Dungeons & Dragons Eberron: Rising from the Last War — Campaign Setting & Adventure

Explore a world where magic powers invention and danger hides in every corner

In Eberron: Rising from the Last War, you will discover a campaign setting that blends magecraft with war-scarred politics, pulpy intrigue, and swashbuckling action. The book invites players and Dungeon Masters to step into a city of glass, brass, and rumor, where airships drift above a landscape shaped by conflict and possibility. Expect a sense of cinematic tension, from the glow of arcane sigils to the grind of gears in an invention-laden marketplace.

From the glittering spires of Sharn to the misty expanse of the Mournland, the material invites exploration, daring escapes, and dramatic twists. The atmosphere leans noir and adventurous, offering both mystery and momentum. The content is designed to be table-ready, yet flexible enough to grow with your personal campaign style, whether you are crafting a tight mystery or a sprawling saga.

What you will find at your table

This sourcebook delivers a practical toolkit for running Dungeons & Dragons in a war-torn land where magic intersects with technology. It provides easy-to-use locations, richly drawn settings, and maps that bring floating castles, towering skylines, and other iconic sites to your sessions. It also helps you weave tone, pace, and stakes into your adventures without sacrificing player agency.

• War-torn setting with magic-fueled technology, offering a distinct mood for sessions
• Detailed locations and maps of floating structures, skyscrapers, and other landmarks
• Sharn as a bustling hub for intrigue and cross-cultural storytelling
• A perilous journey into the Mournland, a mist-cloaked land shaped by ancient magic

New play options and character depth

The book expands character options and party coordination with several innovative tools. You will find an official new class to enhance play, a group patron mechanic that ties the party together, and a broad array of race and subrace choices, including dragonmarks that subtly alter abilities and roleplay opportunities.

• Artificer class to blend spellcraft with invention and item creation
• Group patron background to align the party around shared goals
• 16 new race/subrace options including dragonmarks for magical variety
• New monsters inspired by the eras of war and their lingering effects

Why this book fits diverse playstyles

Whether you prefer quick-start adventures or deep worldbuilding, this volume offers a flexible framework. Casual tables can jump into ready-made scenes, while experienced DMs can mine the setting for long-running arcs. The blend of noir mystery, airship spectacle, and magic-fueled invention gives you fresh storytelling material without promising outcomes, leaving room for player choice and table dynamics.

Think of it as a toolkit for crafting ambitious campaigns that feel both cinematic and personal. You will not find guaranteed results here, but you will find possibilities—ambiguous loyalties, high-stakes chases, and moments where a clever plan or bold fate could shift the narrative tide.