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A mesh armor overlay consisting of electromagnets connected to a limited duration capacitor. :D Oh, I like that! :D YES. If she ever casts a weapon augmentation infusion without it involving a backpack-mounted modular steam engine or something powered by electric eels, then I'm doing something wron...

My suggestion is to not necessarily add more proper languages, but instead establish pidgins, creoles, and dialects . Those things aren't emphasized much in most settings, despite being quite common and important in the real world. To add onto this, try going for smaller, lesser known cousins of th...

In my current campaign, one of my players is playing a human artificer, and it's working out extremely well. I've allowed him to take the technology feats from the World of Warcraft Campaign Book, so he runs a bit more on the technological/steampunk side of things, which fits the character pretty we...

I know what you mean, Huntress. I too had one or two submissions cut from the get go over nothing more than a poor choice of words. Oh, agreed. After I looked over Newumberland again, after the judges' reviews, I saw several errors which I really shouldn't caught the first run through... particular...

Well... that could be a little tricky, as according to Wolf's original schedule, the next one is the domain's stat block, consisting of, if I do recall correctly: Cultural Level: Ecology: Climate/Terrain: Population Main Settlements: Races: Languages: Religion: Government: Ruler: Darklord: Currency:...

I think part of what makes Ravenloft Ravenloft is it's unique nature as an amorphous planar blob that can and will suck up peoples, places, and things from anywhere and anywhen. That's the way it was first explained to me, and that's what really stuck. If they wanted to, the Mists can find you no ma...

I think that this should be as system-neutral as possible... Ravenloft is more about the stories than the systems used to run these stories, right? So we should focus on making the setting first, then work on making the rules fit, rather than trying to build a setting to fit those rules. I agree wit...

Also, in related news, Paizo announced their Pathfinder Compatibility License, located here:

http://paizo.com/paizo/news/v5748eaic9los

Good news all around, weather you're a fan of 4E, or still sticking with 3.X/Pathfinder for the long run!

While G'Henna is a neat domain with some decent potential , particularly if we shoved it back into the core where it used to be, and Avonleigh and Necropolis can both work if we're doing to the 4E planar structure (examples of domains in Ravenloft's Feywild and Shadowfell respectively)... I have to ...

Joël of the FoS wrote:Well it was surely Christmas somewhere when I posted this, or was it in an oubliette?

I dunno... isn't that what Québec is now, after that- *Pulled off stage for attempting to mix Canadian politics and Ravenloft*

I digress, I digress...

Happy Holidays, everyone, et Joyeux Noël!!!

If I recall correctly, it's omni-system.. whatever systems the contributors support. WolfKook had said that it's supposed to be as system-neutral as possible, with contributors giving stats and rules for the systems they themselves support. At the moment, I think it's 4th, 3.5, and Pathfinder... tho...

Ahh, Kane... ye king of RTS megalomaniacs... where would we be today without you? Some more quotes from the mastermind of Nod “Bravo [PC]. You have proven yourself a worthy adversary. When your mission fails and you’re standing before me, beaten, bloody and in chains, I will give you a choice: Reali...

Well, WolfKook, from the names you've given in your domain appear Romantic... perhaps if you don't wish to change the name too much, you could change it to Basconia? Slip in an s, and you've got yourself something that sounds, to me at least, Italian or French.

I think my biggest problem with having the House itself be the Darklord is that Darklords should be simultaneously rewarded and punished for their evils. They should be tragic... I think the phrase used to describe them in the DM's guide was "There, but for the Grace of God, go I". The Hou...

Ayup, to the best of my recollection, the Construction Set was a separate CD that came along with Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon within the 4 CD set of the Game of the Year Edition.

And yes, Morrowind was indeed an all-around brilliant game!