Ravenloft and 3rd Party Products?

[Rayston]

Anyone tried implementing any of the 3rd party d20 stuff out there into a ravenloft game? any of it fit particuilarly well?

I have seen some products that have already caught my eye

Mongoose Publishing has a series of books Encyclopedia Arcana 2 of which look rather promising

Necromancy and

Demonology

anyone looked at these? applicable to ravenloft?

there website is

http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/

and theres theres Alderac Entertainments

Undead and

Evil

books

how bout those? anything there worth looking at?

there website is

http://www.alderac.com/


and then theres the Creature Collections by Sword and Sorcery I have heard good things about

anyone have any comments on any of these? or other 3rd party non wotc, non ravenloft books that are good for a ravenloft game?

 

[Psychotic Jim]

There are a whole bunch of d20 products useable in Ravenloft.
For monsters, there are quite a bit that fit the Ravenlofty style (LOTS of undead) in Sword and Sorcery's Creature Compendium books. Atlas Games' En Route book of short d20 encounters has a few short chance encounters suitable for Ravenloft, one practically begs to be put in Ravenloft as a floating pocket domain - a painting that can magically appear anywhere and acts as a door to a quant inn- inside dwells an innkeeper who made a deal with evil powers. If you're in to Rokushima Taiyoo or other eastern domains, check out the Rokugan books or Green Ronin's eastern monster book.

 

[7thlvlDM]

I found Atlas Games' The Last Dance also suitable for Ravenloft. In fact, I ran it in my RL campaign. It worked well.

It seems like almost everything put out by Mystic Eye Games would also fit into Ravenloft. Flip through a copy of Of Places Most Foul if you get the chance.

-7th