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QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.Falkovnia was always great for the whole "on the run from the Nazis" or "traumatised war veteran" scenarios in my games. Or "Escaped... -
QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.I like the Mists at the edge of the Core or cluster, slowly retreating over the years to reveal new lands, but its pretty overused. The...
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QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.It'd be small in an American context, in a European context it is not as noticeable. Most of the domains wouldn't be "kingdoms" as such...
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QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.Well I guess WoTC in 2008 had the same reasoning for 4E Forgotten Realms. I take the point, but if none of the new fans care about the...
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QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.Azalin's not getting his dead son to go away while he's living in his body! :LOL:
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There's no single answer to any of these questions, but most of them have been answered at various times over the years in the Ravenloft... -
QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.That's not what happens. If you enter the misty border, you reappear somewhere else. Stroll down the coast of Mordent and when you pass...
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QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.Yes, exactly. People seem to under the impression Strahd was rewarded with Barovia. He wasn't. It's his prison, and the things he...
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QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.That was 3rd edition (unless it appeared in DoD). The best one was "Jackal's Ruse" which would take you from a ship in the sea to...
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QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.Yes! Tara Koylana hanging out in another domain was honestly a fresh take on the character. Strahd is now tortured by the fact that his...
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QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.I really don't get the argument that "without islands floating in the Mist it's not Gothic, because you can escape." You all know...
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QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.The Headless Horseman has a domain that's a single road. All fiends have their own "reality wrinkles" which are effectively person sized...
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QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.It's constructed of non-artificial parts. You know what I meant. Real people, real trees, etc.
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QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D 5E Everything We Know About The Ravenloft Book.Without there being a Core there is no point to Falkovnia at all, so you need to change the domain completely. Which is why I ask: Why...
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QuentinGeorge replied to the thread D&D General What have you done with Orcs in your games?.Yep, was not too different from the Normans.