Ravenloft: Denizens of Darkness

[Kobold Avenger]

I've heard that it's finally out now...

Anyone out there care to come up with a listing of what's in it, what 2e monsters were converted and what's new? And any other comments they might have on this product.

 

[Kobold Avenger]

bump

 

[Dark Psion]

What is in it??

Things that go BUMP in the night!

After the last Ravenloft book, I'm waiting on a few reviews for this one.

 

[Matafuego]

A new Ravenloft book? Is it like some online pdf or a "real" book? Wasn't Ravenloft discontinued by Wizards?

 

[enrious]

Hardcover book published by Sword and Sorcery - saw it in my FLGS but didn't get a chance to look.

 

[Eryx]

A new Ravenloft book? Is it like some online pdf or a "real" book? Wasn't Ravenloft discontinued by Wizards?

White Wolf now have the license for Ravenloft and have released 3 books for it now (I think Denizens of Darkness is the third).


So, those of you you have it, are the creatures anygood and could they be transplanted into a traditional D&D game well.
I'm hoping that WW have released a fresh set of monsters and not just copied those from the 2nd ed Ravenloft setting.

 

[Green Knight]

What is in it??

Things that go BUMP in the night!

After the last Ravenloft book, I'm waiting on a few reviews for this one.

ROTFLMAO!!! Damn you, now I got that Ghostbusters song stuck into my head!

Yeah, there're 3 Ravenloft books out, now, with 2 more in the next couple months. Let me check my list...

*checks list*

Ah, here we go!

MAY
Van Richten's Arsenal

June
Ravenloft Gazeteer 1

 

[Mouseferatu]

White Wolf now have the license for Ravenloft and have released 3 books for it now (I think Denizens of Darkness is the third).


So, those of you you have it, are the creatures anygood and could they be transplanted into a traditional D&D game well.
I'm hoping that WW have released a fresh set of monsters and not just copied those from the 2nd ed Ravenloft setting.

There are a few new faces, but the majority of the critters are, indeed, updates from 2nd edition.

I can't speak for everyone, of course, but I appreciate it. I don't like having to take the time or effort to convert the creatures, and many of them have nuances and details added that, IMHO, make them all the better.

I could certainly wish the book had been cheaper, but I'm glad I got it.