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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 9394503" data-attributes="member: 4534">The original I-6 Ravenloft was a single adventure, so to adapt it into a fullblown campaign WotC added quite a bit to Curse of Strahd.&nbsp; Near the town of Vallaki, player characters might encounter the dusk elves who are described as having dark hair and dark skin but are otherwise just wood elves.&nbsp; Four centuries priod to the campaign, after the death of Strahd's boo Tatyana, Petrina Velikovna, a dusk elf herself, petitioned Strahd to make her his bride.&nbsp; Thinking it wasn't a great idea for someone evil like Petrina to hook up with a monster like Strahd, they stoned her to death.&nbsp; Strahd responded by slaughtering all the dusk elf women and forced the surviving men to remain in Barovia to watch them languish and eventually die out. So, yeah.&nbsp; It's there.&nbsp; Check out all the other icky stuff in the campaign as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 9394503, member: 4534"] The original I-6 [I]Ravenloft[/I] was a single adventure, so to adapt it into a fullblown campaign WotC added quite a bit to [I]Curse of Strahd.[/I] Near the town of Vallaki, player characters might encounter the dusk elves who are described as having dark hair and dark skin but are otherwise just wood elves. Four centuries priod to the campaign, after the death of Strahd's boo Tatyana, Petrina Velikovna, a dusk elf herself, petitioned Strahd to make her his bride. Thinking it wasn't a great idea for someone evil like Petrina to hook up with a monster like Strahd, they stoned her to death. Strahd responded by slaughtering all the dusk elf women and forced the surviving men to remain in Barovia to watch them languish and eventually die out. So, yeah. It's there. Check out all the other icky stuff in the campaign as well. [/QUOTE]

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