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<blockquote data-quote="Toras" data-source="post: 4665185" data-attributes="member: 13626">Honestly, I think the big trick for the 4e Ravenloft would be to make the Dark Powers thieves of a sort.&nbsp; The land they take from Prime Material worlds and bind to them through the anchor of the land's inherent evil inhabitants, particularly the dark lord.It is why they combine Realms or promote a new Darklord, because otherwise the land will return from whence it came once its Darklord has been shuffled loose its moral coil.&nbsp;&nbsp; Which would mean that each Darklord you defeat gets you one step closer to saving the lands within Ravenloft from the Mists and those who dwell within it.Once your heroes get an area to slide back into the mortal realm, they face an even greater choice.&nbsp; Do they go back for more, rushing back into hell to save more people now that they have know it works?&nbsp; Can they?&nbsp; And who have they left behind?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Toras, post: 4665185, member: 13626"] Honestly, I think the big trick for the 4e Ravenloft would be to make the Dark Powers thieves of a sort. The land they take from Prime Material worlds and bind to them through the anchor of the land's inherent evil inhabitants, particularly the dark lord. It is why they combine Realms or promote a new Darklord, because otherwise the land will return from whence it came once its Darklord has been shuffled loose its moral coil. Which would mean that each Darklord you defeat gets you one step closer to saving the lands within Ravenloft from the Mists and those who dwell within it. Once your heroes get an area to slide back into the mortal realm, they face an even greater choice. Do they go back for more, rushing back into hell to save more people now that they have know it works? Can they? And who have they left behind? [/QUOTE]

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