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That’s a bit close to Lemot Sedaim Juste, darklord of Scenea.

Yeah, I reported one where it added a link to an online casino in the quote of my post.

Just let the admin know.

Sam Witwer would be a good choice for Strahd.

Girlboss Tatyana turns down incel old man.

Ravenloft isn’t Call of Cthulhu or World of Darkness. The horror in those comes from the fact you realise you are insignificant in the scheme of things, in CoC, or you are the monster and the horror comes from how you deal with it, in games like Vampire, Mage or Werewolf.

Ravenloft is the world is ...

If Ravenloft was a setting with optimism, I’d say go ahead.

But Ravenloft isn’t.

But OR shouldn’t apply everytime. Members of the Van Richten Society, for example, shouldn’t have OR apply to them.

In Witchlight, I remember her having a secret room full of literal demon babies, which provided a clue that she's not entirely on the up-and-up, despite her "fairy queen" disguise.

I've yet to sit down to read Eve of Ruin. Just a quick perusal of that book made me want to close it and spare ...

She’s more heroic in Witchlight and Eve of Ruin.

Tasha is the main character’s patron.

The scattershot approach they’ve taken with Tasha is weird. They’ve tried to make her heroic, and quietly ignored the time she kept Gra’azt as a sex slave for 100 years.

You could also draw on things like the Red Room from Twin Peaks. A place where parts of the fractured psyche manifest to aid or hinder PCs.

This sounds a bit like Davison, a nightmare scape and pocket domain in the Nightmare Lands, but more fleshed out and with a more interesting dynamic than “man shares body with 3 others.”

If Venn isn’t the Darklord, who is?

Someone talked sh!t about Viktra Mordenheim in an unrelated thread that had nothing to do with LGBTQ or with 5e, when literally nobody asked, so now I have to defend her honour.

Personally Viktra is one of my favourite 'representation' changes in 5e lore, cause she feels like one that was ...

Changing Victor to Viktra is just dumb and shows that the new authors just don’t understand the source material at all.

Victor Mordenheim is Victor Frankenstein from Temu. The entire point of the Frankenstein story is man can not create life without woman. That it is against nature to create life ...

Greyhawk is sword and sorcery fantasy. Gritty and closer to Middle-Earth in magic and tone. It’s a setting about how a world can rebuild after the end.

The Forgotten Realms are high fantasy, lots of magic, lots of adventure and big clashes. It’s a world more suited to 5e than other worlds as it ...

I turned Tumbledown from the Gaz III into a halting ghetto outside Mordentshire when I ran 3rd Ed ages ago.