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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ralts Bloodthorne" data-source="post: 2795470" data-attributes="member: 6390">Whatever, man. I misspelled Azalin, it happens. If you're going to disregard my whole opinion based on that, that's your problem.Anyway...It's been awhile since I picked up the books or ran the setting. 3.X fell a bit flat for me, and while I'm not sure why, I'd love to see Arthaus try again, since he had some very talented writers on the staff along with many good ideas, and is himself a very good writer.The books were very technically correct, with few mechanical errors, but just seemed as if something had gone out of them. Not sure what it was.That said, I'd like to see them roll back the setting to post Grand Conjunction, or maybe slightly before it. Maybe rereleasing all the old modules, only instead of the original order, have the modules in order of recommended level, so that the players can gradually approach the Grand Conjunction.Just my little opinion.----------EDIT--------I forgot the main point I was going to post because I was laughing too hard...Anyway, I still use my older Ravenloft stuff. I bought the 3.X books so I could convert everything, did the necessary conversions, and put the hardbacks away. I still recommend Ravenloft to people, and like it.I'm glad to see that netbooks are coming out again, although I'd have been willing to pay for PDF's if they had the same good ideas and stuff in them as the old 2E netbooks do.One of my favorite things about Ravenloft has to do with the fact I game with a rules lawyer. He can't count on memorized monster descriptions in Ravenloft, and the most frightening thing isn't that it might be monster out there, but the monster may be standing next to him.If there's a new Ravenloft Site, I'd love to catch a link to it.</blockquote>

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