Café de Nuit

Murder Scenario Format: Here is what you need to contribute a murder scenario. It could go in any one of several sections of the book: * Name of the scenario. Could just be the name of the killer, or some description of their motivation or their crimes. Example: Spring-Heeled Jack * Summary of the c...

Hmmm...okay, it looks like the creator has abandoned this project...so until he returns I am going to take it over! If you are interested in murder as plot element, get set to help contribute to the best netbook evar!

Joël of the FoS wrote:JD, that's something that could fit with Tempête as an adventure hook!

Feel free to use it for that, or any other purpose.

The Fugitive The player characters are approached by the civil authorities, low-ranking personages concerned with the day-to-day details of the administration of justice. They are deeply concerned. A warrant for the arrest and trial of the Richemulot traitoress Bernadine Le Dontecu has been sworn o...

Hey, how is this project coming along? I have some ideas that might be useful...any deadlines approaching?

*poke poke*

The nucklavee also appeared in the most recent entry in the Bard's Tale computer RPG, in which you accidentally set it free and it stalks you across the land. Here is a song sung about it: "I'll tattle a tale that is terribly true. Stated out as a rumor, but suddenly grew. And it deals with a m...

Check out the Hollowfaust supplement from White Wolf's Scarred Lands for how I would do it. One of the big advantages of 3e Ravenloft is "native heroes", which makes Necropolis basically worthless and weird in the setting...Hollowfaust is a city drenched in death, but still functional.

I have the White Wolf Tarokka deck and it has never failed for evil curses and nasty fates.

First post, it's great to be here. ======= Allow me to state, favored traveller, that people of great import but little understanding, call these lands "Wastes". I respectfully disagree. In the desert nothing can be wasted or else all will collapse. If there were truly nothing of consequen...