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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Saeviomagy" data-source="post: 5509395" data-attributes="member: 5890">The primary differences are:Different monsters (ie - every monster is different between the two sets)Different conditions - ravenloft has slowed and immobilized, ashardalon has poisoned and dazed.Different tiles.Rules for locked doors and chambers - ashardalon has rules for doors being locked or trapped, and has rules for chambers, where instead of exploring and uncovering a single dungeon tile, you uncover an entire multi-tile room and are given a mission in that room.Different characters - The rogue, warrior, cleric and mage are all in ashardalon, but they're different races and have different powers. All-new is the paladin.Oh, and it also explains that at the start of the game you draw a treasure card and discard anything that isn't an item - just keep drawing and discarding until you get an item, which was a bit confusing in ravenloft ("Yay, I regain 1 lost hitpoint! Before anyone has taken damage! Woot!)</blockquote>