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*[[D'Polarno]] ([[Ghastria]]) | *[[D'Polarno]] ([[Ghastria]]) | ||
*[[Tiyet]] ([[Sebua]]) | *[[Tiyet]] ([[Sebua]]) | ||
*Zolnik ([[Vorostokov]]) | *[[Gregor Zolnik|Zolnik]] ([[Vorostokov]]) | ||
==Other notes:== | ==Other notes:== | ||
Revision as of 14:01, 16 June 2016
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This section contains canon info from officially published sources |
Product Information
- Authors: Andria Hayday with William W. Connors, Bruce Nesmith, and James Lowder
- Type: Accessory – new domains
- Format: 96 pages paperback
- Release date: August 1991
- Level: 5 and up
Summary of content
- Ankhtepot (Har'Akir)
- Banshee (Tristessa, Keening)
- Bluebeard (Blaustein
- Ebonbane (Shadowborn Manor)
- Hags (Tepest)
- Headless Horseman
- House of Lament
- Von Kharkov (Valachan)
- Merilee (only non darklord of the book)
- Monette (L'île de la Tempête)
- Phantom Lover
- D'Polarno (Ghastria)
- Tiyet (Sebua)
- Zolnik (Vorostokov)
Other notes:
- Level: 5 and up
- Andria Hayday is the author of Tristessa, Bluebeard, the Three Hags, the Headless Horseman, the House of Lament, the Phantom Lover, Tiyet, and Zolnik.
- William W. Connors created Ebonbane, Merilee, and Monette.
- Bruce Nesmith wrote Anhktepot and Von Kharkov. The Von Kharkov entry supersedes the brief description found in the the Realm of Terror boxed set (see that document for comparison).
- James Lowder made D’Polarno.
- From the Kargatane web site, we learned that "the House of Lament is based on the terrifying 1963 film The Haunting, or Shirley Jackson’s novel The Haunting of Hill House if you’re the literary type. Even if you never intend to use the House of Lament, you must watch this movie!"
