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<blockquote data-quote="knasser" data-source="post: 4634492" data-attributes="member: 65151">I'm surprised I haven't seen any mention of Dragon issue 368 which had a fully fleshed out Domain of Dread complete with border of mists, dark lord and required PCs to solve the riddle of the domain to escape. And it was a very good article.Ravenloft is two things - the domains themselves and the rules and guidance on running a horror game. The former we will see appearing in places like Dragon magazine and maybe we will see a collected book of them. But we will see them, I think. The latter component, I would expect to see in a supplement at some point, but perhaps not until 4e enters its &quot;finished all the obvious stuff&quot; phase, a la Heroes of Horror. More likely we'll see some articles on it all in Dragon etc. long before that.The biggest barrier to seeing Ravenloft 4e under that name, imo, is that WotC looks like they want to stick to their formulas and for a campaign setting, that means a DM book, a player's guide and an adventure. I just can't see Ravenloft being stretched out to that.&nbsp; But the essential components of Ravenloft will pry their cold fingers out of the grave in one form or another, I have little doubt. We've already seen one of the domains of dread and hints of others in the MotP.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="knasser, post: 4634492, member: 65151"] I'm surprised I haven't seen any mention of Dragon issue 368 which had a fully fleshed out Domain of Dread complete with border of mists, dark lord and required PCs to solve the riddle of the domain to escape. And it was a very good article. Ravenloft is two things - the domains themselves and the rules and guidance on running a horror game. The former we will see appearing in places like Dragon magazine and maybe we will see a collected book of them. But we will see them, I think. The latter component, I would expect to see in a supplement at some point, but perhaps not until 4e enters its "finished all the obvious stuff" phase, a la Heroes of Horror. More likely we'll see some articles on it all in Dragon etc. long before that. The biggest barrier to seeing Ravenloft 4e under that name, imo, is that WotC looks like they want to stick to their formulas and for a campaign setting, that means a DM book, a player's guide and an adventure. I just can't see Ravenloft being stretched out to that. But the essential components of Ravenloft will pry their cold fingers out of the grave in one form or another, I have little doubt. We've already seen one of the domains of dread and hints of others in the MotP. [/QUOTE]

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