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Very valid points, although in my case I was more concerned with potential island domains taken from prime material worlds that include so little land as to be but a mere city surrounded by mists. A problem solved by adding a little bit of meat around the bone so to speak and putting in more land ar...

False memories, like em' or not, are almost a necessity for the transplanted domains (that is those that were taken from other, pre-existing worlds as is ). Although explaining the effect on people of the sudden realization of living on a tiny island when, before the arrival in the demiplane, the ci...

Myself, I'm waiting for some stats on were-penguins.

There's something unsettling about those birds...

Zombies in any flavor/format of D&D/RPG being so weak and over used, a doomed soul like Simon Garth just doesn't seem all that special. I suppose when compared to the all powerful vampires and liches, it can't really be helped. Perhaps as a lower level adventure hook, the wandering zombie could ...

Maybe it's just me, but I always enjoyed Marvel's Tales of the Zombie with its wandering zombie who'd end up controlled by all sorts of people and being used for all sorts of purposes, only to sometimes go against his master's wish and even flat out turning against him/her when loved ones are in dan...

La Parka kicking Strahd's butt? I'd pay to see someone write an actual module around that premise.

Hard to believe I'd come across something I wrote over ten years ago... Time does fly doesn't it? I admit that I feel a little embarassed about the simplicity of my pseudo-gazateer - and pretty much everything else I wrote for the Ravenloft mailing list... If I were to revise my work, I'd keep the b...