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	*Magic items – [[Arcane Grounding Rod]], [[Ba’al Verzi Dagger]], [[Bright Blade]], [[Holy Symbol of Ravenkind]], [[Horn of the Sacred Grove]], [[Icon of Ravenloft]], [[Vat of the Living Clay]]		*Magic items – [[Arcane Grounding Rod]], [[Ba’al Verzi Dagger]], [[Bright Blade]], [[Holy Symbol of Ravenkind]], [[Horn of the Sacred Grove]], [[Icon of Ravenloft]], [[Vat of the Living Clay]]

	*New monsters – Lycanthrope, [[Werefox]] (Sample werefox: [[Coraline]]); Lake serpent, undead; ]]Strahd Undead]]; Wildlife, dread; [[Zombie Wolf]]		*New monsters – Lycanthrope, [[Werefox]] (Sample werefox: [[Coraline]]); Lake serpent, undead; [[Strahd Undead]]; Wildlife, dread; [[Zombie Wolf]]

	*Detailed Portraits – [[Tristen Apblanc]], [[Eleni of Toyalis]], [[Madame Eva]], [[Hazlik]], [[Inajira]], [[Tara Kolyana]], [[Harkon Lukas]], [[Jacqueline Montarri]], [[Strahd Von Zarovich]]		*Detailed Portraits – [[Tristen Apblanc]], [[Eleni of Toyalis]], [[Madame Eva]], [[Hazlik]], [[Inajira]], [[Tara Kolyana]], [[Harkon Lukas]], [[Jacqueline Montarri]], [[Strahd Von Zarovich]]

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	==DM’s Appendix Contents==		==DM’s Appendix Contents==
	*~~Prestige Class~~ - ~~Herald of Dawn~~		*[[The Church of Ezra]]- [[The Nevuchar Springs Sect]]

	*~~New spells~~ - ~~Control Shape, Create Faux Henchmen, Create Goblyn, Ground Fog, Mimic Mortal, Misty Summons, Strahd's Baneful Attractor, Wolfsong~~		*Prestige Class - [[Herald of Dawn]]

	*~~Magic items – Arcane Grounding Rod~~, ~~Ba’al Verzi dagger~~, ~~Bright Blade~~, ~~Holy Symbol of Ravenkind~~, ~~Horn of the Sacred Grove~~, ~~Icon of Ravenloft~~, ~~Vat of the Living Clay~~		*New spells - [[Control Shape]], [[Create Faux Henchmen]], [[Create Goblyn]], [[Ground Fog]], [[Mimic Mortal]], [[Misty Summons]], [[Strahd's Baneful Attractor]], [[Wolfsong]]

	*~~New monsters~~ – ~~Lycanthrope~~, ~~werefox; Lake serpent~~, ~~undead; Strahd Undead; Wildlife~~, ~~dread; Zombie wolf~~		*Magic items – [[Arcane Grounding Rod]], [[Ba’al Verzi Dagger]], [[Bright Blade]], [[Holy Symbol of Ravenkind]], [[Horn of the Sacred Grove]], [[Icon of Ravenloft]], [[Vat of the Living Clay]]

	*Detailed Portraits – Tristen Apblanc, Eleni of Toyalis, Madame Eva, Hazlik, Inajira, Tara Kolyana, Harkon Lukas, Jacqueline Montarri, Strahd Von Zarovich		*New monsters – Lycanthrope, [[Werefox]] (Sample werefox: [[Coraline]]); Lake serpent, undead; ]]Strahd Undead]]; Wildlife, dread; [[Zombie Wolf]]

			*Detailed Portraits – [[Tristen Apblanc]], [[Eleni of Toyalis]], [[Madame Eva]], [[Hazlik]], [[Inajira]], [[Tara Kolyana]], [[Harkon Lukas]], [[Jacqueline Montarri]], [[Strahd Von Zarovich]]

	==Dates==		==Dates==

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	*[[Andrew Wyatt]]		*[[Andrew Wyatt]]

			==DM’s Appendix Contents==
			*Prestige Class - Herald of Dawn

			*New spells - Control Shape, Create Faux Henchmen, Create Goblyn, Ground Fog, Mimic Mortal, Misty Summons, Strahd's Baneful Attractor, Wolfsong

			*Magic items – Arcane Grounding Rod, Ba’al Verzi dagger, Bright Blade, Holy Symbol of Ravenkind, Horn of the Sacred Grove, Icon of Ravenloft, Vat of the Living Clay

			*New monsters – Lycanthrope, werefox; Lake serpent, undead; Strahd Undead; Wildlife, dread; Zombie wolf

			*Detailed Portraits – Tristen Apblanc, Eleni of Toyalis, Madame Eva, Hazlik, Inajira, Tara Kolyana, Harkon Lukas, Jacqueline Montarri, Strahd Von Zarovich

	==Dates==		==Dates==

The Lesser Evil: /* Domains & Authors */

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Domains & Authors

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	*[[Kartakass]] - [[John W. Mangrum]]		*[[Kartakass]] - [[John W. Mangrum]]


	*[[Andrew Wyatt]]		*[[Andrew Wyatt]]

Cure: /* Chris Nichols */

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Chris Nichols

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	===[[Chris Nichols]]===		===[[Chris Nichols]]===
	~~To add additional complexities~~ to ~~the original Castles Forlorn boxed set, I strongly recommend, if I may so immodest, that you read the Forlorn chapter~~ of ~~Ravenloft Gazetteer 1~~. ~~This chapter presents several new facets to Forlorn, as well as combining numerous facts about Forlorn from other Ravenloft sources, such as~~ the ~~Van Richten's guides, CotN:Ghosts, and I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin~~.		[T]here are a number of elements that had to be removed from Gaz 1 due to space considerations or because we ran out of time. Most never got past the "pile of notes" stage.

	~~Further, there are a number of elements that had to be removed from Gaz 1 due to space considerations or because we ran out of time. Most never got past the "pile of notes" stage.~~		* [[Brangain]] was to have survived due to outside intervention (hinted in the published text), and gone on to become a paladin operating in the domains surrounding Forlorn. Brangain would have faced the struggle to keep her half-vampyre nature from emerging and causing her to fall from her paladin status. A tragic figure, I was considering giving Brangain the ephitet "The Weeping Knight."

	* Brangain was to have survived due to outside intervention (hinted in the published text), and gone on to become a paladin operating in the domains surrounding Forlorn. Brangain would have faced the struggle to keep her half-vampyre nature from emerging and causing her to fall from her paladin status. A tragic figure, I was considering giving Brangain the ephitet "The Weeping Knight."

	* There was to be a sub-plot about [[Herrd ApKie]] and his desire to throw off Tristen's yoke and rule the goblyns of Forlorn himself. A [[hag]] by the name of [[Tassinggame]] was to have helped Herrd by supplying him with magic warpaint that broke the bonds between goblyn and master, giving Herrd's rebel goblyns a Pictish twist. Time ran out on me before I finished this (and we were long on word-count anyhow).		* There was to be a sub-plot about [[Herrd ApKie]] and his desire to throw off Tristen's yoke and rule the goblyns of Forlorn himself. A [[hag]] by the name of [[Tassinggame]] was to have helped Herrd by supplying him with magic warpaint that broke the bonds between goblyn and master, giving Herrd's rebel goblyns a Pictish twist. Time ran out on me before I finished this (and we were long on word-count anyhow).

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	rowan - caorann		rowan - caorann

	~~===Cut Material===~~
	To add additional complexities to the original Castles Forlorn boxed set, I strongly recommend, if I may so immodest, that you read the Forlorn chapter of Ravenloft Gazetteer 1. This chapter presents several new facets to Forlorn, as well as combining numerous facts about Forlorn from other Ravenloft sources, such as the Van Richten's guides, CotN:Ghosts, and I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin.

	~~Further, there are a number of elements that had to be removed from Gaz 1 due to space considerations or because we ran out of time. Most never got past the "pile of notes" stage.~~

	* Brangain was to have survived due to outside intervention (hinted in the published text), and gone on to become a paladin operating in the domains surrounding Forlorn. Brangain would have faced the struggle to keep her half-vampyre nature from emerging and causing her to fall from her paladin status. A tragic figure, I was considering giving Brangain the ephitet "The Weeping Knight."

	* There was to be a sub-plot about [[Herrd ApKie]] and his desire to throw off Tristen's yoke and rule the goblyns of Forlorn himself. A [[hag]] by the name of [[Tassinggame]] was to have helped Herrd by supplying him with magic warpaint that broke the bonds between goblyn and master, giving Herrd's rebel goblyns a Pictish twist. Time ran out on me before I finished this (and we were long on word-count anyhow).

	* There were several sidebars with interviews and secrets that got cut. Several of these appeared in the Gaz 1 web enhancement on the our (the Kargatane's) old site. These included information on the origins of goblyns, the story of Desperation's Road, and a couple others.

	* Andrew Cermak worked on a Forfarian Sword Dancer prestige class that didn't make it into our final draft. A spell called call wild hunt got scrapped (by me) and a magic item, the paints of unbonding, was part of the dropped Herrd ApKie sub-plot.

	* Almost half of Andrew's detailed history of Forlorn got chopped as we tried to hit word count.

	~~Hopefully, some of these tidbits will prove helpful inspiration for your Castles Forlorn game!~~

	==Dread Possibilities Salvaged from Oblivon==		==Dread Possibilities Salvaged from Oblivon==

Cure: /* Authors' Notes */

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	===[[Forfarian]]===		====[[Forfarian]]====
	Initially, the Gazetteer language primers were proposed to be longer. Unfortunately, they were one of the first things trimmed for space. However, I managed to save my original Forfarian primer, which I've attached below. The first section and the 'Van Richten nine' section were initially supposed to be part of every primer, followed by a selection of domain-specific words.		Initially, the Gazetteer language primers were proposed to be longer. Unfortunately, they were one of the first things trimmed for space. However, I managed to save my original Forfarian primer, which I've attached below. The first section and the 'Van Richten nine' section were initially supposed to be part of every primer, followed by a selection of domain-specific words.

Cure: /* Forfarian */

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	===[[Chris Nichols]]===		===[[Chris Nichols]]===
	~~===[[Forfarian]]===~~

	To add additional complexities to the original Castles Forlorn boxed set, I strongly recommend, if I may so immodest, that you read the Forlorn chapter of Ravenloft Gazetteer 1. This chapter presents several new facets to Forlorn, as well as combining numerous facts about Forlorn from other Ravenloft sources, such as the Van Richten's guides, CotN:Ghosts, and I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin.		To add additional complexities to the original Castles Forlorn boxed set, I strongly recommend, if I may so immodest, that you read the Forlorn chapter of Ravenloft Gazetteer 1. This chapter presents several new facets to Forlorn, as well as combining numerous facts about Forlorn from other Ravenloft sources, such as the Van Richten's guides, CotN:Ghosts, and I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin.

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Forfarian

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	* Almost half of Andrew's detailed history of Forlorn got chopped as we tried to hit word count.		* Almost half of Andrew's detailed history of Forlorn got chopped as we tried to hit word count.

	Hopefully, some of these tidbits will prove helpful inspiration for your Castles Forlorn game!		Hopefully, some of these tidbits will prove helpful inspiration for your Castles Forlorn game!<ref>Unused [[Gazetteer I]] material revealed by [[Chris Nichols]] in a [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=54129#54129 Post] on the [[Cafe de Nuit]] forum</ref>

			<references/>

	===[[Forfarian]]===		===[[Forfarian]]===

Cure: /* Chris Nichols */

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	===[[Forfarian]]===		===[[Forfarian]]===

			To add additional complexities to the original Castles Forlorn boxed set, I strongly recommend, if I may so immodest, that you read the Forlorn chapter of Ravenloft Gazetteer 1. This chapter presents several new facets to Forlorn, as well as combining numerous facts about Forlorn from other Ravenloft sources, such as the Van Richten's guides, CotN:Ghosts, and I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin.

			Further, there are a number of elements that had to be removed from Gaz 1 due to space considerations or because we ran out of time. Most never got past the "pile of notes" stage.

			* Brangain was to have survived due to outside intervention (hinted in the published text), and gone on to become a paladin operating in the domains surrounding Forlorn. Brangain would have faced the struggle to keep her half-vampyre nature from emerging and causing her to fall from her paladin status. A tragic figure, I was considering giving Brangain the ephitet "The Weeping Knight."

			* There was to be a sub-plot about [[Herrd ApKie]] and his desire to throw off Tristen's yoke and rule the goblyns of Forlorn himself. A [[hag]] by the name of [[Tassinggame]] was to have helped Herrd by supplying him with magic warpaint that broke the bonds between goblyn and master, giving Herrd's rebel goblyns a Pictish twist. Time ran out on me before I finished this (and we were long on word-count anyhow).

			* There were several sidebars with interviews and secrets that got cut. Several of these appeared in the Gaz 1 web enhancement on the our (the Kargatane's) old site. These included information on the origins of goblyns, the story of Desperation's Road, and a couple others.

			* Andrew Cermak worked on a Forfarian Sword Dancer prestige class that didn't make it into our final draft. A spell called call wild hunt got scrapped (by me) and a magic item, the paints of unbonding, was part of the dropped Herrd ApKie sub-plot.

			* Almost half of Andrew's detailed history of Forlorn got chopped as we tried to hit word count.

			Hopefully, some of these tidbits will prove helpful inspiration for your Castles Forlorn game!

			===[[Forfarian]]===
	Initially, the Gazetteer language primers were proposed to be longer. Unfortunately, they were one of the first things trimmed for space. However, I managed to save my original Forfarian primer, which I've attached below. The first section and the 'Van Richten nine' section were initially supposed to be part of every primer, followed by a selection of domain-specific words.		Initially, the Gazetteer language primers were proposed to be longer. Unfortunately, they were one of the first things trimmed for space. However, I managed to save my original Forfarian primer, which I've attached below. The first section and the 'Van Richten nine' section were initially supposed to be part of every primer, followed by a selection of domain-specific words.