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D&D General Ravenloft: Monsters vs Darklords


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Gorck

Prince of Dorkness
It does, the coats are lovely and feel like something out of Lovecraft. Beautiful forests as well inland. And lots of historical buildings

EDIT: Coats should be coasts (though we do also have lovely coats)
Good thing you edited your post, because my coat just has a Bruins logo on it, which feels highly out of place for a Lovectaft setting.
 


I don't feel confortable with the background of those darklords who didn't commited any crime, only to be the heir of the previous dark lord, for example sir Tristen Hiregaard, lord of Nova Vaasa. One of the tropes from the horror is "the sin drives you toward the punishment".

* Could the sorcerer-kings from Dark Sun become dark lords after losing the life for the events of the Pentad Prism saga?
 


I don't feel confortable with the background of those darklords who didn't commited any crime, only to be the heir of the previous dark lord, for example sir Tristen Hiregaard, lord of Nova Vaasa. One of the tropes from the horror is "the sin drives you toward the punishment".

* Could the sorcerer-kings from Dark Sun become dark lords after losing the life for the events of the Pentad Prism saga?
Why should Ravenloft be just? Fitting punishment to crime is artistic flair, not the end goal of the domain.
 




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