Recent content by Drinnik Shoehorn

Which makes you question the future of the setting when people who love it as much as the K do quit.

I thought the Celia and Argent Easter Egg was cool too. Shame JWM is no longer on the Ravenloft line.

I think the Tarroka are great, and I might actually get around to reviewing them. The only thing I didn't like was when they started to say how you could use them like a real Tarot deck. There's no mysticism in these cards, they're a roleplaying tool, leave it at that.

Meet the Feebles is a surprisingly good film and I didn't realise that the Frighteners was a Jackson film.

Heroes of Light is an accessory for the Ravenloft Campaign Setting. It's 126 pages long and deals with the facets of heroism in the Demiplane of Dread. It is the companion book to Champions of Darkness. Fortunately it does not have as many failings as that book. The introduction talks about the...

Methinks with The RLBH and products like Champions of Dorkness (no, I did spell it correctly) the phrase an Arthaus bigwig used when describing their vision of Ravenloft 3E just after they got the lisence is coming back to haunt me. "This ain't your momma's Ravenloft" indeed.

The first in, what one hopes, will be a long line of Gazetteers for Ravenloft opens with, rather unsurprisingly, Barovia, Forlorn, Kartakass and Hazlan. The book is split into six chapters, an introduction, a chapter per domain and an appendix of one new prestige class, some new magic items, new...

It's difficult for me to review this product. Mainly because I tend to get wound up at the gaping holes and ignored premises that riddle this book completely. The authors show no respect for the campaign setting, changing it to suit their needs and not looking at the previous releases, or so it...