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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9794759" data-attributes="member: 6802378">If we speculate about a future Ravenloft-style sourcebook before the next Halloween we shouldn't be blamed.I would bet for sourcebooks style Moderkainen's Monsters of the Multiverse with a chapter about PC species and the rest a classic monster compedium. If there are new PC species we should see a new UA article.[ATTACH=full]421511[/ATTACH]Innistrad and Duskmourn from Magic: the Gathering are too good ideas to be not added to the D&D multiverse. The infernal dragons should be updated for players who wanted harder challenges for their horror games or at least not always the same Lovecraftian style. Linnords could be perfect leaders or evil secret cults but that is a different business.The shifters from Eberron could reappear in Ravenloft or a sourcebook like this.The PC species for a gothic horror sourcebook can't be only a "shonen" version of Monster High. Let's remember they have to offer some interesting idea because some 3PPs have published their own gothic horror settings with new PC species. OK, maybe WotC creates some academy for freaks style Netflix's Wesdneys. The same world of Stryxhaven? Ravenloft isn't a "Marvel: Midnight Suns" (videogame). They are different styles. And Ravenloft can't be a "Jurassic Park for monsters from Universal Studios". Ravenloft has to avoid a saturation of supernatural predators because then no population could survive for a long time. Have you played any survival colony managing videogame? A undead-themed monster sourcbook like "Libris Mortis" is possible but this should arrive after our title with player's options.</blockquote>

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