Wayfinder's Guide to Eberron

CHAPTER 2 | THE MAGICAL ECONOMY 45

can only be used once per day. House Jorasco is
also the primary source of healing potions; the
quantity and quality available will depend on the
size of the healing house.
House Jorasco demands payment before it
renders any service. The Church of the Silver
Flame and priests of Boldrei often maintain
charitable clinics, but most of these facilities only
provide mundane healing.
Resurrection is possible in Eberron, but it’s
rare. House Jorasco has a handful of altars
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Dragonmark of Healing and 5,000 gp worth
of dragonshards can use one of these altars to
perform raise dead. Beyond this, there’s a few
divine healers with the power to raise the dead.
But no one uses this power lightly. Regardless
of the method used, it’s hard to pull someone
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with each day that passes after death. Opening
a channel to Dolurrh can potentially result in a
malevolent spirit taking possession of the body;

in a general release of hostile ghosts; or even a

marut inevitable manifesting and attacking the

spellcaster. All of which means that resurrection

is possible for player characters and exceptional

NPCs, but it’s not a reliable service for the

general public. Most of the time, when someone

dies, they stay dead.

TRANSPORTATION

All the standard modes of transportation can be

found in Khorvaire. People use boats, barges,

horses, coaches, and more. If something moves

over land it’s likely run or licensed by House

Orien. If it moves along the water or through

the air, it’s likely connected to House Lyrandar.

Both houses license independent agents, so the

captain of a mundane galleon won’t necessarily

be a Lyrandar heir, but the Lyrandar seal on

a licensed ship assures you of the quality of the

vessel and its crew. Eberron also features some

unique modes of transport.