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We also got Stone and Blood, which exists because someone, somewhere, looked at Ravenloft and thought, “that’s the best setting for a dodgy 3D fighting game.”

One of the changes to I6 they made with Curse of Strahd was to make Eva Strahd’s illegitimate and secret sister, which is one of the changes I genuinely enjoyed.

It opens up a lot of possibilities story wise.

Release date is 27th May, give or take.

Has anyone tried Burning Wheel for Ravenloft?

My friend was explaining the system recently and it sounded like something that could work for Ravenloft.

A matter of taste. Beside, Aisha can't become a Darklady with a single evil action. You need 5 failed Poweer Checks and the act of ultimate evil (While evil killing a repentant bad guy is not worth six failed powe checks.) So that can be her start of darkness but not the way she becomes Darklady. Y...

We’re getting a new “Ravenloft” novel . And it sounds awful; A party of adventurers must brave the horrors of Ravenloft in this official Dungeons & Dragons novel! Five strangers armed with steel and magic awaken in a mist-shrouded land, with no memory of how they arrived: Rotrog, a prideful orc...

Why? Do you use the 5e version?

Something in the style of the Telltale games.

Or something like Supermassive Games Until Dawn or The Quarry would be the best bet I reckon.

Immol was on the border of Barovia and Bluetspur. It’s not hard to imagine a small contingent of illithids under the town, manipulating everything.

Investigation games are good for this.

Some of the CotN adventures maybe?

Angel Pajaro from Werebeasts

Gestalt from Created

Lyssa von Zarovich from Vampires

The one from the cover of Ghosts who’s name escapes me right now…

WotC seem to be in a similar place now that Games Workshop where a few years ago: it's being ran by someone who doesn't understand the business and is trying to milk it for money. GW was ran by a guy who thought putting the prices of the models up and churning out new editions was the way to go and ...

But wait!

It gets worse!

There's also been a significant number of D&D Beyond subscription cancellations from major creators. Ted from Nerd Immersion, Matt Colville from Matt Colville DMing, Jacob from XP to Level 3, even Ginny Di who helped announce OneD&D has cancelled their subscriptions. There have been so many...

Rock of the Fraternity wrote: ↑Tue Jan 10, 2023 12:42 pm In related news...

Also, Chaosium are selling the BRP System book for 99c (or 81p if you’re in the UK).

. However, if some WotC employee who can't come up with new stuff of their own does start 'outsourcing' our creations and starts slapping copyright on it, could they then accuse us of violating copyright and order cease-and-desist? Essentially. Take the Whaetleys, which I wrote years ago in the Und...