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Hi Everyone!

This has been a difficult month: immediately after the release of the Wayfinder's Guide to Eberron I received some terrible personal news. Most of this month has been spent dealing with the ongoing ramifications of this, and it's been difficult to focus on writing. I have been working on a series of wide magic posts as requested by the inner circle, but between limited time and writer's block these aren't ready for publication yet. So as with the Aurum, I find myself following inspiration when it strikes. Someone asked me about Shae Tirias Tolai, and I thought I'd share my answer with all of you. Hopefully it will be of use to some of you. 

More posts will be coming as time permits. I will also be at Dragon Con this weekend, and I'll be posting my schedule tomorrow. 

Thanks for your continuing support; I truly appreciate it. 

-Keith 

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Dragonmarks: The City of Silver and Bone

The fourth edition of Dungeons & Dragons introduced the concept of the Feyspires: cities that drift between the Faerie Court of Thelanis and the material world. Legends say that the giants of Xen'drik pillaged one of these mystical cities, stealing its treasures and taking its people as slaves.

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Thursday Garreau

I’m sorry to hear life has been hard, and I hope you can find some comfort soon.

B. Y.

It is always darkest before the dawn, Mr. Baker. I hope you may find the comforting light even the darkest and toughest of times.

Darrin Katzska

Take the time you need, Keith. Eberron will always be there! <3

Scott Mosquera

Hey Keith, sorry to hear you're going through a tough time :( I hope things improve for you soon.

MICHAEL J BENENSKY

Good post Keith, your blogs are verry informative and interesting. If you could, would you blog on how the halflings of the Talenta plains left and started the house Ghallanda. Same with house Jorasco. It is not a natural transition. I would like to know the series of events which radically changed their lifestyle.