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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8213514" data-attributes="member: 6802378">We must remember Hasbro wants Ravenloft could allow horror stories for no-mature audence. Even monsters as "tomb-elementals"(grave, pyre, mist and blood) could replace undeads because destroying "statues" is less violent than fighting against skeletons.[MEDIA=youtube]TeZs0B0mjXY[/MEDIA][MEDIA=youtube]I6mLNMUmRFQ[/MEDIA][MEDIA=youtube]qppvq6rdXcU[/MEDIA]* <a href="https://tardis.fandom.com/wiki/Weeping_Angel" target="_blank">The weeping angels from Doctor Who</a> are good example of how a monster can be dreadful even if explicite violence is not showed. * Do you think a dread domain based in forgotten franchise Inhumanoids  is possible?* Of course the PCs can't save all the world, but survival is not far from a happy end, and we have to remember the end of the sorcerer-kings from Dark Sun setting isn't easy neither.* The dread domains should allow good horror stories but the presence and direct contact with the dark lords shouldn't be necessary.* Vlad Drakov was too evil to endurance for a long time. I mean in the real life Robespierre was the responsible of the French Terror for a year, and his end arrive relatively soon. Don't be a stupid toxic boss because you get wrong then you may be momentarily vulnerable and then your enemies take the opportunitie to make you fall. Some tyrants fell because they were too hard and caused a "flight foward"* My advice is the main plot to be the classic adventures with a piece of humor, and the horror appears when you don't notice. * Do you remember the arcades "Night Slashers" and "Zombie Revenge"? If you kill too many undeads then they aren't dreaful monsters, but only ugly creatures.</blockquote>

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