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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Retreater" data-source="post: 8874788" data-attributes="member: 42040">I'm guessing that VRGtR didn't do too well either, just based on my seeing it put on a fire sale for 70% off 18 months after its release and seeing stacks and stacks of it unsold on game store shelves. And Ravenloft was one of their bestselling product lines during that era. And Curse of Strahd is one of the highest regarded 5e adventures.What might have been a better product? Maybe something like a Tales of the Yawning Portal or Ghosts of Saltmarsh adventure compilation updating those Ravenloft adventures to 5e - for the fans of Curse of Strahd who want more horror-themed games?OR if you're going to do a campaign setting where the point is to face monsters in their nightmare prisons, you know, give us the stats of the monsters. Give us realistically scaled maps. Give us maybe a few maps of their lairs/castles. Tell us about their entourage of henchmen.But what we got was a series of articles written by work-for-hire authors, cobbled together in a soulless abomination like Mordenheim's monster.</blockquote>