: The Attributes column deter-
mines how many points an intelligent
item has to distribute among Smarts and
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Spirit, both of which start at d4 and may go D20 SKILL
beyond a d12 (e.g., d12+1, d12+2, etc.).
1 Academics
ATTRIBUTE SKILL 2 Athletics
D20 POINTS POINTS
3 Battle
1–3 1 7
4 Boating
4–8 2 9
5 Common Knowledge
9–13 3 11
6 Driving/Piloting (choose one)
14–16 4 13
7 Gambling
17–18 6 15
8 Healing
19 8 17
9 Intimidation
20 10 20
10 Notice
Skills: The Skills column indicates how
many skill points the intelligent item has. 11 Occult
These are spent in the same way as for 12 Performance
making regular adventurers, with one 13 Persuasion
exception—skills may go over the linked
attribute without paying double the cost. 14 Repair
Intelligent items do not have any core 15 Research
skills. 16 Riding

SKILLS 17 Stealth
The Prophesier can either pick skills from 18 Survival
the table or roll randomly. If rolling ran- 19 Taunt
domly, each additional time a skill is rolled
after the first, it increases a die type. For 20 Thievery
example, the first time Taunt is rolled
on the table, its die type is d4, increasing LANGUAGES
to d6, d8, and so on each time the skill is An intelligent item knows Common by
rolled again. default and knows a total number of Lan-
guage skills equal to its Smarts die type.
An intelligent item can use some of its These languages are typically limited
skills directly, such as Occult or Persuasion, to those known by their creators. They
but others, such as Boating, Gambling, or may fill the remainder of their known
Stealth, are likely used strictly for Support languages immediately upon encoun-
rolls (see Savage Worlds), giving its posses- tering them.
sor advice based on its own knowledge.
The Prophesier has the final word on SENSES
when an intelligent item can and can’t Intelligent items with the Notice skill can
assist its possessor. see and hear as if they were a biological
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only vague impressions of what is going 6 Crude
on around them—typically they can sense
living creatures approaching within 1” (2 7 Clueless
yards) but can’t make out specifics such 8 Mysterious
as ancestry. 9 Creative
When donned or held, as appropriate 10 Cowardly
to the item, it can see and hear everything
the owner does. Intelligent items with 11 Heroic
Notice may use their own skill or that of 12 Insane
their possessor. 13 Bloodthirsty
Those without the Notice skill are 14 Optimistic
totally reliant on their owner’s abilities—if
15 Pessimistic
a character has sensory-affecting Edges
or Hindrances, then the item is also 16 Suspicious
affected by them. 17 Talkative
18 Helpful
PERSONALITY 19 Contrary
Intelligent items are more than just smart
objects—they have distinct personalities, 20 Aloof
goals, drives, and feelings.
The prophesier should interpret the GOALS
item’s personality based on the description Every intelligent item has a goal or ambi-
given. A happy intelligent item might sing tion—some have more than one. For each
or whistle, even at inappropriate times, goal the intelligent item has, roll once on
whereas a cowardly one might try to the table below. The goals are only given
convince its possessor not to enter a dan- brief descriptors and should not be taken
gerous situation. Even an intelligent item literally. As with the item’s personality, the
with Smarts of d12 can be clueless, lacking Prophesier should interpret what form
common sense and knowledge outside its the goal takes and how the relic intends
area of expertise. to achieve it. For example, “Aid a certain
people” might mean to help that society
If a result is rolled twice, that personal-
evolve or assist an organization achieve
ity trait becomes stronger—much stronger.
its goals or perform specific tasks, and
A suspicious intelligent item may become
“destroy a certain people” doesn’t nec-
paranoid, or a lazy one refuses to function
essarily mean committing genocide, but
unless cajoled, bribed, or threatened.
instead put an end to a group’s tyranny
D20 PERSONALITY or keep them from achieving a danger-
ous goal such as releasing an Overlord or
1 Cruel
daelkyr lord.
2 Happy
D20 GOAL
3 Gung Ho
1–2 Promote a religion
4 Lazy
3–4 Oppose a religion
5 Manipulative
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7–8 Overthrow a just ruler they cannot activate their own powers,
an intelligent item can prevent them
9 Become a ruler from working. Even “always on” items
10–11 Avenge some slight are affected.
12–13 Acquire fame and glory The owner can force a recalcitrant item
14–15 Destroy a certain people to allow him access to the power, but he
must win a battle of wills.
16–17 Aid a certain people
18–19 See the world FEAR
20 Gain a permanent body or While intelligent items can’t run away or
be destroyed suffer heart attacks, they are still suscep-
tible to fear. If they fail a Fear check, they
become Panicked. They cannot use any
BATTLE OF WILLS of their skills and automatically attempt
Generally, intelligent items are content to
a battle of wills (even if they already have
go along with their possessor so long as it
attempted one that day).
does not directly go against their person-
ality or goal. When the intelligent item If they win, they dominate their owner
and its possessor have different opinions and force him to flee. When the Panic
over a course of action, the intelligent item ends, the intelligent item usually returns
initiates a battle of wills with an opposed control of the body.
Spirit roll against the possessor. An intel-
ligent item may instigate a battle of wills
only once per day, whether or not it is
successful.
If the intelligent item wins the opposed
roll, it gains control of the possessor for 24
hours. During this time, the character’s
personality is suppressed by the intelligent
item, which can use the body as if it were
its own. The intelligent item uses its own
Smarts and Spirit and its own skills, and it
can use the owner’s Edges.
If the intelligent item tries to do some-
thing the adventurer finds abhorrent, such
as killing allies, the adventurer may make
another Spirit roll to break free from the
domination. If the intelligent item got
a raise on the initial opposed Spirit roll,
the adventurer’s Spirit rolls to break free
include a −2 penalty.

ACTIVATING POWERS
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CHAPTER SIX:
ORGANIZATIONS
There is an abundance of organizations
in the world of Eberron that can help
or hinder the adventurers. Below are
example members of those organiza-
tions—including two potential recurring
Wild Card adversaries—that adventurers
might encounter.
THE AURUM
AURUM CONCORDIAN
Ancestry: Dwarf
Attributes: Agility d4, Smarts d8, Spirit d6,
Strength d8, Vigor d8
Skills: Academics d8, Athletics d4,
Common Knowledge d10, Fighting d4,
Notice d6, Persuasion d12, Shooting d4,
Stealth d4
Languages: Common, Dwarven, two
others.
Pace: 5; Parry: 4; Toughness: 6
Hindrances: Various.
Edges:  Aristocrat, Connections, Filthy
Rich, Stonecunning, Strong Willed.
Gear: Masterwork battle axe (Damage
Str+d8, AP 1), hand axe (Range 3/6/12,
Damage Str+d6), 8 rings (each worth 10
copper, silver, gold, or platinum based on
their member status).
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Special Abilities:
• Darkvision: Dwarven eyes are accus-
tomed to the dark of the underearth.
They can see in Pitch Darkness up to
10” (20 yards), ignoring all Illumina-
tion penalties and up to 2 points of
penalties from invisibility or similar
powers.
• Reduced Pace: Dwarves have short
legs compared to human-sized ances-
tries. Decrease their Pace by 1 and
their running die one die type.
• Tough: Dwarves have a +1 bonus to
resist poisons, powers, and supernat-
ural abilities that behave similarly to
powers.
THE BLOOD OF VOL
BLOOD OF VOL PRIEST
Ancestry: Half-elf
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d8, Spirit
d10, Strength d8, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d4, Common Knowledge
d6, Faith d10, Fighting d6, Notice d6,
Occult d8, Persuasion d6, Shooting d6,
Stealth d4
Languages: Common, Elven, two others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 7 (2); Toughness: 9 (3)
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Hindrances: Vow (Major – adhere to the
faith in the divinity within).
Edges:  Arcane Background (Cleric),
Destroy Undead.
Powers: Boost/lower Trait, detect/conceal
arcana, fear, healing, light, protection (bone
Trapping), sanctuary, summon undead, and
zombie. Power Points: 15.
Gear: Masterwork chain shirt (+3),
medium shield (Parry +2), +1 Fighting
scimitar (Damage Str+d6, AP 1), master-
work targath dagger (Damage Str+d4, AP
1), short bow (Range 12/24/48, Damage
2d6), 12 arrows, potion of healing, scroll
of deflection, cleric’s vestments, silver holy
symbol (Blood of Vol), pouch of 2d6 black
onyx gems (worth 50 gp each; zombie
material component), identification
papers.
Special Abilities:
• Low-light Vision: Half-elves ignore
penalties for Dim and Dark Illumina-
tion (but not Pitch Darkness).
THE CHAMBER
CHAMBER OBSERVER
Ancestry: Silver Dragon
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d8, Spirit d8,
Strength d12+1, Vigor d12
Skills: Athletics d12+4, Academics d12,
Common Knowledge d8, Fighting d12+1,
Healing d10, Intimidation d6, Notice
d12+2, Persuasion d12+1, Spellcasting d10,
Stealth d4
Languages: Common, Draconic, Elven,
Giant.
Pace: 7; Parry: 9; Toughness: 14 (3)
Hindrances: Obligation (Major, — The
Chamber and the Dragons of Argonnes-
sen), Secret (Major, secretly a dragon).
Edges:  Acrobat, Arcane Background
(Magic), Dodge, Epic Mastery, Frenzy.
Powers: Arcane protection, detect/conceal
arcana, elemental manipulation,
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entangle, illusion, invisibility, light, repairing,
telekinesis. Power Points: 20.
Special Abilities:
• Armor +3: Scaly hide.
• Bite/Claws: Str+d6, AP 2.
• Tail Slap: Str+d8.
• Breath Weapon (Ice): Cone Template,
3d6 damage.
• Breath Weapon (Paralyzing): Cone
Template (paralyzing gas), major stun.
• Dragon: Ignores penalties for Illu-
mination; immune to acid, cold,
paralysis, slumber, Stun; +4 damage
from fire; ignore up to 4 points of
Scale penalties when attacking; minor
detect arcana.
• Cloud Walker: Silver dragons can
walk and run on clouds or fog at their
full Pace, as if on solid ground.
• Fear (−2): Anyone who sees a mighty
dragon must make a Fear check at −2.
• Flight: Pace 24.
• Shape Change: Silver dragons can
take any animal or humanoid form as
an action.
• Size 3: Silver dragons are 12’ long from
nose to tail and weigh around 2,000
lbs.
• Very Resilient: These dragons can
take two Wounds before they’re
Incapacitated.
CHURCH OF THE
SILVER FLAME
SILVER FLAME PRIEST
Ancestry: Human
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d6, Spirit
d10, Strength d6, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d4, Common Knowledge
d6, Faith d10, Fighting d4, Healing d6,
Notice d4, Occult d8, Persuasion d6,
Shooting d8, Stealth d4
Languages: Common, two others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 6 (2); Toughness: 9 (3)

Hindrances: Vow (Major—adhering to the
faith).
Edges:  Arcane Background (Miracles),
Craft Magic Items.
Powers: Boost/lower Trait, conjure item,
detect/conceal arcana, healing, protection,
mind reading, speak language, sanctuary,
smite. Power Points: 10.
Gear: Banded mail (+3), medium shield
(+2 Parry), masterwork morningstar
(Str+d6, AP 1), masterwork long bow
(Range 15/30/60, Damage 2d6, AP 2), 25
flametouched iron arrows, cleric’s vest-
ments, flametouched iron holy symbol
(Silver Flame), potion of boost Strength,
scroll of dispel, identification papers,
traveling papers.
CULTS OF THE
DRAGON BELOW
DRAGON BELOW CULTIST
Ancestry: Human
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d8, Spirit
d8, Strength d8, Vigor d6
Skills: Athletics d6, Common Knowledge
d4, Faith d10, Fighting d6, Healing d4,
Notice d6, Occult d8, Persuasion d4,
Shooting d6, Stealth d8
Languages: Common, Undercommon,
two others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 7; Toughness: 7 (2)
Hindrances: Delusional (Major — believes
to be chosen by the Dragon Below), Vow
(Major—adhering to the faith), Impulsive.
Edges:  Assassin, Arcane Background
(Miracles), Favored Power (summon
monster), Quick, Sneak Attack.
Powers: Boost/lower Trait, confusion, conjure
item, detect/conceal arcana, fear, healing,
light/darkness, summon monster. Power
Points: 10.
Gear: Masterwork studded leather (+2),
masterwork medium shield (+2 Parry),
masterwork heavy pick (Str+d6, AP 2),
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short sword (Str+d6), composite bow
(Range 12/24/48, Damage Str+d6, AP 1),
15 masterwork arrows, holy symbol (the
Dragon Below), scroll of lower Trait,
scroll of smite.
DRAGONMARKED
HOUSES
HOUSE CANNITH
MAGEWRIGHT
Ancestry: Human
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d8, Spirit d6,
Strength d6, Vigor d8
Skills: Academics d6, Athletics d4,
Common Knowledge d6, Crafting d6,
Magecrafting d6, Notice d4, Occult d6,
Persuasion d4, Repair d6+2, Stealth d4
Languages: Common, Gnome, two others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 2; Toughness: 6
Hindrances: Various.
Edges: Arcane Background (Magewright),
Craft Magic Items, Mr. Fix It.
Powers: Boost Trait, dispel, light, repairing,
telekinesis. Power Points: 10.
Gear: Artisan’s outfit, artificer’s kit, flask
of alchemist’s fire (Range 3/6/12, Damage
2d4, Small Blast Template), 6 tindertwigs,
identification papers.
HOUSE DENEITH SENTINEL
MARSHAL
Ancestry: Human
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d6, Spirit
d8, Strength d8, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d4, Battle d8, Common
Knowledge d4, Fighting d10, Notice d4,
Persuasion d4, Riding d6, Stealth d4
Languages: Common, two others
Pace: 6; Parry: 9 (2); Toughness: 10 (4)
Hindrances: Vow (Major), Obligation
(Major).
Edges:  Aura of Courage, Champion,
Knight, Mount, Mystic Powers
(Paladin).
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MAGEWRIGHTS IN
SAVAGE WORLDS
The magewright was originally
created as a D&D v3.5 NPC class to
represent a worker who used spe-
cific utility spells for their craft, but
they had a distinct spell list. In Savage
Worlds, this is represented using
Arcane Background (Magewright)
which is designed more in line with
the Arcane Backgrounds presented
in the Savage Worlds core rules.
One key element of lore is the use
of the magewright spell to enhance
their work with magic. To draw
a parallel in Savage Worlds, mage-
wrights use Magecraft as their arcane
skill, and boost Crafting is available for
enhancing their Crafting skill.
ARCANE BACKGROUND
(MAGEWRIGHT)
• Requirements: Smarts d6+
• Arcane Skill: Magecrafting
(Smarts)
• Starting Powers: Three powers
chosen from the list below.
• Power Points: 10
• Available Powers: Barrier, blind,
boost Crafting, conjure item, detect/
conceal arcana, dimensional lock,
dispel, divination, drain Power
Points, elemental manipulation,
illusion, light, locate, lock/unlock,
object reading, repairing, scrying,
speak language, summon ally, tele-
kinesis, zombie.
• Magic: Magewrights may take
Edges that require Arcane Back-
ground (Magic).
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Gear: Masterwork full plate (+4), mas-
terwork medium shield (+2 Parry), +1
Fighting long sword (Damage Str+d8, AP
1), 2 potions of healing, letter of marque,
identification papers, traveling papers.
HOUSE GHALLANDA
INNKEEPER
Ancestry: Halfling
Attributes: Agility d12, Smarts d8, Spirit
d6, Strength d6, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d8, Common Knowledge
d8, Fighting d4, Notice d8, Persuasion d6,
Shooting d4, Stealth d10, Thievery d8
Languages: Common, Halfling, two
others.
Pace: 5; Parry: 5 (1); Toughness: 7 (2)
Hindrances: Various.
Edges:  Brave, Level Headed, Luck,
Streetwise.
Gear: Masterwork studded leather (+2),
masterwork buckler (+1 Parry), +1 Fighting
short sword (Damage Str+d6, AP 1), short
bow (Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6),
20 arrows, potion of healing, potion of
invisibility, 60 gp, identification papers.
Special Abilities:
• Reduced Pace: Halflings have short
legs compared to human-sized ances-
tries. Decrease their Pace by 1 and
their running die one die type.
• Size −1: Halflings are considered Size
−1 and have −1 Toughness.
HOUSE JORASCO HEALER
Ancestry: Halfling
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d6, Spirit d8,
Strength d6, Vigor d6
Skills: Alchemy d6, Athletics d4, Common
Knowledge d4, Healing d8, Notice d6,
Persuasion d4, Stealth d4
Languages: Common, Halfling, one other.
Pace: 5; Parry: 6; Toughness: 4
Hindrances: Various.

Edges:  Arcane Background (Alchemist),
Healer.
Powers: healing, relief, slumber. Power
Points: 15.
Gear: Sickle (Damage Str+d4), sling (Range
4/8/16, Damage Str+d4), 10 sling stones,
alchemist’s bag, healer’s kit, 2 potions of
healing, identification papers.
Special Abilities:
• Reduced Pace: Halflings have short
legs compared to human-sized ances-
tries. Decrease their Pace by 1 and
their running die one die type.
• Size −1: Halflings are considered Size
−1 and have −1 Toughness.
HOUSE KUNDARAK BANKER
Ancestry: Dwarf
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d8, Spirit d6,
Strength d6, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d4, Common Knowledge
d6, Fighting d4, Intimidation d4, Notice
d8+2, Occult d8, Persuasion d8, Research
d4, Stealth d4
Languages: Common, Dwarven, two
others.
Pace: 5; Parry: 4; Toughness: 6
Hindrances: Various.
Edges: Alertness, Stonecunning, Treasure
Hunter.
Gear: Masterwork dagger (Range 3/6/12,
Damage Str+d4, AP 1), cloak of minor arcane
protection, amethyst ring (300 gp), plati-
num medallion (300 gp), 10 pp, letter of
credit, identification papers, traveling
papers.
Special Abilities:
• Darkvision: Dwarven eyes are accus-
tomed to the dark of the underearth.
They can see in Pitch Darkness up to
10” (20 yards), ignoring all Illumina-
tion penalties and up to 2 points of
penalties from invisibility or similar
powers.
• Reduced Pace: Dwarves have short
legs compared to human-sized
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ancestries. Decrease their Pace by 1
and their running die one die type.
• Tough: Dwarves have a +1 bonus to
resist poisons, powers, and supernat-
ural abilities that behave similarly to
powers.
HOUSE LYRANDAR
WINDWRIGHT
Ancestry: Half-elf
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d8, Spirit d8,
Strength d6, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d8, Boating d8, Common
Knowledge d4, Fighting d6, Notice d8,
Persuasion d8, Piloting d8, Repair d6,
Shooting d4, Stealth d4
Languages: Common, Elven, two others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 6 (1); Toughness: 7 (1)
Hindrances: Various.
Edges: Ace, Combat Reflexes, Command.
Gear: +1 leather (+1), masterwork buckler (+1
Parry), masterwork club (Damage Str+d4,
AP 1), masterwork light crossbow (Range
10/20/40, Damage 2d6, AP 3), 20 bolts,
potion of boost Strength, potion of healing,
potion of environmental protection, 50 gp,
identification papers, traveling papers.
Special Abilities:
• Low-light Vision: Half-elves ignore
penalties for Dim and Dark Illumina-
tion (but not Pitch Darkness).
HOUSE MEDANI SENTRY
Ancestry: Half-elf
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d6, Spirit d6,
Strength d10, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d4, Common Knowledge
d6, Fighting d4, Intimidation d8, Notice
d8+2, Persuasion d10, Research d6+2,
Shooting d6, Stealth d4, Survival d6
Languages: Common, Elven, one other.
Pace: 6; Parry: 8 (2); Toughness: 10 (4)
Hindrances: Various.
Edges: Alertness, Investigator.
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Gear: +1 chainmail (+4), masterwork
medium shield (+2 Parry), masterwork
long sword (Damage Str+d8, AP 1), com-
posite long bow (Range 12/24/48, Damage
Str+d6, AP 1), 30 arrows, cloak of minor
arcane protection, potion of healing, 10 gp,
identification papers, traveling papers.
Special Abilities:
• Low-light Vision: Half-elves ignore
penalties for Dim and Dark Illumina-
tion (but not Pitch Darkness).
HOUSE ORIEN COURIER
Ancestry: Human
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d6, Spirit
d8, Strength d8, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d8, Common Knowledge
d4, Fighting d6, Notice d10, Persuasion
d6, Riding d8, Shooting d6, Stealth d10
Languages: Common, two others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 7; Toughness: 10 (4)
Hindrances: Various.
Edges: Dodge, Free Runner.
Gear: +1 chain shirt (+4), +1 buckler (+2 Parry),
+1 Fighting short sword (Damage Str+d6, AP
1), short bow (Range 12/24/48, Damage
2d6), 20 arrows, potion of boost Agility,
potion of healing, 7 days of rations, water-
skin, horse, 20 pp, 50 gp, identification
papers, traveling papers.
HORSE
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d4 (A), Spirit
d6, Strength d12, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d8, Fighting d4, Notice d6
Pace: 12; Parry: 4; Toughness: 8
Edges: Fleet-Footed.
Special Abilities:
• Kick: Str+d4, to the front or rear as
desired.
• Size 2: Typical quarter horse of about
1,000 lbs.
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HOUSE PHIARLAN
ENTERTAINER/SPY
Ancestry: Elf
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d8, Spirit
d6, Strength d6, Vigor d6
Skills: Athletics d4, Common Knowledge
d6, Fighting d4, Intimidation d6, Notice
d4, Occult d6, Performance d10, Persua-
sion d10, Shooting d4, Stealth d10
Languages: Common, Elven, two others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 6 (2); Toughness: 7 (3)
Hindrances: Armor Interference (Minor),
Secret (Major).
Edges:  Acrobat, Arcane Background
(Bard), Combat Acrobat, Strong Willed,
Troubadour.
Powers: Boost/lower Trait, detect/conceal
arcana, disguise, illusion, sound/silence.
Power Points: 10.
Gear: +1 studded leather (+3), masterwork
buckler (+2 Parry), masterwork rapier
(Damage Str+d4, AP 1), short bow (Range
12/24/48, Damage 2d6), 30 arrows, cloak
of minor arcane protection, potion of invisi-
bility, climber’s kit, disguise kit, courtier’s
outfit, entertainer’s outfit, 10 moss agates
(10 gp each), 12 pp, letter of credit, iden-
tification papers (two sets, one false),
traveling papers (two sets, one false).
Special Abilities:
• Frail: Elves aren’t as sturdy as most
other ancestries. Their Toughness is
reduced by 1.
• Keen Vision: Elves have +2 to Notice
rolls to detect obscured or hidden
features.
• Low Light Vision: Elven eyes amplify
light. Other ancestries often claim
they can see stars in the elves’ eyes.
They ignore penalties for Dim and
Dark Illumination (but not Pitch
Darkness).
• Sharp Tongued: Bards may use Per-
formance as Taunt to Test a foe. They
may also ignore the Repetition advice

given under Tests (see Savage Worlds),
as long as they recite different verses,
stanzas, lyrics, etc. Bards may also
substitute Performance for Taunt to
meet Edge Requirements.
• Trance: Elves don’t need sleep, but
they must meditate in a semicon-
scious state 4 hours every day.
HOUSE SIVIS SCRIBE
Ancestry: Gnome
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d8, Spirit d8,
Strength d6, Vigor d8
Skills: Academics d10+2, Athletics d4,
Common Knowledge d10, Fighting d6,
Notice d4, Persuasion d4, Research d8,
Stealth d4, Survival d4
Languages: Common, Gnome, Dwarven,
Elven, Halfling, Goblin, Orc, Riedran.
Pace: 5; Parry: 6 (1); Toughness: 5
Hindrances: Various.
Edges:  Iron Jaw, Linguist, Scholar
(Academics).
Gear: Quarterstaff (Damage Str+d4, Parry
+1, Reach 1, Two Hands), cloak of minor
arcane protection, parchment, pens and
ink, scholar’s outfit, 50 gp, identification
papers, traveling papers.
Special Abilities:
• Illusionist: Gnomes can create imag-
inary images and sounds within the
range of their sight and with a maxi-
mum volume of a 4” (8 yard) diameter
sphere.
• Low Light Vision: Gnomes’ eyes are
accustomed to seeing below ground.
They ignore attack penalties for Dim
and Dark Illumination.
• Reduced Pace: Gnomes have short
legs compared to human-sized ances-
tries. Decrease their Pace by 1 and
their running die one die type.
• Size −1: Gnomes are considered Size −1
and have −1 Toughness.
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HOUSE THARASHK
BOUNTY HUNTER
Ancestry: Half-orc
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d6, Spirit
d8, Strength d8, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d6, Common Knowledge
d6, Fighting d6, Healing d6, Intimidation
d6, Notice d6, Persuasion d4, Riding d6,
Shooting d6, Stealth d6, Survival d8
Languages: Common, Goblin, Orc.
Pace: 6; Parry: 4; Toughness: 8 (2)
Hindrances: Various.
Edges: Beast Master, Brute, Double Shot,
Marksman, Mystic Powers (Ranger),
Woodsman.
Gear: Masterwork studded leather armor
(+2), great axe (Damage Str+d10, AP 3,
Parry –1, Two Hands), masterwork com-
posite long bow (Range 12/24/48, Damage
Str+d6, AP 2), 25 +2 damage arrows, cloak
of minor arcane resistance, potion of boost
Agility, potion of protection, bedroll, tent,
waterskin, letter of marque, identifica-
tion papers, traveling papers.
Special Abilities:
• Darkvision: Half-orcs’ eyes are
attuned to habitats with dim lighting.
They can see in Pitch Darkness up to
10” (20 yards), ignoring all Illumina-
tion penalties and up to 2 points of
penalties from invisibility or similar
powers.
HORSE (ANIMAL COMPANION)
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d4 (A), Spirit
d6, Strength d12, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d8, Fighting d4, Notice d6
Pace: 12; Parry: 4; Toughness: 11 (3)
Edges: Fleet-Footed.
Gear: Scale barding (+3).
Special Abilities:
• Kick: Str+d4, to the front or rear as
desired.
• Size 2: Typical quarter horse of
about 1,000 lbs.
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HOUSE THURANNI
ASSASSIN
Ancestry: Elf
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d8, Spirit
d8, Strength d6, Vigor d6
Skills: Athletics d10, Common Knowledge
d4, Fighting d6, Intimidation d4, Notice
d8, Performance d8, Persuasion d4,
Shooting d6, Stealth d10, Thievery d10
Languages: Common, Elven, two others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 5; Toughness: 6 (2)
Hindrances: Various.
Edges: Assassin, Level Headed, Marksman,
Mystic Powers (Rogue), Sneak Attack.
Gear: Bracers of minor protection (+2 Armor),
masterwork long sword (Damage Str+d8,
AP 1), long bow (Range 15/30/60, Damage
2d6, AP 1), 15 +1 damage arrows, 5 +2 Shoot-
ing arrows, darkweave cloak, courtier’s
outfit, 2 gold rings (worth 25 gp each),
pouch containing 3d6 sp and 2d6 gp,
identification papers (two sets, one false),
traveling papers (two sets, one false).
Special Abilities:
• Frail: Elves aren’t as sturdy as most
other ancestries. Their Toughness is
reduced by 1.
• Keen Vision: Elves have +2 to Notice
rolls to detect obscured or hidden
features.
• Low Light Vision: Elven eyes amplify
light. Other ancestries often claim
they can see stars in the elves’ eyes.
They ignore penalties for Dim and
Dark Illumination (but not Pitch
Darkness).
• Trance: Elves don’t need sleep, but
they must meditate in a semicon-
scious state 4 hours every day.
HOUSE VADALIS HANDLER
Ancestry: Human
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d6, Spirit d6,
Strength d6, Vigor d6
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Skills: Athletics d4, Common Knowledge
d4, Fighting d4, Notice d4, Persuasion d8,
Riding d8, Shooting d4, Stealth d4
Languages: Common, two others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 3 (-1); Toughness: 7 (2)
Hindrances: Various.
Edges: Born in the Saddle, Steady Hands,
Beast Master, Beast Bond.
Gear: Leather armor (+2), whip (Damage
Str+d4, Parry –1, Reach 2, may Entangle
on a raise instead of bonus damage.),
club (Damage Str+d4), light crossbow
(Range 10/20/40, Damage 2d6, AP 2), 10
bolts, 50-foot hemp rope, riding saddle,
identification papers.
THE DREAMING
DARK
DREAMING DARK SPY
Ancestry: Inspired (tsucora quori spirit)
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d12 (d10),
Spirit d12 (d8), Strength d6, Vigor d6
Skills: Athletics d6, Common Knowledge
d4, Fighting d6, Intimidation d6+2,
Notice d12+3 (d8), Occult d12 (d8), Per-
suasion d12+2 (d10), Psionics d12+2 (d8+2),
Shooting d4, Stealth d12, Thievery d8
(* Values in parentheses are without the
quori spirit)
Languages: Common, Elven, Quori, Rie-
dran, and one other.
Pace: 6; Parry: 5; Toughness: 5
Hindrances: Various.
Edges:  Alertness, Arcane Background
(Psion), Charismatic, Deceptive, Level
Headed, Menacing, Mentalist, Planar
Mastery.
Powers: Boost Trait, confusion, darksight, fear,
mind blank, mind link, mind reading, object
reading. Power Points: 15.
Gear: +1 Fighting short sword (Damage
Str+d6, AP 1), short bow (Range 12/24/48,
Damage 2d6), 25 arrows, talent shard
(Psionics), traveler’s outfit, disguise kit,

identification papers (two sets, one false),
traveling papers (two sets, one false).
Special Abilities:
• Dual Mind: An Inspired may reroll an
opposed psionics roll.
• Profane Gift: Inspired gain an addi-
tional +2 to Persuasion rolls and Tests
based on Smarts- or Spirit-linked
skills.
• Quori Abilities: An Inspired gains full
use of all of its quori spirit’s powers,
including Innate Powers.
• Innate Powers: Major mind link, minor
protection, major teleport (Greater Tele-
port, self only).
• Reduced Sleep: Inspired only need
4 hours of sleep per day. During this
time, the quori spirit returns to Dal
Quor.
• Resist Exorcism: The quori spirit
possessing an Inspired can be dis-
missed with the exorcism power. With
a successful exorcism, the quori spirit is
sent back to Dal Quor for 10 minutes
and an additional 10 minutes for each
raise. At the end of this duration, the
quori spirit can regain possession of
the human vessel.
THE GATEKEEPERS
GATEKEEPER INITIATE
Ancestry: Half-orc
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d6, Spirit
d10, Strength d10, Vigor d8
Skills: Alchemy d6, Athletics d4, Common
Knowledge d6, Faith d10, Fighting d6,
Notice d4, Occult d6, Persuasion d6,
Shooting d4, Stealth d4, Survival d8
Languages: Common, Druidic, Dwarven,
one other.
Pace: 6; Parry: 8 (2); Toughness: 8 (2)
Hindrances: Armor Interference (Minor),
Material Components, Vow (Major —
guard and protect nature).
Chapter Six: ORGANIZATIONS
Edges: Arcane Background (Druid), Beast
Master, Brute, Gatekeeper Initiate,
Woodsman.
Powers: Beast friend, environmental protec-
tion, healing, shape change, summon animal.
Power Points: 10.
Gear: Hide armor (+2), medium wooden
shield (+2), +1 Fighting spear (Range 3/6/12,
Damage Str+d6, AP 1), sling (Range 4/8/16,
Damage Str+d4), 20 sling stones, 2 tangle-
foot bags, potion of healing, potion of boost
Vigor, potion of speed, traveler’s outfit,
components, fishing net, waterskin.
Special Abilities:
• Darkvision: Half-orcs’ eyes are
attuned to habitats with dim lighting.
They can see in Pitch Darkness up to
10” (20 yards), ignoring all Illumina-
tion penalties and up to 2 points of
penalties from invisibility or similar
powers.
• One with Nature: The base Duration
of summon animal is increased to one
hour. The Duration is also increased
to one hour for the shape change spell
as long as the druid (or his target)
takes the form of a natural animal.
• Wilderness Stride: Druids pass
through rough terrain such as dense
forest, rocky hills, or desert sands with
ease. They ignore movement penal-
ties for Difficult Ground.
• Vow: Druids have a Vow (Major) to
guard and protect nature. If they will-
ingly allow significant destruction to
the natural world or order (Prophe-
sier’s call), they subtract 2 from Faith
rolls for a week. Catastrophic destruc-
tion might rob them of their powers
entirely until they atone in some way.
CROCODILE (ANIMAL
COMPANION)
Attributes: Agility d4, Smarts d4 (A), Spirit
d6, Strength d10, Vigor d10
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Skills: Athletics d6, Fighting d8, Notice d8, • Low Light Vision: Gnomes’ eyes are
Stealth d8 accustomed to seeing below ground.
Pace: 3; Parry: 6; Toughness: 11 (2) They ignore attack penalties for Dim
Edges: — and Dark Illumination.
Special Abilities: • Reduced Pace: Gnomes have short
• Armor +2: Thick skin. legs compared to human-sized ances-
• Aquatic: Pace 5. tries. Decrease their Pace by 1 and
• Bite: Str+d6. their running die one die type.
• Rollover: Crocodiles grasp prey in • Size −1: Gnomes are considered Size −1
their vice-like jaws and roll with them. and have −1 Toughness.
If one of these large reptiles hits with
a raise, its bonus damage is a d10 THE LORDS OF DUST
instead of a d6.
• Size 2: Crocodiles are about 12’ long, LORDS OF DUST MEMBER
thick, heavy, and weigh around 500
Ancestry: Zakya rakshasa
lbs.
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d8, Spirit d8,
THE LIBRARY OF Strength d12+2, Vigor d12+1
Skills: Athletics d12+1, Common Knowl-
KORRANBERG edge d4, Fighting d10, Intimidation d12+1,
Notice d10, Persuasion d6, Shooting d8,
LIBRARY CLERK Stealth d4
Languages: Common, Dwarven, one
Ancestry: Gnome
other.
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d10, Spirit
Pace: 6; Parry: 6; Toughness: 11 (3)
d6, Strength d6, Vigor d6
Hindrances: Various.
Skills: Academics d8+2, Alchemy d8, Ath-
Edges: Counterattack, Double Shot, First
letics d4, Common Knowledge d10+2,
Strike, Marksman, Savagery, Sweep. 
Fighting d4, Notice d6, Occult d8+2, Per-
Gear: +1 chainmail (+3), medium shield (+1
suasion d4, Research d8, Shooting d4,
Parry), +1 Fighting bastard sword (Damage
Stealth d6
Str+d8, AP 2, +1 damage if used with Two
Languages: Common, Dwarven, Gnome,
Hands), masterwork composite long bow
two others.
(Range 12/24/48, Damage Str+d6, AP 2),
Pace: 5; Parry: 4; Toughness: 5
20 arrows, false identification papers.
Hindrances: Various.
Special Abilities:
Edges:  Scholar (Academics), Scholar
• Additional Action: Zakya Rakshasa
(Common Knowledge), Scholar (Occult).
have fast reflexes allowing them to
Gear: Dagger (Range 3/6/12, Damage
ignore 2 points of Multi-Action pen-
Str+d4), scholar’s outfit, keys to 2d4
alties each turn.
locked library doors, identification
• Armor +2: Enchanted skin.
papers.
• Claws: Str+d4.
Special Abilities:
• Darkvision: Zakya Rakshasa can see
• Illusionist: Gnomes can create
in Pitch Darkness up to 10” (20 yards),
imaginary images and sounds within
ignoring all Illumination penalties
the range of their sight and with a
and up to 2 points of penalties from
maximum volume of a 4” (8 yard)
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• Innate Powers: Minor bolt (touch),
major boost Trait, major disguise (self
only), major mind reading.
• Master of Disguise: Zakya are espe-
cially adept at deception. Others
attempting a Notice roll to see through
their disguise spells suffer a −4 penalty
(−6 with a raise on their casting roll).
MORGRAVE
UNIVERSITY
MORGRAVE PROFESSOR
Ancestry: Dwarf
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d8, Spirit d6,
Strength d6, Vigor d8
Skills: Academics d10+2, Athletics d4,
Common Knowledge d10, Crafting d8,
Notice d4, Performance d10, Persuasion
d4, Research d8, Stealth d4
Languages: Common, Dwarven, one
other.
Pace: 5; Parry: 2; Toughness: 6
Hindrances: Various.
Edges:  Scholar (Academics),
Stonecunning.
Gear: Scholar’s outfit, letter of marque,
identification papers, traveling papers.
Special Abilities:
• Darkvision: Dwarven eyes are accus-
tomed to the dark of the underearth.
They can see in Pitch Darkness up to
10” (20 yards), ignoring all Illumina-
tion penalties and up to 2 points of
penalties from invisibility or similar
powers.  • Frail: Elves aren’t as sturdy as most
• Reduced Pace: Dwarves have short
legs compared to human-sized ances-
tries. Decrease their Pace by 1 and
their running die one die type.
• Tough: Dwarves have a +1 bonus to
resist poisons, powers, and supernat-
ural abilities that behave similarly to
powers.
Chapter Six: ORGANIZATIONS
ORDER OF THE
EMERALD CLAW
DEMISE
Ancestry: Elf
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d10, Spirit
d8, Strength d4, Vigor d6
Skills: Alchemy d12, Athletics d4, Common
Knowledge d6, Fighting d4, Imbuing d6,
Intimidation d6, Notice d8, Occult d12,
Persuasion d4, Shooting d6, Spellcasting
d10, Stealth d4
Languages: Common, Draconic, Elven,
Giant, Gnome.
Pace: 6; Parry: 5; Toughness: 4
Hindrances: Armor Interference (Minor
with infusions, Major with spells).
Edges:  Arcane Background (Artificer),
Arcane Background (Wizard), Spellbooks.
Powers: Artificer - Deflection, detect arcana,
protection; Wizard – Arcane protection,
boost/lower Trait, bolt, blast, blind, darksight,
disguise, dispel, fear, light/darkness, scrying,
sound/silence, summon undead, zombie.
Power Points: 20.
Gear: Dagger (Range 3/6/12, Damage
Str+d4), darkwood long bow (Range
15/30/60, Damage 2d6, AP 1), 15 arrows,
rod of the necromancer, potion of healing,
potion of arcane protection, wand of fear,
darkweave cloak, deathmask (silver,
platinum, and jet, 50 gp), 20 gp in a belt
pouch.
Special Abilities:
other ancestries. Their Toughness is
reduced by 1.
• Keen Vision: Elves have +2 to Notice
rolls to detect obscured or hidden
features.
• Low Light Vision: Elven eyes amplify
light. Other ancestries often claim
they can see stars in the elves’
eyes. They ignore penalties for
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Dim and Dark Illumination (but not
Pitch Darkness).
• Trance: Elves don’t need sleep, but
they must meditate in a semicon-
scious state 4 hours every day.
EMERALD CLAW SOLDIER
Ancestry: Human
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d6, Spirit d6,
Strength d8, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d4, Common Knowledge
d4, Fighting d8, Intimidation d4, Persua-
sion d4, Riding d6, Shooting d6
Languages: Common, two others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 8 (2); Toughness: 8 (2);
Head 9 (3)
Hindrances: Various.
Edges: Iron Jaw, Savagery.
Gear: Chain hauberk (+2), open helm
(+3 head), flail (Damage Str+d6, Ignores
shield bonus), medium shield (+2 Parry),
crossbow (Range 10/20/40, Damage 2d6,
AP 2), sunrod, pouch with 2d6 sp and 1d8
gp, tabard, identification papers (two
sets, one false).
THE ROYAL FAMILIES
ROYAL SCION
Ancestry: Human
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d8, Spirit d8,
Strength d6, Vigor d6
Skills: Athletics d4, Common Knowledge
d8, Fighting d4, Notice d4, Performance
d8, Persuasion d8, Riding d8, Shooting
d4, Stealth d4
Languages: Common, Gnome, two
others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 4; Toughness: 5
Hindrances: Various.
Edges:  Aristocrat, Charismatic, Dirty
Fighter, Extraction.
Gear: Masterwork rapier (Damage Str+d4,
AP 1), noble’s outfit, coin pouch with
2d10 sp and 2d6 gp, signet ring,
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letter of credit, identification papers,
traveling papers.
THE TWELVE
ARTIFICER OF THE TWELVE
Ancestry: Human
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d12, Spirit
d8, Strength d6, Vigor d6
Skills: Alchemy d8, Athletics d4, Common
Knowledge d4, Crafting d12, Fighting
d6, Imbuing d12, Notice d4, Occult d12,
Persuasion d4, Repair d6, Shooting d4,
Stealth d4, Thievery d4
Languages: Common, Dwarven, four
others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 5; Toughness: 5
Hindrances: Armor Interference (Minor).
Edges:  Arcane Background (Artificer),
Artificer, Craft Magic Items, Exceptional
Artisan, Homunculus, Legendary Arti-
san, Trap Sense.
Powers: Boost Trait, deflection, detect arcana,
repairing, smite. Power Points: 10.
Gear: Bracers of minor protection, master-
work dagger (Range 3/6/12, Damage
Str+d4, AP 1), brooch of minor boost Persua-
sion, skullcap of intellect, wand of stun, wand
of burst (lightning bolt, Stream Template),
oil of boost Vigor, scroll of protection, scroll
of repairing, flask of alchemist’s fire, arti-
san’s outfit, artificer’s kit, identification
papers, traveling papers.
WARDENS OF THE
WOOD
WARDEN OF THE WOOD
Ancestry: Human
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d8, Spirit
d10, Strength d6, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d6, Common Knowledge
d10, Faith d10, Fighting d6, Healing d8,
Notice d8, Persuasion d8, Riding d4,
Stealth d4, Survival d8

Languages: Common, Druidic.
Pace: 8; Parry: 7 (2); Toughness: 9 (3)
Hindrances: Armor Interference (Minor),
Material Components, Vow (Major —
guard and protect nature).
Edges:  Alertness, Arcane Background
(Druid), Beast Master, Fleet-Footed,
Freerunner, Warden Initiate.
Powers: Beast friend, environmental protec-
tion, healing, light/darkness, shape change.
Power Points: 10.
Gear: +1 wild hide armor (+3), medium
wooden shield (+2 Parry), +1 Fighting scim-
itar (Damage Str+d6, AP 1), sling (Range
4/8/16, Damage Str+d4), 20 sling stones.
Special Abilities:
• One with Nature: The base Duration
of summon animal is increased to one
hour. The Duration is also increased
to one hour for the shape change spell
as long as the druid (or his target)
takes the form of a natural animal.
• Wilderness Stride: Druids pass
through rough terrain such as dense
forest, rocky hills, or desert sands with
ease. They ignore movement penal-
ties for Difficult Ground.
• Vow: Druids have a Vow (Major) to
guard and protect nature. If they will-
ingly allow significant destruction to
the natural world or order (Prophe-
sier’s call), they subtract 2 from Faith
rolls for a week. Catastrophic destruc-
tion might rob them of their powers
entirely until they atone in some way.
DIRE BADGER
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d6 (A),
Spirit d8, Strength d8, Vigor d12+1
Skills: Athletics d4, Fighting d4, Notice
d6+2, Survival d6
Pace: 6; Parry: 4; Toughness: 9 (1)
Edges: Alertness, Berserk.
Special Abilities:
• Armor +1: Thick fur.
• Bite/Claws: Str+d4.
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• Blindsense: Dire badgers ignore
invisibility, illusion, and all Illumination
penalties.
• Burrow (4”): Dire badgers can tunnel
through soft earth.” to “Burrow: Dire
badgers can tunnel through soft earth
with a Pace of 4”
• Resilient: Dire badgers can take one
Wound before they’re Incapacitated.
THE WAYFINDER
FOUNDATION
HALAS MARTAIN
Ancestry: Half-elf
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d8, Spirit
d8, Strength d6, Vigor d6
Skills: Academics d8, Athletics d10,
Common Knowledge d8, Fighting d8,
Intimidation d4, Notice d10, Occult
d6, Performance d4, Persuasion d10,
Research d8, Shooting d8, Stealth d12,
Survival d6, Thievery d8
Languages: Common, Halfling, two
others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 6; Toughness: 8 (3)
Hindrances: Outsider (Minor), Secret
(Major — child of forbidden love between
House Lyrandar and House Phiarlan, and
has an abberant dragonmark).
Edges: Aberrant Dragonmark, Action
Boost, Double Shot, Explorer, Marksman,
Trap Sense, Treasure Hunter, Woodsman.
Powers: burrow. Power Points: 15.
Gear: +1 glamered chain shirt (+3), mas-
terwork rapier (Damage Str+d4, AP 1),
dagger, masterwork long bow (Range
15/30/60, Damage 2d6, AP 2), 30 arrows,
everbright lantern, bag of holding, 2 potions
of healing, 2 potions of invisibility, potion
of haste, potion of darkness, potion of
sanctuary, potion of wall walker, 2 noxious
smokesticks, 2 tanglefoot bags, dark-
weave cloak, glamerweave courtier’s
outfit, glamerweave explorer’s
outfit, glyph book, thieves’ tools,
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75 gp of jewelry, letter of marque, identi- a limited duration. The change of
fication papers, 28 pp, 20 gp. appearance grants changelings a +4
Special Abilities: to Performance rolls when attempt-
• Aberrant Dragonmark: Halas Mar- ing to impersonate another individual
tain can manifest the burrow power they’ve observed. If killed, they auto-
using his aberrant dragonmark, most matically return to their natural form.
often used to pass through terrain • Changeling Instincts: Changelings
without leaving a trace. are socially and psychologically
• Low-light Vision: Half-elves ignore intuitive due to their adoption and
penalties for Dim and Dark Illumina- understanding of different personas.
tion (but not Pitch Darkness). They add +1 to Intimidation and Per-
suasion rolls.
WAYFINDER EXPLORER • Outsider: Changelings have the Out-
Ancestry: Changeling sider (Minor) Hindrance. If identified
Attributes: Agility d12, Smarts d8, Spirit as a changeling, they have −1 to Per-
d6, Strength d6, Vigor d6 suasion as other races tend to distrust
Skills: Athletics d10, Common Knowledge them.
d6, Fighting d6, Intimidation d6, Notice
d4, Occult d6, Performance d10, Persua-
sion d8, Shooting d4, Stealth d12, Survival
d6, Thievery d10
Languages: Common, Halfling, two
others.
Pace: 6; Parry: 6; Toughness: 8 (3)
Hindrances: Outsider (Minor), Secret
(Minor, is a changeling).
Edges: Explorer, Level Headed, Scout,
Trap Sense, Treasure Hunter, Woodsman.
Gear: +1 leather armor of minor boost Stealth
(+3), +1 Fighting short sword (Damage
Str+d6, AP 1), hand crossbow (Range
5/10/20, Damage 2d4, ROF 2), 10 bolts,
gloves of minor boost Agility, bag of holding,
traveler’s outfit, 6 tindertwigs, bag of
caltrops, map case, crowbar, grappling
hook, 50-foot silk rope, bullseye lantern,
tent, waterskin, thieves’ tools, letter of
credit, letter of marque, identification
papers, traveling papers.
Special Abilities:
• Change Appearance: As an action,
changelings can alter physical fea-
tures to appear as another humanoid
form up to one Size larger or smaller
but cannot alter their clothing or
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BESTIARY
color or contrast, cannot use the ability
NEW SPECIAL to read, is not vulnerable to gaze attacks,
and cannot sense anything if in a vacuum.
ABILITIES Blindsight renders the creature immune
to the blind power, but silence negates
Many of the Special Abilities from Savage
Blindsight if the creature relies on hearing
Worlds and the Fantasy Companion are
for this ability.
applied to the creatures in this chapter.
Below are some additional abilities that
are specific to Eberron or otherwise are not DEATHLESS
presented in those books. Deathless benefit from the same charac-
teristics as undead (see Special Abilities in
ABERRATION Savage Worlds). The energy used to create
and heal deathless is positive energy
Aberrations are strange and alien mon-
instead of negative energy. They are
strosities, often with innate psionic
affected by negative energy just as living
abilities. They have Darkvision and are
creatures are. Deathless are vulnerable to
vulnerable to weapons made of byeshk.
weapons made of targath which inflict an
additional +4 damage to deathless beings.
BLINDSIGHT
Blindsight is the ability “see” without the ENGULF
sense of sight. A creature with this ability
The creature can completely swallow or
might have the ability to use echolocation,
surround targets it moves over, as long as
have an acute sense of smell, or feel vibra-
it doesn’t make any other attacks the same
tions from movement in the air or on the
round. Victims who fail an Agility roll are
ground. Blindsight can render powers
engulfed and are subject to attacks from
such as invisibility or darkness useless if the
the creature each round on the creature’s
creature has a line of effect with its prey.
turn. Engulfed targets are considered to
The range of this ability varies by creature.
be Grappled.
A creature with Blindsight also has the
same benefits as All-Around Vision Special
Ability, but the creature cannot distinguish
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LIVING CONSTRUCT
Living constructs are made from organic
and inorganic matter and are capable of
emotions and conscious thought. They
lack some of the benefits of constructs,
but also have some distinct advantages.
Living constructs do not need to breathe,
eat, or drink, and are immune to disease
and poison. They do not suffer penalties
from or become Incapacitated by Fatigue.
Living constructs also don’t need to sleep,
and arcane powers can’t put them to sleep;
however, they must spend at least six
hours in a relaxed state. In this state, living
constructs remain conscious, can see and
hear as normal, and can perform simple
tasks including using the Repair skill on
themselves.
Living constructs cannot heal naturally,
and characters using the healing power or
Healing skill on them subtract 2 from the
respective rolls. With a failed Vigor roll
when Incapacitated, they become auto-
matically stabilized but inert and helpless.
Injuries on a living construct can only be
removed when all wounds are “healed”
with the Repair skill or the repairing power.
BESTIARY
ASCENDANT COUNCILOR
Attributes: Agility d10+2, Smarts d12+4,
Spirit d12+5, Strength d12+6, Vigor d12+4
Skills: Academics d12+5, Athletics d4,
Battle d12+5, Common Knowledge d12+5,
Fighting d12+5, Notice d12+5, Occult
d12+5, Persuasion d12+5, Research d12+5,
Stealth d4
Pace: 7; Parry: 7; Toughness: 14 (3)
Edges: Improved Arcane Resistance,
Improved Counterattack, Improved First
Strike, Planar Mastery.
Special Abilities:
• Armor +3
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• Consecrated Aura: A field of positive
energy emanates from an ascendant
counselor in a 10” radius. Adds a +4
bonus to damage from the Destroy
Undead Edge. Attempts to summon
undead automatically fail. Deathless
creatures, including the ascendant
councilor, gain a +2 bonus to Trait and
damage rolls. (All traits above have
been adjusted.) The aura lingers in the
area for 24 hours.
• Darkvision: Deathless ignore all Illu-
mination penalties and up to 2 points
of penalties from invisibility or similar
powers within 10” (20 yards) distant.
• Deathless: Darkvision; add +2 to
Toughness and Spirit rolls to recover
from being Shaken, ignore additional
damage from Called Shots, ignore
1 point of Wound penalties, don’t
breathe or eat and are immune to
disease and poison, don’t Bleed Out,
and can only be healed with magical
healing; healed by positive energy;
harmed by negative energy; vulnera-
ble to weapons made of targath which
inflict an additional +4 damage to
deathless beings.
• Divine Immunities: Ascendant
councilors are immune to the lower
Trait power as well as any power that
affects the mind such as mind wipe or
puppet.
• Environmental Resistance (Fire): +4
bonus to resist fire based effects, and
damage from fire is reduced by 4.
• Innate Powers: Major banish, major
bolt, major boost/lower Trait, major sanc-
tuary (Large Blast Template, Strong),
major damage field, major detect/conceal
arcana, major dispel, major divination,
major drain power points, major growth/
shrink, major havoc, major healing
(Greater Healing, Crippling Injuries,
Mass Healing), major light, major

puppet, major smite, major sloth/speed,
major stun (Hasty)
• Purification: Any evil creatures hit by
an ascendant councilor’s slam attack
also suffer the effects of lower Strength
and lower Spirit powers. With a raise on
the attack, the purification lowers the
evil creature’s Strength and Spirit by
2 die types.
• Slam: Str+2d6+2.
• Weakness (Targath): Weapons made
of targath inflict an additional +4
damage to deathless beings.
CARCASS CRAB
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d4, Spirit d6,
Strength d12+3, Vigor d12+1
Skills: Athletics d4, Fighting d10, Notice
d8, Shooting d4, Stealth d4
Pace: 6; Parry: 7; Toughness: 18 (2)
Special Abilities:
• Armor +2: Naturally adhesive shell
covered with weapons, armor, and
even corpses.
• Camouflage: When hiding among
corpses and debris, a carcass crab
gains a +4 bonus to its Stealth rolls.
• Claws: Str+2d6.
• Bite: 1d4 while grappling only.
• Barb: 1d4 (Range 3/6/12).
• Darkvision: Carcass crabs ignore all
Illumination penalties and up to 2
points of penalties from invisibility or
similar powers within 10” (20 yards)
distant.
• Knockback: Successful attack causes
the target to fly backwards 1d4”, plus
1d4” for each raise on the attack roll,
and an additional +1d6 damage if it
hits a large solid object.
• Spiny Defense: A creature that makes
a successful Fighting roll with natural
weapons against a carcass crab takes
1d6 damage from the spears, swords,
and other sharp weapons adhering to
its shell.
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• Poison: If a target suffers a wound
from a barb, the barb injects Mild
poison (see Poison in Savage Worlds).
• Size 8 (Huge): Carcass crabs have a
Toughness modifier +8, a Scale modi-
fier of +4, and 2 Wounds.
DAELKYR
Attributes: Agility d12+2, Smarts d12+3,
Spirit d12+2, Strength d12+2, Vigor d12+3
(d12+2 without living breastplate)
Skills: Athletics d12, Fighting d12+1,
Healing d12+2, Intimidation d12+2, Spell-
casting d12+2, Notice d12+2, Occult d12+2,
Persuasion d12+2, Stealth d12+1, Survival
d8 (+2 on other planes)
Pace: 8; Parry: 8; Toughness: 13 (3)
Gear: Living breastplate (+4), tentacle
whip (Str+d4, Reach 2, Poison)
Edges: Planar Mastery.
Special Abilities:
• Aberration: Aberrations have Dark-
vision and are vulnerable to weapons
made of byeshk.
• Alien Mind: Any creature that
attempts to reach into a daelkyr’s
mind with a power risks suffering
insanity. (Prophesiers are encouraged
to use a sanity system of their choice).
• Aura of Madness: As a limited free
action, Daelkyr can create an aura of
madness using the confusion power.
The area of effect is a Medium Blast
Template.
• Corrupting Touch: A daelkyr pos-
sesses the innate ability to twist and
corrupt any creature that it touches.
This effect is equivalent to the lower
Trait power. A daelkyr’s tentacle whip
can channel this effect with a success-
ful Fighting roll regardless of whether
the target is Shaken or Wounded from
the attack.
• Darkvision: Daelkyr ignore all Illu-
mination penalties and up to 2 points
of penalties from invisibility or
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similar powers within 10” (20 yards)
distant.
• Immunities: Daelkyr are immune to
disease and poison as well as to the
lower Trait power and any power that
affects the mind such as mind wipe or
puppet.
• Innate Powers: Major curse (Turn to
Stone), major lower Smarts (Greater
Lower Trait, Strong), major shape
change (Polymorph), major confusion,
major teleport, major sloth/speed.
• Living Breastplate: +4 Armor.
Increases Vigor by two die types. Sta-
bilizes host when bleeding out.
• Slam: Str+d4. Corrupting touch.
• Symbiont Mastery: +2 bonus to Spirit
rolls during battle of wills against a
symbiont (see Intelligent Relics). Free
reroll on Soak rolls while a symbiont
is attached.
• Tentacle Whip: Str+d6. Reach 2. +2
bonus for rolls to Disarm. Corrupting
touch.
• Weakness (Byeshk): Weapons made
of byeshk inflict an additional +4
damage to aberrations.
DINOSAURS
CLAWFOOT
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d8 (A), Spirit
d6, Strength d10, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d8, Fighting d8, Intimida-
tion d8, Notice d8, Stealth d8, Survival
d10
Pace: 8; Parry: 6; Toughness: 9 (2)
Special Abilities:
• Armor +2: Thick scaly hides.
• Bite/Claws: Str+d8.
• Pack Tactics: Clawfoots add their
Gang Up bonus to Fighting damage as
well as the attack roll.
• Rending Attack: Victims Shaken or
Wounded by a rending attack must
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the beginning of each next turn until
they roll a raise, suffering a Wound
with a failure.
• Size 1: Clawfoots are about 7’ tall.
FASTIETH
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d6 (A), Spirit
d6, Strength d8, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d8, Fighting d4, Intimida-
tion d6, Notice d8, Stealth d8, Survival
d10
Pace: 10; Parry: 6; Toughness: 9 (1)
Edges: Fleet-footed.
Special Abilities:
• Armor +1: Thick scaly hides.
• Bite: Str+d4.
• Size 1: Fastieths are about 7’ tall.
GLIDEWING
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d4 (A),
Spirit d6, Strength d10, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d 8, Fighting d8, Intimida-
tion d4, Notice d10, Stealth d8, Survival
d8
Pace: –; Parry: 6; Toughness: 8 (1)
Special Abilities:
• Armor +1: Leathery hide.
• Bite/Claws: Str+d8.
• Flight: Pace 12.
• Size 1: Most glidewings are slightly
larger than a human.
• Swoop: Foes are at −2 on Free Attacks
against a glidewing withdrawing from
melee when its movement incorpo-
rates an attack or test.
DOLGAUNT
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d8, Spirit
d10, Strength d8, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d10, Common Knowledge
d4, Fighting d6, Notice d8, Stealth d8
Pace: 6; Parry: 5; Toughness: 7 (1)
Edges: Combat Reflexes, Frenzy.
Special Abilities:
• Aberration: Vulnerable to weapons
made of byeshk.

• Armor +1: Dolgaunts have tough,
leathery skin.
• Blindsight: Dolgaunts ignore invis-
ibility, illusion, and all Illumination
penalties.
• Tentacles: Dolgaunts have two tenta-
cles” with Reach 1; +2 to Grapple.
• Very Resilient: Can take two Wounds
before becoming Incapacitated
• Vitality Drain: If a dolgaunt gets hold
of an opponent, it can burrow into the
flesh of its victim and draw out vital
fluids using the tendrils that cover its
skin. With a raise on a Fighting roll to
grapple, the dolgaunt decreases the
victim’s Vigor by 1 die type (to a min-
imum of d4) in addition to normal
damage. The decrease in Vigor is a
temporary injury as per the Inca-
pacitation rules (recovered when all
Wounds are healed). An injured dol-
gaunt recovers 1 Wound every time it
successfully uses this ability.
• Weakness (Byeshk): Weapons made of
byeshk inflict an additional +4 damage
to aberrations.
Dolgaunt Monk: Fleet-Footed, Martial
Artist, Mystic Powers (Monk), Iron Will,
Strong Willed, Stunning Blow, Uncanny
Reflexes.
DOLGRIM
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d6, Spirit d6,
Strength d10, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d10, Common Knowledge
d6, Fighting d6, Notice d4, Shooting d6.
Stealth d4
Pace: 5; Parry: 7; Toughness: 7 (1)
Gear: Leather armor (+1), morningstar
(Str+d8), short spear (Str+d6; Parry +1),
medium shield (+1 Parry), light crossbow
(Range 15/30/60; 2d6; AP 2).
Edges: Dodge, Two-Fisted.
Special Abilities:
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• Aberration: Aberrations have Dark-
vision and are vulnerable to weapons
made of byeshk.
• Darkvision: Dolgrims ignore all Illu-
mination penalties and up to 2 points
of penalties from invisibility or similar
powers within 10” (20 yards) distant.
• Dual Consciousness: A dolgrim has
two brains coordinating its attacks,
granting it a +1 bonus on Spirit rolls.
Additionally, the dual brain enables a
dolgrim to make off-hand attacks at
no penalty.
• Multiple limbs: A dolgrim’s addi-
tional arms allow it to ignore 2 points
of Multi-Action penalties each turn.
• Size −1: Dolgrim have a Toughness
modifier of −1.
• Very Tough: +1 Toughness.
• Weakness (Byeshk): Weapons made of
byeshk inflict an additional +4 damage
to aberrations.
HAG, DUSK
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d8, Spirit
d10, Strength d12, Vigor d10
Skills: Athletics d4, Common Knowledge
d8, Fighting d6, Notice d12, Occult d10,
Stealth d6
Pace: 6; Parry: 5; Toughness: 10 (3)
Edges: Alertness, Arcane Background
(Magic), Epic Mastery, Improved Arcane
Resistance, Planar Mastery, Strong
Willed.
Powers: Boost/lower Trait, disguise, divina-
tion, darkness (dark cloud), empathy, speak
language. Power Points: 30.
Special Abilities:
• Armor +3: Dusk hags have thick,
leathery skin.
• Claw: Str+d6.
• Darkvision: Dusk hags ignore all Illu-
mination penalties and up to 2 points
of penalties from invisibility or similar
powers within 10” (20 yards) distant.
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• Immunities: Dusk hags are immune
to any effects related to mind control,
sleep, or fear.
• Innate Powers: Major detect arcana.
• Insight: When dreaming, dusk hags
have flashes of insight about past,
present, and future events. (This
serves only as a plot device.)
• Nightmare Touch: A successful touch
attack causes the victim to suffer from
major nightmares the next time they
sleep.
• Weakness (Cold Iron): Weapons
made of cold iron inflict an additional
+4 damage to dusk hags.
HOMUNCULUS
DEDICATED WRIGHT
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d6, Spirit d6,
Strength d8, Vigor d6
Skills: Athletics d4, Crafting 10, Notice d4,
Repair d6, Stealth d4
Pace: 2; Parry: 4; Toughness: 2
Edges: Craft Magic Items.
Special Abilities:
• Hammer: Str+d4
• Construct: +2 to recover from being
Shaken. Called shots do no extra
damage. Do not suffer from disease
or poison.
• Darkvision: Dedicated wrights ignore
all Illumination penalties and up to 2
points of penalties from invisibility or
similar powers within 10” (20 yards)
distant.
• Fearless: Homunculi are immune to
Fear and Intimidation.
• Size –3 (Very Small): Dedicated
Wrights have a Scale Modifier of –4
and a Toughness modifier of –3.
• Magic Item Creation: Dedicated
wrights can craft magic items on
behalf of its master. The master pro-
vides all other resources, including
the known power and Power Points.
The master must spend one
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hour channeling the power or powers
into the dedicated wright. Afterward,
she may leave the dedicated wright to
perform the task of creating the item.
The dedicated wright still invests the
time needed for crafting the magic
item and uses the master’s Occult skill
for rolls to determine progress.
Price: — (never sold). Craft: Homunculus,
conjure item, scrying, 2,100 gp.
EXPEDITIOUS MESSENGER
Attributes: Agility d12, Smarts d6, Spirit
d8, Strength d4, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d4, Notice d4, Stealth d12
Pace: 4; Parry: 2; Toughness: 2
Edges: Dodge, Improved Extraction.
Special Abilities:
• Sting: Str
• Construct: +2 to recover from being
Shaken. Called shots do no extra
damage. Do not suffer from disease
or poison.
• Darkvision: Expeditious messengers
ignore all Illumination penalties and
up to 2 points of penalties from invis-
ibility or similar powers within 10” (20
yards) distant.
• Fearless: Homunculi are immune to
Fear and Intimidation.
• Flight: Expeditious messengers have
a Flying Pace of 20” and Climb of 20”
• Message: An expeditious messenger’s
master can converse with a crea-
ture up to 1 mile away through the
homunculus.
• Size –4 (Tiny): Expeditious messen-
gers have a Scale Modifier of –6 and a
Toughness modifier of –4.
Price: — (never sold). Craft: Homunculus,
mind link, scrying, 1,650 gp.
FURTIVE FILCHER
Attributes: Agility d12, Smarts d8, Spirit
d6, Strength d6, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d4, Notice d4, Stealth d12
Pace: 10; Parry: 2; Toughness: 3

Edges: Fleet-Footed, Thief.
Special Abilities:
• Bite: Str+d4
• Construct: +2 to recover from being
Shaken. Called shots do no extra
damage. Do not suffer from disease
or poison.
• Darkvision: Furtive filchers ignore
all Illumination penalties and up to 2
points of penalties from invisibility or
similar powers within 10” (20 yards)
distant.
• Fearless: Homunculi are immune to
Fear and Intimidation.
• Size –3 (Very Small): Furtive filchers
have a Scale Modifier of –4 and a
Toughness modifier of –3.
Price: — (never sold). Craft: Homunculus,
scrying, summon ally, 1,550 gp.
IRON DEFENDER
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d6, Spirit
d6, Strength d8, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d4, Fighting d6, Notice d4,
Stealth d4
Pace: 10; Parry: 5; Toughness: 7 (2)
Edges: Fleet-Footed.
Special Abilities:
• Armor +2: Metal plating
• Bite: Str+d6
• Construct: +2 to recover from being
Shaken. Called shots do no extra
damage. Do not suffer from disease
or poison.
• Darkvision: Iron defenders ignore
all Illumination penalties and up to 2
points of penalties from invisibility or
similar powers within 10” (20 yards)
distant.
• Fearless: Homunculi are immune to
Fear and Intimidation.
• Size –1: Iron defenders have a Tough-
ness modifier of –1.
Price: — (never sold). Craft: Homunculus,
repairing, scrying, summon ally, smite, 1,250
gp.
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HORRID ANIMALS
A horrid animal gains the following
abilities.
• Armor +2: Bony or chitinous plates
cover the horrid animal’s body, giving
it an armored appearance.
• Acidic Attack: A horrid animal’s nat-
ural weapons deal an additional 1d6
acid damage.
• Ill-Tempered: Horrid animals are
more difficult to control than normal
animals or even dire animals. Persua-
sion and Intimidation rolls involving a
horrid animal take a –2 penalty.
• Immunity to Acid: A horrid animal
has immunity to acid.
• Fast Healer: A horrid animal has the
Fast Healer Edge.
• Resilient: Horrid animals can take one
Wound before being Incapacitated.
HORRID APE
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d4 (A),
Spirit d8, Strength d12+2, Vigor d10
Skills: Athletics d12, Fighting d4, Notice d6,
Stealth d6
Pace: 6; Parry: 4; Toughness: 11 (2)
Edges: Fast Healer.
Special Abilities:
• Alertness: +2 to Notice rolls.
• Armor +2: Bony or chitinous plates
cover the horrid animal’s body, giving
it an armored appearance.
• Acidic Attack: A horrid animal’s nat-
ural weapons deal an extra d6 acid
damage. Any material hit by the acid
is damaged (armor loses a point of
protection).
• Bite/Claw: Str+d8 (+d6 acid).
• Ill-Tempered: –2 Persuasion and
Intimidation rolls to handling a
horrid animal.
• Immunity to Acid: A horrid animal
has immunity to acid.
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• Resilient: Horrid animals can take one
Wound before being Incapacitated.
• Size 2: Horrid apes have a Toughness
modifier of +2.
HORRID RAT
Attributes: Agility d12, Smarts d6 (A),
Spirit d6, Strength d6, Vigor d10
Skills: Athletics d10, Fighting d4, Notice
d6, Stealth d8
Pace: 8; Parry: 4; Toughness: 8 (2)
Edges: Alertness, Fast Healer.
Special Abilities:
• Armor +2: Bony or chitinous plates
cover the horrid animal’s body, giving
it an armored appearance.
• Acidic Attack: A horrid animal’s nat-
ural weapons deal an extra d6 acid
damage. Any material hit by the acid
is damaged (armor loses a point of
protection).
• Bite: Str+d4 (+d6 acid; infection).
• Ill-Tempered: –2 Persuasion and
Intimidation rolls to handling a
horrid animal.
• Immunity to Acid: A horrid animal
has immunity to acid.
• Infection: Anyone Shaken or
Wounded by a rat must make a Vigor
roll or suffer a level of Fatigue from
an infected bite. Cumulative bites
can lead to Incapacitation, but never
to death. The infection lasts 2d6 days.
• Low Light Vision: Ignore penalties
for Dim and Dark Illumination.
• Resilient: Horrid animals can take one
Wound before being Incapacitated.
• Size –1: Horrid rats have a Toughness
modifier of –1.
HORSE, VALENAR RIDING
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d10 (A),
Spirit d8, Strength d10, Vigor d10
Skills: Athletics d6, Fighting d4, Notice d8
Pace: 14; Parry: 4; Toughness: 9
Special Abilities:
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• Fleet Footed: d12 running die, ignore
movement penalties for Difficult
Terrain.
• Kick: Str+d4.
• Rider Empathy: Elves gain +2 to
Riding rolls on an elven horse.
• Size 2: Elven horses weigh between
600 and 800 pounds.
INSPIRED
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d12, Spirit
d12, Strength d6, Vigor d6
Skills: Athletics d4, Common Knowledge
d6, Notice d4, Fighting d6, Intimidation
d6+2, Occult d8, Persuasion d10, Psionics
d10, Stealth d4, Taunt d10
Pace: 6; Parry: 5; Toughness: 5
Edges: Arcane Background (Psion), Aris-
tocrat, Charismatic, Deceptive, Epic
Mastery, Menacing, Mentalist, Planar
Mastery.
Powers: Boost Trait, bolt, burst, confusion,
darksight, deflection, fear, healing (self only),
mind link, mind reading, protection, puppet,
stun, telekinesis. Power Points: 20.
Gear: Crysteel dagger (Str+1d4+1)
Special Abilities:
• Dual Mind: An Inspired may reroll an
opposed Psionics roll.
• Profane Gift: Inspired gain an addi-
tional +2 to Persuasion rolls and Tests
based on Smarts- or Spirit-linked
skills.
• Quori Abilities: An Inspired gains full
use of all of its quori spirit’s powers,
including Innate Powers.
• Reduced Sleep: Inspired only need
4 hours of sleep per day. During this
time, the quori spirit returns to Dal
Quor.
• Resist Exorcism: The quori spirit
possessing an Inspired can be dis-
missed with the exorcism power. With
a successful exorcism, the quori spirit is
sent back to Dal Quor for 10 minutes
and an additional 10 minutes for each

raise. At the end of this duration, the
quori spirit can regain possession of
the human vessel.
EMPTY VESSEL
• Socially Adept: An empty vessel has
the Charismatic, Deceptive, and Men-
acing Edges. Through their strong
presence and psychic subtleties, they
are adept at influencing others.
• Cosmic Awareness: An empty vessel
adds Occult as a core skill and has the
Planar Mastery Edge.
• Naturally Psionic: An empty vessel
adds Psionics as a core skill.
KARRNATHI SKELETON
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d6, Spirit d6,
Strength d10, Vigor d6
Skills: Athletics d4, Fighting d8, Intimida-
tion d6, Notice d6, Stealth d4
Pace: 4; Parry: 6; Toughness: 11 (4)
Edges: Ambidextrous, Two-Fisted.
Gear: Scimitar x 2 (Str+d8), masterwork
breastplate (+4, torso)
Special Abilities:
• Bony Claws: Str+d4.
• Darkvision: Karrnathi skeletons
ignore all Illumination penalties and
up to 2 points of penalties from invis-
ibility or similar powers within 10” (20
yards) distant.
• Fearless: Skeletons are immune to
Fear and Intimidation.
• Undead: +2 Toughness; +2 to recover
from being Shaken; Called Shots do
no extra damage.
Karrnathi Skeleton Archer: Shooting
d8, Marksman, composite bow (Range
12/24/48, Damage Str+d6), 24 arrows.
KARRNATHI ZOMBIE
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d6, Spirit d6,
Strength d10, Vigor d10
Skills: Athletics d4, Fighting d8, Intimida-
tion d6, Notice d4, Stealth d4
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Pace: 4; Parry: 5 or 6 (shield); Toughness:
13 (4)
Gear: Masterwork long sword (Str+d8, AP
1), breastplate (+4, torso), light shield.
Special Abilities:
• Darkvision: Karrnathi zombies
ignore all Illumination penalties and
up to 2 points of penalties from invis-
ibility or similar powers within 10” (20
yards) distant.
• Fearless: Karrnathi undead are
immune to Fear and Intimidation.
• Undead: Add +2 to Toughness and
Spirit rolls to recover from being
Shaken, ignore additional damage
from Called Shots, don’t breathe or
eat and are immune to disease and
poison.
Karrnathi Zombie Archer: Shooting
d8, Marksman, Composite bow (Range
15/30/60, Damage Str+d6), 24 arrows.
LIVING SPELL
A “living spell” is an ability applied to an
arcane or divine power effect (or in some
cases, a group of power effects) instead
of a creature, turning the power into a
living entity. The characteristics of a living
spell are determined by the nature of the
spell(s), including the rank of the powers.
The ability can be applied to any powers
that uses a Blast or Cone Template.
Special Abilities:
• Engulf: Living spells can move over
targets to engulf them. Victims who
fail an Agility roll are engulfed and
subject to the power’s effects each
round on the living spell’s turn.
Engulfed targets are considered to be
Grappled.
• Fearless: Immune to Fear and
Intimidation.
• Flight: Living spells have a Flying Pace
of 4”.
• Mindless: Immune to mind-af-
fecting powers.
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• Ooze: Ignores invisibility and all Illumi-
nation penalties; immune to poison,
paralysis, slumber, Stun, blind, Intim-
idation, Taunt, puppet; doesn’t sleep.
• Slam: Str+power.
• Size: Living spells vary in sizes. The
size is based on the template size of
the power’s effect as indicated in the
table below.
AREA EFFECT LIVING
TEMPLATE SPELL’S SIZE
Small Blast Template Size 4
Medium Blast, Cone, Size 6
or Stream Template
Large Blast Template Size 8
• Small Blast Template: Size 4 (Scale
Modifier +2, Strength d12+1, Tough-
ness +4).
• Medium Blast, Cone, or Stream Tem-
plate: Size 6 (Large (+1 Wound), Scale
Modifier +2, Strength d12+3, Tough-
ness +6).
• Large Blast Template: Size 8 (Huge (+2
Wounds), Scale Modifier +4, Strength
d12+5, Toughness +8).
LIVING BURNING HANDS
A living burning hands is based on the
burst power using a Cone Template.
Attributes: Agility d4, Smarts d4 (A), Spirit
d4, Strength d12+3, Vigor d6
Skills: Fighting d4
Pace: 4; Parry: 4; Toughness: 11
Special Abilities:
• Engulf: Living burning hands can
move over targets to engulf them.
Victims who fail an Agility roll are
engulfed and subject to the burst
power with a fire trapping (2d6
damage; fire) each round on the living
burning hands’ turn. Engulfed targets
are considered to be Grappled.
• Fearless: Immune to Fear and
Intimidation.
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• Flight: Living spells have a Flying Pace
of 4”.
• Mindless: Immune to mind-affecting
powers.
• Ooze: Ignores invisibility and all Illu-
mination penalties; immune to
poison, paralysis, slumber, Stun, blind,
Intimidation, Taunt, puppet, and any
attempts to manipulate it with abili-
ties that Test its Smarts; doesn’t sleep.
• Size 6: Living burning hands are about
24’ in diameter, covering an area
equal to a Medium Blast Template.
They have a Scale Modifier of +2, +6
Toughness, and can take one Wound
before becoming Incapacitated.
• Slam: Str+2d6 (fire).
LIVING CLOUDKILL
A living cloudkill is based on the damage
field power with a cloud trapping and
the Area of Effect, Damage, and Shroud
Modifiers.
Attributes: Agility d4, Smarts d4 (A), Spirit
d4, Strength d12+3, Vigor d6
Skills: Fighting d4
Pace: 4; Parry: 4; Toughness: 11
Special Abilities:
• Engulf: Living cloudkill can move
over targets to engulf them. Victims
who fail an Agility roll are engulfed
and subject to the damage field power
with a poison trapping (2d4 damage;
poison) each round on the living
cloudkill’s turn. Engulfed targets are
considered to be Grappled.
• Fearless: Immune to Fear and
Intimidation.
• Flight: Living spells have a Flying Pace
of 4”.
• Mindless: Immune to mind-affecting
powers.
• Ooze: Ignores invisibility and all Illumi-
nation penalties; immune to poison,
paralysis, slumber, Stun, blind, Intim-
idation, Taunt, puppet; doesn’t sleep.

• Size 6: Living cloudkills are about 24’
in diameter, covering an area equal
to a Medium Blast Template. They
have a Scale Modifier of +2, +6 Tough-
ness, and can take one Wound before
becoming Incapacitated.
• Slam: Str+2d4 (poison).
MAGEBRED ANIMALS
A magebred animal gains the following
abilities.
• Armor: Magebred animals have
thicker hides or skins that grants them
+1 Armor.
• Excellent Learner: A magebred
animal is easier to train and handle.
Anyone using an Intimidation or Per-
suasion roll to instruct a magebred
animal adds +2 to the roll. If they are
able to speak to the magebred animal,
the bonus is +4.
• Increased Natural Attack: Natural
attack damage increases by one die
type.
• Intelligence: Magebred animals are of
higher intelligence than their normal
counterparts. They have a minimum
of d6 (A) Smarts.
• Physical Specimen: Magebred ani-
mals increase either their Agility,
Strength, or Vigor by 2 die types. The
other two are increased by 1 die type.
• Special Breed: A magebred animal
gains one of the following special
abilities.
◦ Swift Breed: The animal has the
Fleet-Footed Edge.
◦ Thick-Skinned Breed: The ani-
mal’s Armor increases by an
additional +1.
◦ Tracking Breed: The animal
gains a +2 to Survival rolls when
tracking prey.
• Talent: Magebred animals gain one
of the following Special Abilities or
Edges: Alertness, Brawny, Frenzy.
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MAGEBRED HORSE
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d6 (A),
Spirit d6, Strength d12+2, Vigor d10
Skills: Athletics d8, Fighting d4, Notice d6
Pace: 14; Parry: 4; Toughness: 13 (2)
Edges: Fleet-Footed, Brawny.
Special Abilities:
• Armor: +1
• Excellent Learner: A magebred
animal is easier to train and handle.
Anyone using an Intimidation or Per-
suasion roll to instruct a magebred
animal adds +2 to the roll. If they are
able to speak to the magebred animal,
the bonus is +4.
• Kick: Str+d6, to the front or rear as
desired.
• Size 3: Typical quarter horse of about
1,000 lbs.
• Thick-Skinned Breed: Additional +1
Armor.
QUORI
All quori have the following special
abilities.
• Arcane Resistance: Quori have the
Arcane Resistance Edge.
• Darksight: Quori can see in complete
darkness.
• Environmental Resistance (Acid): +4
resistance / −4 damage from acid or
acid-based effects.
• Environmental Resistance (Cold): +4
resistance / −4 damage from cold or
ice-based effects.
• Environmental Resistance (Heat): +4
resistance / −4 damage from heat or
fire-based effects.
• Fearless: Quori are immune to Fear
and Intimidation.
• Immunities: Quori cannot be
affected by slumber.
• Innate Powers: Major mind link, major
teleport (Greater Teleport, self only).
• Invade Dreams: A quori on Dal
Quor can use mind link to
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communicate with a creature on
another plane through its dreams.
During this connection, it can change
its appearance to any living creature
it desires as if using disguise or shape
change. It can also use the nightmares
power with any dreaming creature
while on Dal Quor.
• Possession: A quori can possess any
willing human in sight as an action.
The human vessel cannot be pro-
tected by any form of protection from
supernatural evil. First, the quori
spirit must depart its physical body
on Dal Quor and become an ethereal
spirit on the Ethereal Plane. The body
remains in a state of suspended ani-
mation and is vulnerable to physical
attacks and environmental damage. If
the quori body is destroyed, the quori
spirit dies with it. Casting dispel on the
quori body returns the quori spirit to
it. During possession, the quori spirit
is in complete control and has access
to all the human’s thoughts and mem-
ories. Physically harming the human
vessel does not harm the quori. If the
human vessel dies, the quori returns
to the Ethereal Plane and can attempt
another possession. The quori spirit
can use its powers while possessing
a human vessel. It can also use the
higher of its or the human vessel’s
Smarts and Spirit attributes and
combine its skills with the human
vessel’s skills. While possessed, the
human vessel gains an additional +2
to Persuasion rolls and Tests based on
Smarts- or Spirit-linked skills. Suc-
cessfully casting the exorcism power on
the possessed body as a ritual sends
the quori spirit back to Dal Quor.
TSUCORA QUORI
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d12, Spirit
d12, Strength d12, Vigor d12
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Skills: Athletics d4, Common Knowledge
d10, Fighting d6, Intimidation d12, Notice
d12+1, Occult d10, Persuasion d12, Psion-
ics d12, Stealth d10, Survival d6
Pace: 8; Parry: 5; Toughness: 10 (2)
Edges: Ambidextrous, Arcane Background
(Psion), Arcane Resistance, Mentalist,
Planar Mastery, Quick, Two-Fisted.
Powers: boost Notice (scent), fear, mind link,
disguise (limitation: during mind link only),
nightmares, puppet, protection, teleport (self
only), telekinesis. Power Points: 30.
Special Abilities:
• Additional Actions: Tsucora quori
ignore 2 points of Multi-Action pen-
alties each turn.
• Armor +2: Covered in plates of black
chitin.
• Claws: Str+1d4.
• Darksight: Quori can see in complete
darkness.
• Environmental Resistance (Acid): +4
resistance / −4 damage from acid or
acid-based effects.
• Environmental Resistance (Cold): +4
resistance / −4 damage from cold or
ice-based effects.
• Environmental Resistance (Heat): +4
resistance / −4 damage from heat or
fire-based effects.
• Fearless: Quori are immune to Fear
and Intimidation.
• Immunities: Quori cannot be
affected by slumber.
• Innate Powers: Major mind link, major
teleport (Greater Teleport, self only).
• Invade Dreams: A quori on Dal Quor
can use mind link to communicate with
a creature on another plane through
its dreams. During this connection,
it can change its appearance to any
living creature it desires as if using dis-
guise or shape change. It can also use the
nightmares power with any dreaming
creature while on Dal Quor.

• All-Around Vision: A tsucora quori
has dozens of eyes covering its body.
It ignores one point of Gang Up
bonuses, adds +2 to Notice rolls to
resist attacks from Stealth, and cannot
be the target of a Sneak Attack.
• Pincers: Str+d8.
• Possession: A quori can possess any
willing human in sight as an action.
The human vessel cannot be pro-
tected by any form of protection from
supernatural evil. First, the quori
spirit must depart its physical body
on Dal Quor and become an ethereal
spirit on the Ethereal Plane. The body
remains in a state of suspended ani-
mation and is vulnerable to physical
attacks and environmental damage. If
the quori body is destroyed, the quori
spirit dies with it. Casting dispel on the
quori body returns the quori spirit to
it. During possession, the quori spirit
is in complete control and has access
to all the human’s thoughts and mem-
ories. Physically harming the human
vessel does not harm the quori. If the
human vessel dies, the quori returns
to the Ethereal Plane and can attempt
another possession. The quori spirit
can use its powers while possessing
a human vessel. It can also use the
higher of its or the human vessel’s
Smarts and Spirit attributes and
combine its skills with the human
vessel’s skills. While possessed, the
human vessel gains an additional +2
to Persuasion rolls and Tests based on
Smarts- or Spirit-linked skills. Suc-
cessfully casting the exorcism power
on the possessed body as a ritual sends
the quori spirit back to Dal Quor.
• Sting: Str+d4.
• Terrifying Sting: If a tsucora quori
successfully wounds a creature with
its sting, it can automatically activate
the fear power against it.
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RAKSHASA, ZAKYA
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d8, Spirit d8,
Strength d12+1, Vigor d12+1
Skills: Athletics d10, Common Knowledge
d8, Fighting d10, Intimidation d10, Notice
d10, Persuasion d10
Pace: 7; Parry: 9; Toughness: 13 (5)
Gear: Scale mail (+3), +1 Fighting bastard
sword (Str+d8), large shield (Parry +2,
Cover −4)
Edges: Improved Arcane Resistance, Sav-
agery, Sweep.
Special Abilities:
• Additional Action: Zakya Rakshasa
have fast reflexes allowing them to
ignore 2 points of Multi-Action pen-
alties each turn.
• Armor +2: Enchanted skin.
• Claws: Str+d4.
• Darkvision: Zakya Rakshasa can see
in Pitch Darkness up to 10” (20 yards),
ignoring all Illumination penalties
and up to 2 points of penalties from
invisibility or similar powers.
• Innate Powers: Minor bolt (touch),
major boost Trait, major disguise (self
only), major mind reading.
• Master of Disguise: Zakya are espe-
cially adept at deception. Others
attempting a Notice roll to see through
their disguise spells suffer a −4 penalty
(−6 with a raise on their casting roll).
SYMBIONTS
The magic item properties and host ben-
efits for each symbiont are detailed in
Magic Items under Symbionts.
• Symbiont Awareness: A symbiont
attached to a host acts on the same
initiative as the host. It is aware of
anything the host is.
• Symbiont Defenses: Instead of attack-
ing the host, attackers can make a
Called Shot to attack the symbiont
as an object if it is grafted to a
visible part of the host’s body.
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Its Size and Toughness modifiers still
apply. Attacking the symbiont in this
way still triggers Edges that the host
has, such as Counterattack, as though
the attack was against the host.
Attacks against the host do not hurt
the symbiont.
• Shared Powers: Any powers acti-
vated by the host that normally affect
only the host can affect the symbiont
instead. The symbiont can do the
same for the host with any powers it
has as well. The host and symbiont
are also able to share powers known.
Powers targeted on one do not affect
the other, even if activated by a
third-party.
• Telepathy: A symbiont can communi-
cate telepathically with its host.
LIVING BREASTPLATE
Attributes: Agility d4, Smarts d6, Spirit
d10, Strength d4, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d4, Notice d4, Stealth d4
Pace: 1; Parry: 2; Toughness: 7 (4)
Edges: Hard to Kill.
Special Abilities:
• Aberration: Aberrations are vulnera-
ble to weapons made of byeshk.
• Armor +4
• Size –3 (Very Small): A living breast-
plate has a Scale Modifier of –4 and a
Toughness modifier of –3.
• Symbiont: Acts on the same initiative
as the host. Aware of anything the host
is. Attackers can make Called Shots to
attack an attached symbiont, trigger-
ing host Edges such as Counterattack.
Can choose to have powers it uses on
itself affect the host as well. Powers
that either the host or the symbiont
cast on themselves can affect the other
instead. Communicates telepathically
with its host.
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• Weakness (Byeshk): Weapons made of
byeshk inflict an additional +4 damage
to aberrations.
TENTACLE WHIP
Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d4, Spirit
d6, Strength d6, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d4, Fighting d6, Stealth d10
Pace: 4; Parry: 5; Toughness: 3
Special Abilities:
• Aberration: Aberrations are vulnera-
ble to weapons made of byeshk.
• Blindsense: Can ignore invisibility,
illusion, and all Illumination penalties.
• Improved Attack: +2 bonus on attack
rolls to Disarm an opponent. No pen-
alty when used with off hand.
• Poison (–2): Mild (see Hazards in
Savage Worlds).
• Size –3 (Very Small): Scale Modifier of
–4 and a Toughness modifier of –3.
• Sting: Str+d4; Poison; Reach 2; with a
raise on the attack roll, the victim is
Vulnerable until his next action.
• Symbiont: Acts on the same initiative
as the host. Aware of anything the host
is. Attackers can make Called Shots to
attack an attached symbiont, trigger-
ing host Edges such as Counterattack.
Can choose to have powers it uses on
itself affect the host as well. Powers
that either the host or the symbiont
cast on themselves can affect the other
instead. Communicates telepathically
with its host.
• Weakness (Byeshk): Weapons made of
byeshk inflict an additional +4 damage
to aberrations.
TONGUEWORM
Attributes: Agility d12, Smarts d4, Spirit
d6, Strength d4, Vigor d6
Skills: Fighting d6, Stealth d12
Pace: 3; Parry: 5; Toughness: 2
Special Abilities:
• Aberration: Aberrations are vulnera-
ble to weapons made of byeshk.

• Blindsense: Can ignore invisibility,
illusion, and all Illumination penalties.
• Poison: Paralyzing (see Hazards in
Savage Worlds).
• Size –3 (Very Small): Scale Modifier of
–4 and a Toughness modifier of –3.
• Sting: Str+d4; Poison.
• Symbiont: Acts on the same initiative
as the host. Aware of anything the host
is. Attackers can make Called Shots to
attack an attached symbiont, trigger-
ing host Edges such as Counterattack.
Can choose to have powers it uses on
itself affect the host as well. Powers
that either the host or the symbiont
cast on themselves can affect the other
instead. Communicates telepathically
with its host.
• Weakness (Byeshk): Weapons made of
byeshk inflict an additional +4 damage
to aberrations.
UNDYING COUNCILOR
Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d12+1, Spirit
d12+2, Strength d12+3, Vigor d12+1
Skills: Academics d12+1, Athletics d4,
Common Knowledge d12+1, Faith d12+1,
Fighting d8, Notice d12+1, Persuasion d4,
Stealth d4, Survival d6
Pace: 6; Parry: 6; Toughness: 13 (3)
Edges: Arcane Background (Miracles),
Concentration, Epic Mastery, Improved
Arcane Resistance, Holy Warrior.
Powers: Banish, barrier, boost/lower Trait,
damage field, detect/conceal arcana, dispel,
drain power points, growth/shrink, havoc,
healing, smite. Power Points: 40.
Special Abilities:
• Armor +3
• Darkvision: Deathless ignore all Illu-
mination penalties and up to 2 points
of penalties from invisibility or similar
powers within 10” (20 yards) distant.
• Deathless: Darkvision; add +2 to
Toughness and Spirit rolls to recover
from being Shaken, ignore additional
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damage from Called Shots, ignore
1 point of Wound penalties, don’t
breathe or eat and are immune to
disease and poison, don’t Bleed Out,
and can only be healed with magical
healing; healed by positive energy;
harmed by negative energy; vulnera-
ble to weapons made of targath which
inflict an additional +4 damage to
deathless beings.
• Cleansing: An evil creature hit by an
undying councilor’s slam attack also
suffers the effects of the undying
councilor’s curse Innate Power.
• Innate Powers: Major banish, major
boost/lower Trait, major curse, major
dispel (touch), major plane shift (self
only), major puppet, major scrying
(Group Sight).
• Slam: Str+1d8.
• Weakness (Targath): Weapons made
of targath inflict an additional +4
damage to deathless beings.
UNDYING SOLDIER
Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d6, Spirit d8,
Strength d8, Vigor d8
Skills: Athletics d6, Common Knowledge
d4, Fighting d6, Notice d8, Persuasion d4,
Stealth d4
Pace: 6; Parry: 7; Toughness: 12 (+4)
Gear: Masterwork corselet (+4), master-
work greaves (+4 legs), masterwork heavy
helm (+4 head), masterwork large shield
(Parry +2), masterwork shortspear (Range
3/6/12; Str+d6), masterwork vambraces
(+4 arms)
Edges: Savagery, Sweep.
Special Abilities:
• Darkvision: Deathless ignore all Illu-
mination penalties and up to 2 points
of penalties from invisibility or similar
powers within 10” (20 yards) distant.
• Deathless: Darkvision; add +2 to
Toughness and Spirit rolls to
recover from being Shaken,
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ignore additional damage from Called • Environmental Resistance (Electric-
Shots, ignore 1 point of Wound pen- ity): +4 resistance / −4 damage from
alties, don’t breathe or eat and are electricity or lightning-based effects.
immune to disease and poison, don’t • Environmental Resistance (Heat): +4
Bleed Out, and can only be healed resistance / −4 damage from heat or
with magical healing; healed by pos- fire-based effects.
itive energy; harmed by negative • Environmental Resistance (Sonic):
energy; vulnerable to weapons made +4 resistance / −4 damage from sound
of targath which inflict an additional or sonic-based effects.
+4 damage to deathless beings. • Knockback: A successful attack causes
• Smite: Once per day, an undying the target to fly backwards 1d4”, plus
soldier can apply the smite power to 1d4” for each raise on the attack roll,
one of its Fighting attacks against evil and an additional +1d6 damage if it
creatures. hits a large solid object.
• Weakness (Targath): Weapons made • Size 4 (Large): Warforged titans have
of targath inflict an additional +4 a Scale Modifier of +2 and a Toughness
damage to deathless beings. modifier of +4. They also have a Reach
of 1 and can take one Wound before
WARFORGED TITAN Incapacitated.
Attributes: Agility d4, Smarts d4, Spirit d6, • Swat: Ignores up to 4 points of Scale
Strength d12+3, Vigor d12 penalties when attacking creatures
Skills: Athletics d4, Fighting d10, Notice smaller than itself.
d4, Stealth d4 • Trample: Str+d8.
Pace: 10; Parry: 7; Toughness: 16 (4)
Gear: Axe (Str+d10), maul (Str+d10; AP 2;
Two Hands, +2 damage to break objects)
Edges: Savagery, Sweep.
Special Abilities:
• Armor +4
• Construct: Warforged titans add +2
to recover from being Shaken, ignore
1 point of Wound penalties, do not
breathe, and are immune to poison
or disease.
• Darkvision: Warforged Titans ignore
all Illumination penalties and up to 2
points of penalties from invisibility or
similar powers within 10” (20 yards)
distant.
• Endurance: +2 to Soak rolls.
• Environmental Resistance (Acid): +4
resistance / −4 damage from acid or
acid-based effects.
• Environmental Resistance (Cold): +4
resistance / −4 damage from cold or
ice-based effects.

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INDEX
A Domains 34–37 Druid 37
Aberrant Mark 15 Artifice 34 Power 22
Ancestries 11–14 Charm 34 Professional 23
Changeling 11 Community Psion 39
Dwarf 12 (Commerce) 35 Soulknife 41
Elf 12 Death (Decay, Evil, Weird 23
Gnome 12 Necromancer) 35 Wizard 42
Half-Elf 13 Destruction (Chaos, Edge Summaries 25
Halfling 12 Madness, Passion) 35 Elemental Vessels 32
Half-Orc 13 Elemental (Air, Earth, Enchantments 51–53
Human 13 Fire, Water) 35
Expeditious Messenger 94
Kalashtar 13 Exorcism 36
Life (Deathless, Feast, F
Shifter 13 Faiths & Domains
Healing) 36
Warforged 14 (Table) 35
Magic 36
Arcane Backgrounds 33–41 Final Messenger 61
Meditation 36
Artificer 33 Furtive Filcher 94
Nature (Animal, Plant,
Bard 34
Cleric 34
Weather) 36 G
Protection (Good, Law, Gear 27
Druid 37 Strength) 36 Clothing 27
Magewright 76 Shadow 36 Documents 28
Psion 39 Sun 36 Tools And Skill Kits 27
Sorcerer 39 Travel 37
Soulknife 40 H
Trickery (Luck) 37 Hag, Dusk 93
Warlock/Witch 41 War 37
Wizard 41 Homunculus 94–95
Dragonmark Abilities Horrid Animals 95
Arcane Devices 42 (Table) 21
Armor 31 Horrid Ape 95
Dragonmark (Least,
Armor Qualities. Horrid Rat 96
Lesser, Greater) 19–20
See Enchantments Horse, Valenar Riding 96
Dragonshard Items 53–60
Artifacts 66 Eberron Shard Items 58 I
Artificer 17, 22, 33 Greater Dragonshard Inspired 96
Ascendant Councilor 90 Focus Items 53–57 Empty Vessel 97
C Khyber Shard Items 59 Intelligent Items 68–71
Carcass Crab 91 Quori Embedded Iron Defender 95
Shards 57 K
D Siberys Shard Items 53
Dedicated Wright 94 Karrnathi Skeleton 97
Dragonshards 29, 42 Karrnathi Zombie 97
Dinosaurs 92
Clawfoot 92 E L
Fastieth 92 Edges 15 Languages (Table) 16
Glidewing 92 Artificer 34 Living Burning Hands 98
Dolgaunt 92 Background 15 Living Cloudkill 98
Dolgrim 93 Cleric 34 Living Spell 97–99
Combat 22
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M Royal Scion 84 Skills 15
Magebred Animals 99 Silver Flame Priest 74 Crafting (Smarts) 15
Magebred Horse 99 Warden of the Wood 84 Driving (Agility) 15
Magewright 75, 76 Wayfinder Explorer 86 Imbuing (Smarts) 15
Melee Weapons 31
P Language (Smarts) 15
O Planar Magic Effects 46 Piloting (Agility) 15
Organizations 73–86 Planes of Existence 45–49 Special Abilities 89–90
Artificer of the Daanvi, the Aberration 89
Twelve 84 Perfect Order 47
Aurum Concordian 73 Blindsight 89
Dal Quor, the Region of
Blood of Vol Priest 73 Dreams 47 Deathless 89
Chamber Observer 74 Dolurrh, the Realm of Engulf 89
Demise 83 the Dead 47 Living Construct 90
Dragon Below Cultist 75 Fernia, the Sea of Fire 47 Special Materials 28–30
Dreaming Dark Spy 80 Irian, the Eternal Day 48 Special Substances
Emerald Claw Kythri, the and Items 31
Soldier 84 Churning Chaos 48 Spellcasting
Gatekeeper Initiate 81 Lammania, the Twilight Services 42–43
Halas Martain 85 Forest 48 Symbionts 65, 101
House Cannith Mabar, the
Living
Magewright 75 Endless Night 48
Breastplate 65, 102
House Deneith Sentinel Risia, the Plain of Ice 48
Tentacle Whip 65, 102
Marshal 75 Shavarath, the
House Ghallanda Battleground 49 Tongueworm
Innkeeper 76 Syrania, the 65, 102–103
House Jorasco Healer 76 Azure Sky 49 T
House Kundarak Thelanis, the Traditional Magic
Banker 77 Faerie Court 49 Items 63–65
House Lyrandar Xoriat, the Realm of
Windwright 77 Madness 49 U
House Medani Sentry 77 Powers 43–45 Undying Councilor 103
House Orien Courier 78 Prepared Powers 42 Undying Soldier 103
House Phiarlan Pseudonatural W
Entertainer/Spy 78 Creatures 64 Warforged
House Sivis Scribe 79 Q Components 60–63
House Tharashk Bounty Quori 99–101 Artifact Components 63
Hunter 79 Tsucora Quori 100 Basic
House Thuranni Components 60–62
Assassin 80 R
Rakshasa, Zakya 101 Docent
House Vadalis
Handler 80 Ranged Weapons 31 Components 62–63
Library Clerk 82 Ritual Magic 42–43 Warforged Titan 104
Lords of Dust S Weapon Qualities.
Member 82 Shield Qualities. See Enchantments
Morgrave See Enchantments Wondrous
Professor 83 Siberys Dragonmark 24 Locations 66–68
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EXPERIENCE EBERRON
LIKE NEVER BEFORE!
Eberron for Savage Worlds brings the cinematic “Fast! Furious! Fun!” action of the
Savage Worlds roleplaying game to Khorvaire and the lands beyond, giving you
the tools to create fantastic tales of adventure and intrigue!
Adapted from the original Eberron Campaign Setting for Dungeons & Dragons v3.5,
this book is bursting with rules and options to help you explore Eberron using
the Savage Worlds rules.
Within these pages you’ll find the following:

• Foreword, written by Eberron creator Keith Baker.

• Ancestries, including the original Dungeons & Dragons v3.5 core ancestries
as well as ancestries introduced in the Eberron Campaign Setting.
• Edges to build and advance characters with options that enhance natural
abilities, bestow dragonmarks, strengthen magical and psionic talents, or
increase combat prowess.
• Vehicles and Gear to help your adventurers get the job done.
• Arcane Backgrounds that let you infuse raw magic into objects as an
artificer or harness psychic energy as a psion or soulknife.
• Magic Items and Artifacts unique to Eberron for adventurers to seek,
wield, or even destroy if necessary.
• Denizens of the world to challenge—or assist—the adventurers on
their journeys.
This book requires the Savage Worlds Core Rules and the Savage Worlds Fantasy Companion with some
additional content referenced from the Savage Worlds Horror Companion. Access to an original Eberron
campaign sourcebook is also required for setting lore. The Eberron Campaign Setting is recommended,
but any campaign sourcebook can be used.
Eberron for Savage Worlds is unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Fan Content Policy. Not
approved/endorsed by Wizards. Portions of the materials used are property of Wizards of the Coast.
©Wizards of the Coast LLC.