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Nosferatu (2024). Willem Dafoe and Nicholas Hoult(?). A remake of the classic.

Le Vourdalak (2023). French Language movie. Haven't seen it as yet but the trailer just reeks of Ravenloft. Set in Balkan Europe in the early- mid 18thC. Seems to be an adaption of 'The Family of the Vourdalak' by author Count Tolstoy(not Leo Tolstoy). Further research into this revealed that there ...

Also meant to add that if you can get your hands on the Solomon Kane setting for Savage Worlds, it too provides an excellent resource. There is a variant magic system known as 'Bell, Book and Candle' and There are multiple 'one shot' adventures across the books which fit right into both traditional ...

I really enjoy Ravenloft using the Savage Worlds rules. There are several pdfs on this site of Ravenloft Ressurrected which is SW version of the setting. My own experiences are pre the availability of this using the White Wolf Books and mining the SW Rippers setting and SW Horror Companion for appro...

Holtz.

Von is a Nobiliary particle meaning 'from'. He is Count Vasilli from Holst.

An interesting topic. My own take is that Strahd is bound by custom and tradition and that is why he has never claimed to be King. He isn't Conan. He can't just make himself King and batter the naysayers into submission with his big sword. Well...he could but his strict adherence to custom and tradi...

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Is there much additional stuff in the version you found or is it just a tidying up excercise?

All the pdfs are in the FoS Library.

I think it's great. I am a huge fan of both the Savage Worlds rule system and of Ravenloft(obviously). I think that author did a great job with his conversion and it is clear that he was familiar with the SW Deadlands setting for much of his mechanical stuff. Much of the background remains as it was...

Eight for Silver renamed as The Cursed with a February release date in cinemas. Trailer is on YouTube. Haven't seen it yet but it looks like it has the visuals and the vibe right.

Thanks. Nothing to get terribly excited about then.

This is the title of a new D&D Adventurers League campaign that appeared on my FB feed this morning. It may be old news to some of you but there are hints that the storyline maybe of interest to players of earlier editions. Anyone got the lowdown on this?

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New Werewolf movie at the Sundance Festival. Eight for Silver. Judging by the reviews it's one of the better Werewolf movies and the descriptions have Ravenloft written all over.

Have vrykolaks been replaced by Nosferatu in this edition?

Does the theme of Soulless populations, who are created by the Dark Powers, continue through all the Domains of Dread, or is that specific to Barovia?