A Brief History of the History of Eberron 

This is absurdly well done, written, and voiced and deserves far more exposure

I love it! As a DM this is awesome and Eberron is my favorite world!

You clearly have a proclivity to this. I'm certain if you continue to make Content like this consistently your channel will grow Like wildfire.

Watching this series for inspiration for my own world. Im going for a similar sort of “magical technology” type thing.

This is absolutely fantastic Pesh. I typically have a hard time paying attention to D&D lore videos even though I'm a weekly DM but this was amazing and immersive. Your editing and pacing with music was top notch. I'm DEFINITELY looking forward to more videos. :)

this is honestly one of the best Eberron videos i've seen, great job

best eberron channel in all of youtube

Great video! Never thought of the pirate queen Lhazzar as an "Adventurer", but great summary of the events of the setting :]

Thank you for this video. I pitched Eberron to my players for our new campaign and will share this video with them :)

Can you do a video on The Last War? I would love to have something to show my new players

I like it. It was informative. Not to long winded and not to short... Perfect in my book.

I appreciate that this is presented as myth. There is enough info to make it fact, but you could also pick what to convey, or to convey some facts as myth. Which still gives ample room for improv

Using this vid for a visual experience for the history of Eberron for my new Eberron campaign! Amazing work!

Really good overview thank you so much!

This is incredibly good, thank you so much, learned so much.

This is an awesome video that all Eberron players and GMs should watch.

I love listening to lore and have been looking for eberron lore with a nice narrator

Super dope!

This is amazing, vids are wellmade you should have more views. You tell tales epicly!!

Ooh! I really like some good Eberron Content! Good job!

Thank you. This is a really great overview!

Great video! I want to try dming eberron for my friend group and the book is too much info at once for me. This video really helped me to understand the world of eberron better and it will make it a lot easier for me to go through the books! Thank you!

This video is amazing. Please make more history of Eberron videos like this. Maybe some more in depth looks at the religions or races.

Dude that was awesome

Very useful for me as I'm about to take part in my first ever Eberron campaign tonight, and I know next to nothing outside what I've already read xD So this helps cement the world more in my mind. Would very much like to see more about it, Like delving into Cyre all up to the mourning and past it with the refugee's and their treatment. The Demon Wastes, all the other regions of Khorvaire and delving into the different Dragonmarks and the houses in more detail. Basically everything xD

Awesome

Amazing vid, still reading the source material but this is a great recap of what I've read so far!

This is fantastic, you have a new subscriber and I'll spread the word. Best regards from Iceland!

An amazing job!

Incredible video! I'm really hyped for your future content. My personal request would be a deep dive on Sarlona. History, politics, geography and current affairs (e.g. what are Riedra and Adar currently up to? Campaign ideas?)

For the Algorythm! For House Medani!

This is extremely helpful. My DM is about to run an Eberron campaign and your videos give me basic info that I need to know as a player, 😊thank you.

Fantastico

Running a sky pirates game right now. First adventure they need to go into the mournland and get their airship.

I've never thought to pronounce Xen'drik as a Chinese person would. Interesting.

Blood of Vol video!!!

I'm surprised RU-vid doesn't have a setting where one cannot comment unless they watch the entire video.

I’m running an Eberron campaign right now and my BBEG is The Lord of Blades. Can you do a video about his history?

This is so well done, but where are the Lizardfolk?

So, in Eberron dragons just chill on their continent undivided, with the strongest civilization on the planet?

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Fun fact: when the humans arrived on Kohvair they enslaved the goblins to help build their cities.