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<blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 2610323" data-attributes="member: 8461">One of the earliest 3E materials from SSS was also Van Richten's Arsenal. Likewise, for 2E, Chilling Tales was a collection of eight adventures, with Van Richten himself, against each of the foes of his original eight guides. Also, Forged of Darkness was based on the pretext that Van Richten raided the Black Vault beneath the Grim Fastness. Finally, there's the spectacular boxed set Bleak House: The Death of Rudolph van Richten.That said, I just finished reading this, and it was a great product! I especially liked the continuing tales of the Weathermay-Foxgrove sisters (though not having Van Richten's Guide to the Shadow Fey, one or two of the references were things I knew I would have recognized if I'd had that). The story at the ending was worthy of anything written about them previously...an absolutely perfect tie to the setting's history, and a great send-off for the line.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alzrius, post: 2610323, member: 8461"] One of the earliest 3E materials from SSS was also [I]Van Richten's Arsenal[/I]. Likewise, for 2E, [I]Chilling Tales[/I] was a collection of eight adventures, with Van Richten himself, against each of the foes of his original eight guides. Also, [I]Forged of Darkness[/I] was based on the pretext that Van Richten raided the Black Vault beneath the Grim Fastness. Finally, there's the spectacular boxed set [I]Bleak House: The Death of Rudolph van Richten[/I]. That said, I just finished reading this, and it was a great product! I especially liked the continuing tales of the Weathermay-Foxgrove sisters (though not having [I]Van Richten's Guide to the Shadow Fey[/I], one or two of the references were things I knew I would have recognized if I'd had that). The story at the ending was worthy of anything written about them previously...an absolutely perfect tie to the setting's history, and a great send-off for the line. [/QUOTE]

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