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<blockquote data-quote="Paul Farquhar" data-source="post: 9349833" data-attributes="member: 6906155">I think the Other Domains section is pretty good actually. They have as much detail as many setting books give an nation state. And as you say, many of them are detailed in those adventures. WotC try to keep repetition to a minimum. Although maybe they could have dumped Barovia in this section and detailed a different one, since the Barovia chapter doesn't really add anything to CoS. Have you read the 2nd edition boxed set? The domain descriptions are so boring and repetitious!I've used the Sea of Souls and Vhage Agency in my current campaign (locating the Isle of the Abbey (GoS) in the Sea of Souls). I was planning on using Cyre 1313, but I'm most likely writing that episode out now.The Sea of Souls is a good example of a change that reflects contemporary culture. The original version was Moby Dick (+ the historical incident that inspired The Terror). The remake was Pirates of the Caribbean.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paul Farquhar, post: 9349833, member: 6906155"] I think the Other Domains section is pretty good actually. They have as much detail as many setting books give an nation state. And as you say, many of them are detailed in those adventures. WotC try to keep repetition to a minimum. Although maybe they could have dumped Barovia in this section and detailed a different one, since the Barovia chapter doesn't really add anything to CoS. Have you read the 2nd edition boxed set? The domain descriptions are[I] so[/I] boring and repetitious! I've used the Sea of Souls and Vhage Agency in my current campaign (locating the Isle of the Abbey (GoS) in the Sea of Souls). I was planning on using Cyre 1313, but I'm most likely writing that episode out now. The Sea of Souls is a good example of a change that reflects contemporary culture. The original version was Moby Dick (+ the historical incident that inspired The Terror). The remake was Pirates of the Caribbean. [/QUOTE]

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