Café de Nuit

Okay, so I might as well outline the various stories here, using the above template to start.

Mister Fox

Lesson: Don't Sacrifice Morals for Greed
Details: Mister Fox is said to live at the House at the End of the White Road; when he is not hunting, that is where he dwells, and potential victims ...

As an aside, Horror's Harvest claims there are three "charming children's tales" in the setting called "101 Damnations," "Creeping Beauty," and "The Lady and the Vamp." Possible inspiration for ToT stories?

I'm considering sending my son's new group into the Tome of Terror, but I'm not relishing having to write each story from scratch. Apparently most or all of the stories are about the bogeymen from DTDL, but we don't get a basic plot for any of them. We know that most end in tragedy, or at least in ...

Thank you all for your feedback. The adventure hook is developing in a different direction, but this was helpful to get my juices flowing.

Igor the Henchman wrote: Fri Mar 22, 2024 4:36 pm If you want a shapechanging werewolf, why not simply use a wolfwere?

Well, regardless of whether it's a doppelganger, the adventure requires that someone have lycanthropy forced on them who didn't have it previously.

Okay, so I guess my question is, what makes a doppelganger immune to lycanthropy? I browsed the Dopp netbook and the Zherisia gaz and haven't seen an explanation.

I'm teasing an adventure idea, and it hinges on this question: what would happen to a doppelganger who drank an alchemical purgative that contained a curse of lycanthropy?

Obviously dopps are normally immune, but would they be immune via purgative as well? What are your thoughts?

Dusting this off for the backstory of my son's PC. It'll be interesting to see if he meets the Guardian in the Feywild.

I notice that there's no mention of a demilich in all this jazz - sorry, I don't have 5e yet, so I dunno, are demiliches not a thing in the new D&D? Or perhaps not Ravenlofty enough?

I mentioned a demilich. I think there's certainly a line to walk between the "beyond lich" version and the "failed ...

In the Dominia article, I had a member of Ward Zero who was driven mad by the El Koth Lodestone, and I planned to have some drug interactions that would enhance the spellcasting powers that resulted. It's not hard to see a cult growing around the stone itself, forcing people to touch the stone and ...

I really loved the operas, really adds more life to the land of mists.

As for the Dominia article, anyone think the psychic conduit in room 319 connects to Nosos? Cause it "releases rats and belches noxious fumes" which fits the 2e description of Nosos.

Wait, did it not say exactly where it went ...

Deepshadow has 95 % finished Dominia, but we could indeed have a near finished version for people to react to. What do you think Ron, Nathan and Deepshadow? I would love for that to happen, if Deepshadow is willing. I just don't know if there's enough time to button it all up for this year.

I'm ...

Background checks out. If this isn't the inspiration for Markov, then this goes down as one of the most bizarre coincidences that I've heard of, and I know some doozys.

My campaign takes place several years after the Gaz's, so I'm always looking for ways the world had moved on. Since we steered into Darkon, I've been wondering about the prospect of a great engineering project to redirect the Vuchar River so that it doesn't flow through Il Aluk. This would be a huge ...

Having gotten so much mileage out of "Yakov Ormoff," I'd love to see him in a compendium, along with Nightblood, whose return was the center of a campaign that never took off the ground. I agree with many of the others I'm hearing about here. Here's my personal picks:


1) Nightblood (lich-as-magic ...