D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book

Here is a list of everything we know so far about the upcoming Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft. Art by Paul Scott Canavan May 18th, 256 pages 30 domains (with 30 villainous darklords) Barovia (Strahd), Dementlieu (twisted fairly tales), Lamordia (flesh golem), Falkovnia (zombies), Kalakeri (Indian folklore, dark rainforests), Valachan (hunting PCs for sport), Lamordia (mad science) NPCs...

Here is a list of everything we know so far about the upcoming Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft.

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Art by Paul Scott Canavan​
  • May 18th, 256 pages
  • 30 domains (with 30 villainous darklords)
  • Barovia (Strahd), Dementlieu (twisted fairly tales), Lamordia (flesh golem), Falkovnia (zombies), Kalakeri (Indian folklore, dark rainforests), Valachan (hunting PCs for sport), Lamordia (mad science)
  • NPCs include Esmerelda de’Avenir, Weathermay-Foxgrove twins, traveling detective Alanik Ray.
  • Large section on setting safe boundaries.
  • Dark Gifts are character traits with a cost.
  • College of Spirits (bard storytellers who manipulate spirits of folklore) and Undead Patron (warlock) subclasses.
  • Dhampir, Reborn, and Hexblood lineages.
  • Cultural consultants used.
  • Fresh take on Vistani.
  • 40 pages of monsters. Also nautical monsters in Sea of Sorrows.
  • 20 page adventure called The House of Lament - haunted house, spirits, seances.




 

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What part of gothic horror was Bluetspur again?
Like I said before they veered outside it a bit. But the focus was explicitly gothic and classic horror. Though I will say in terms of its strangeness, it broken and evil landscape it kind of fit (felt a little like Alien or planet of the vampires to me)
 

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He’s pissed his name was taken out of the books. He’s the RPGPundit. He has an axe to grind with WotC. It’s best to ignore him. Look at his username. Go to that company website. Then realize the company mostly just sells RPGPundit’s games. He will literally never stop ranting about anything WotC does.

I am not RPGpundit. I published a book by rpgpundit and I know Pubdit. My website sells, and I publish, Arrows of Indra, which is written by him, the rest of the site is RPGs written by a few by other writers and the rest by me and a core design team. Mostly it is books I wrote with co-authors. These sorts of tactics are getting old.
 



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He’s pissed his name was taken out of the books. He’s the RPGPundit. He has an axe to grind with WotC. It’s best to ignore him. Look at his username. Go to that company website. Then realize the company mostly just sells RPGPundit’s games. He will literally never stop ranting about anything WotC does.
That explains a lot about the side of the conversation I can't see.
 






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