LazarusKane's latest activity

You still don't understand the issue. It's not about Strahd finding people worthy. The point is he's not in control of his curse. Strahd...

Yet they're directly referencing it in Heir of Stradh, they could have gone and done Heir of Nosferatu and done whatever story they...

And that's the reason why nobody knows a guy called Shakespeare anymore and the people stopped hundred years ago playing his plays or...

I'm not sure why they should be interested in B-movies their grandparents or even great grandparents cared about. If Ravenloft is going...

It's totally based on a animal, the drumroll harvestman. If if we would follow your logic then a dog is only a furry human, a cat is...

Inhale Exhale Inhale Sure it can happen at the hands of player characters. The Dungeon Master (better: The Storyteller) builds the story...

That's a very simplistic view. Let's say I build a species called Harvesters (and yeah, i'm lazy - credit goes to Humon Comics): During...

You're wrong: So we know Darklords can die and/or removed.

Why would Strahd want an heir? He is A: immortal, B: stuck forever in the Domains of Dark. He does not need an heir. Looking at these...

Allmost all people in fiction don't exist and authors invent them, perspectives and all - and all fictional characters are reductive...

It can be both. But saying the difference is only cultural throws out the possibility of the difference being what a creature is...

I think nowadays it's a scale, not a binary choice, but yeah, it would be interesting to know.

Your definition of humanocentric seems to be "a human made it." I won't argue over your definition of it- however, it's quite possible...

Again, that was not something that existed prior to 5E. Barovia used to feel like an isolated and cut-off backwater, now it doesn't...

I should surrender. Your (experience with your) players are so far away from any players I encountered, I can't (and I hope I never...