Café de Nuit

This all reminds me of a Buffy episode, where a bunch of teens are possessed by the spirits of hyenas due to a shamanic ritual. Even setting the possession bit aside, the in-universe lore about those particular hyenas is compelling; the legends that they'd hide just beyond the circle of a campfire's...

There is another option, which could bring food to the vampire: posing as a generally debauched rake. The kind of handsome party animal who never wakes up before evening and parties the whole night through. He's so scandalous, but his massive charm makes him seem exciting. He's every rich gambler's ...

IanFordam wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2024 5:43 pm

Rock of the Fraternity wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2024 4:00 pm You might try reading Ian Fordam's "Sanguinia, Survey of a Snow-Bound Land" in Quoth the Raven #30; if I recall correctly, it has 2e stats for Mircea.

Thanks for the shout-out, Rock!

My pleasure, Ian. ^_^

*clicks heels to activate 3e blade boots*
Bring it.

I've checked my 2e books, and I couldn't even find a mention of Sanguinia, let alone Mircea. :-/
You might try reading Ian Fordam's "Sanguinia, Survey of a Snow-Bound Land" in Quoth the Raven #30; if I recall correctly, it has 2e stats for Mircea.

Thank you so much for keeping this place running, Ron.
(And yes, I have thrown out my cache.)

Did you mean Venice? ^^;

Morguhald A small town near the southern Misty border of Sithicus, Morguhald is inhabited by a mix of elves, half-elves, halflings, afflicted kender and humans. For a wonder, none of the locals seem to be interested in engaging in speciesism - or any other kind of social interaction. While the town...

It'd have a job living up to the battle described in Knight of the Black Rose, when Soth besieged Castle Ravenloft with only Azrael at his side ... and Strahd resorted to trickery to make him stop, rather than face him directly.

I'm old-fashioned like this, but I'd like a game in the style of Sierra's Quest for-games. There's a plot, there's social interaction, but there's room to roam around and look around and plenty of combat, too.

They're very compatible.
Pathfinder 1E has also been described as D&D 3.75; it takes D&D 3.5 and makes a number of tweaks.
If you need an online resource to look at, I recommend d20.pfsrd.org.

Oh, indeed! Much cheeping, still. ^_^

Page four is up. Only took me four months to get back to it.