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'''Sithicus''', meaning ''The Land Of Specters'' in the [[Elven tongue| Sithican]], is unique in being the only domain inhabited primarily by non-humans, in this case elves. Created and formerly ruled by the [[Death Knight]] [[Lord Soth]] before his disappearance, Sithicus is now officially the kingdom of the [[werebadger]] [[Azrael Dak]], who is far more interested in the fates of his subjects than Soth was. Other than elves, the sentient races inhabiting Sithicus include a few small pockets of humans, and several tribes of tortured, tormented [[Vampiric Kender| Vampire kender]], who are usually mistaken for [halflings?]. The Darklord of Sithicus is a [[half-Vistani]]/[[half-shadow]] woman by the name of [[Inza Kulchevich]], daughter of [[Magda Ilyanova Kulchevich]].
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|terrain= Temperate forests, hills<ref name="Gaz IV p.107">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.107</ref>
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'''Sithicus''', meaning ''The Land Of Specters'' in the [[Sithican (Language) | Elven tongue]], is unusual in being one of the few domains inhabited primarily by non-humans, in this case elves. Created and formerly ruled by the [[Death Knight]] [[Lord Soth]] before his disappearance, Sithicus is now officially the kingdom of the [[werebadger]] [[Azrael Dak]], who is far more interested in the fates of his subjects than Soth was. Other than elves, the sentient races inhabiting Sithicus include a few small pockets of humans, and several tribes of tortured, tormented [[Vampiric Kender| Vampire kender]], who are usually mistaken for [halflings?]. The Darklord of Sithicus is a [[half-Vistani]]/half-shadow woman by the name of [[Inza Kulchevich]], daughter of [[Magda Ilyanova Kulchevich]].
 
===Communities===
*[[Har-Thelen]]
*[[Hroth]]
*[[Kendralind]]
*[[Mal-Erek]]
*[[Sorrow (Internment Camp)]]
 
[[File:Sithicus.png|thumb|Sithicus map by the [[MCS]].  ''Note: Since this fan-made map predates 3rd Edition Ravenloft, there are some inconsistencies with the more recent maps.'']]
 
==Chronology==
 
*[[720 BC]] '''Early Spring''' Lord Soth is transported to [[Barovia]] while torturing his [[traitor]]ous [[steward]], [[Caradoc]] for the location of [[Kitiara]]'s [[soul]]. Caradoc gives him the slip in [[the Mists]].<ref name="Knight of the Black Rose p. 53-55 n1">Knight of the Black Rose p. 53-55. [[Domains of Dread]] p. 17 assigns 720 BC as the year for the events in this novel.</ref>
 
*[[720 BC]] '''March''' - Lord Soth and Azrael Dak catch up with the [[traitor]]ous [[Caradoc]] along the border between [[Gundarak]] and Barovia. Soth [[torture]]s and ultimately [[murder]]s. However, Soth fails notice the oncoming Mist that claimed him.<ref name="Knight of the Black Rose p. 299-304">Knight of the Black Rose p. 299-304</ref> Subsequently, Soth is given one final chance of redemption, and [[Soth Fails His Final Test|he fails it]].  Sithicus forms, and Lord Soth is its darklord.<ref name="Knight of the Black Rose p. 309">Knight of the Black Rose p. 309</ref>
 
*720 BC - 740 BC - Bloody [[Sithican Civil War|civil war]] wages between the [[wild elves]] of Sithicus and the forces of Soth.<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.113</ref>
 
*[[722 BC]] - [[The Wanderers]], a patchwork group of [[Vistani]] from several different tribes, is founded in [[Gundarak]] by [[Magda Kulchevich]].<ref name="Heroes of Light p. 96 n1">[[Heroes of Light]] p. 96. The Wanderers were formed a decade before [[Nikolas]]'s birth. He was born in 732 BC (4 years earlier than the 736 birth of Inza)</ref>
 
*[[724 BC]] - With the aid of the newly-met [[Jameld of Hroth]], [[Dr. Van Richten]] battles the [[Bog Monster of Hroth]]. This is also Van Richten's first visit to both [[Kartakass]] and [[Sithicus]].<ref>[[Van Richten's Arsenal]] p.153, as told in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Ancient Dead]]</ref>
 
*[[725 BC]] - Lord Soth pulls in [[Kendralind]] to satisfy his perverse desires of creating a race of [[kender vampire]]s to do his bidding.<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I]], When Black Roses Bloom p. 53, Gazetteer IV p. 116</ref>
 
*[[727 BC]] - {{Netbook-small}} [[Adventurer]]s steal the [[Shadow Serpent]] from an [[:Category:Unnamed|unnamed]] [[crimelord]] in [[Hazlan]] and use it to kill him. They try the same against [[Lord Soth]], but the plan fails. Unable to kill Soth, the Serpent comes after the adventurers and slays them to the last man. Following their demise, the Serpent is claimed by the [[Order of the Guardians]] (more specifically, [[the Keepers of the Coil]].)<ref name="Book of Souls p. 39">[[The Keepers of the Coil (Article)]], [[Book of Souls (Netbook)]] p. 39</ref>
 
*[[736 BC]] - [[Inza Kulchevich]], future darklord successor to Lord Soth, is born in [[Gundarak]] the very same hour [[Duke Gundar]] is [[assassinated]]. A horrible, almost vengeful [[storm]] rocks Gundarak, and it may somehow warp Inza's [[soul]].<ref name="Gaz IV p.156">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.156</ref>
 
*[[738 BC]] - [[The Wanderers]] unwittingly stumble into [[Sithicus]], where [[Lord Soth]] subsequently traps them.<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.113</ref>
 
*[[740 BC]] - [[the Grand Conjunction]] occurs. By this time, Soth has disappeared from the public eye, thought by some to be [[deceased]]. In truth, he has immersed himself in the fantasies of the [[Memory Mirrors]].<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.113</ref>
 
*[[740 BC]] - Previously dismissed as merely a [[legend]] before this approximate year, a string of [[corpse]]s with the bottoms of their [[feet]] sliced off makes the Sithicans reconsider the existence of [[the Bloody Cobbler]].<ref name="Land of Spectres p. 67">[[Land of Spectres]], [[Dragon #258]] (April 1999), p. 67</ref>
 
*[[743 BC]] '''Early Year''' - With the exception of the white [[flower]]s in [[the Iron Hills]], all the flowers in Sithicus blacken.<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.113</ref>
 
*743 BC-[[752 BC]] For a period of 9 years, the flowers of Sithicus bloom black. During this same period, another bout of [[Ashen Fever]] (also mistranslated as the White Fever Plague) rages across
 
*743 BC '''Spring''' - Azrael Dak effectively [[ruler|rules]] Sithicus.<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.113</ref>
 
* [[744 BC]] - [[The Mists]] claim [[Nabon]] from a world on the [[Prime Material Plane]].<ref name="Heroes of Light p. 100 n1">[[Heroes of Light]] p. 100; "12 years ago"</ref>
 
*[[744 BC]] - [[Krellantha]] perishes while trying to harvest the [[Sithican Color-Changing Rose|special rose petals]] from some [[thornslinger]] [[plant]]s.<ref> She dies in [[When Black Roses Bloom]] (p. 23); [[Domains of Dread]] (p. 17) puts the events of that module in [[744 BC]].</ref>
 
*[[745 BC]] - Azrael Dak loses [[Azrael's Axe|his axe]] in the [[Veidrava Salt Mines]].<ref name="Land of Spectres p. 66">Land of Spectres, Dragon #258 (April 1999), p. 66</ref> (However, by [[758 BC]] he carries it once again.)<ref name="Gaz IV p.152">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.152</ref>
 
*745 BC - Magda Kulchevich subsequently petitions Soth for protection from Malocchio Aderre's roving [[killer]]s. He grants it, but in exchange, the Wanderers swear [[oath]]s to never again tell [[A Dark Knight's Tale|the story of his origins]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 59-60 n1">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 59-60. Note that this novel specifies the oath was given "seven years ago", which would be 745 BC, two years before Malocchio Aderre launches his pogrom.</ref>
 
* [[747 BC]] -  [[Malocchio Aderre]], the second [[dukkar]], launches a [[pogrom]] of [[genocide]] against the Vistani.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 148">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.148</ref> Magda Kulchevich subsequently petitions Soth for protection from Malocchio's roving [[killer]]s. He grants it, but in exchange, the Wanderers swear [[oath]]s to never again tell [[A Dark Knight's Tale|the story of his origins]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 59-60 n1">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 59-60. Note that this novel specifies the oath was given "seven years ago", which would be 745 BC, two years before Malocchio Aderre launches his pogrom.</ref>
 
*[[747 BC]] - Malocchio gives [[Novgor]] to Azrael as a symbol of their alliance. In order to claim the blade for herself, Inza ambushes and cripples an [[outlander]] [[stone giant]] named [[Nabon]] using [[Gard]]. She then trades the now en[[slave]]d Nabon to [[Azrael Dak]] for Novgor.<ref name="Heroes of Light p. 100 n2">[[Heroes of Light]] p. 100; the ambush takes place when Inza was only 11 years old.</ref>
 
*[[752 BC]] - [[Inza Kulchevich]] conspires with Azrael Dak, and through him, Malocchio Aderre. Their plans include the death and overthrow of both Magda Kulchevich and Lord Soth.
 
*752 BC - [[Malocchio Aderre]] sends the [[spy]] [[Gesmas Malaturno]] into [[Sithicus]] to dig up information on Lord Soth's origins.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 10-12">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 10-12</ref> [[Bratu]], under [[manipulation]] by [[Inza]], tells Malaturno [[A Dark Knight's Tale|the Wanderers' version of Soth's story]], breaking the earlier [[oath]] the tribe had sworn.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 60-66">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 60-66</ref> Azrael Dak captures Malaturno, and Soth learns the spy has heard the true story of his origins.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 16-17, 34-38">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 16-17,34-38</ref> He confronts Magda and the Wanderers, though Magda passes it off as the work of [[the Thorns of the White Rose]]. Subsequently she confronts Bratu and calls him out as an [[Oath Breaker|Oathbreaker]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 60-66">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 60-66</ref> Meanwhile, on the way to the [[Veidrava Mines]], Malaturno encounters [[the Bloody Cobbler]] and is subsequently slain.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 40-44">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 40-44</ref>
 
*752 BC - [[Inza Kulchevich betrays the Wanderers]]. She sabotages [[Gard]] using [[Novgor]]. Azrael and Inza then instigate the [[salt shadow]]s to attack the Wanderers' camp. Gard's power fails, and it shatters as Magda Kulchevich tries to protect her tribe. She perishes in the battle. Following the attack, Inza manipulates some of [[Malocchio]]'s [[ogre]]s into attacking the surviving Wanderers in order to gain the personal protection of Lord Soth.<ref name="Heroes of Light p. 93">[[Heroes of Light]] p. 93</ref>
 
*752 BC - Ganelon's love, [[Helain]], hears the call of [[the Whispering Beast]] and takes flight. Ganelon gives chase. Along the way, he is assisted by [[the Bloody Cobbler]]<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 152-164">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 152-164</ref> but is [[cursed]] by Inza Kulchevich<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 185">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 185</ref>. At [[the Lair of the Whispering Beast]], [[the White Rose]] strikes a deal with Ganelon to cure Helain's [[madness]] in return for the collection of red [[rose]]s from [[Malocchio's Dream Garden]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 203-218">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 203-318</ref> There, he encounters Malocchio Aderre, whom tasks him with the disruption of Azrael's [[ritual]] at the Veidrava Salt mines using [[Ganelon's Crystal Orb|a special magical orb]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 245-251">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 245-251</ref>
 
*752 BC - [[The Night of Screaming Shadows]]: Malocchio sends an invading force into Sithicus, besieging [[Nedregaard Keep]]. Shortly after Madga Kulchevich's death, Azrael Dak enacts his [[ritual]] to gain control of Sithicus's [[shadow]]s. However, he is disrupted by [[Ganelon]]. The shadows coalesce and besiege [[Nedragaard Keep]], tearing it apart and seemingly destroying Soth.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 153">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.153</ref> In actuality, Soth is taken back to [[Krynn]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 308-309">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 308-309</ref> Back in Sithicus, many lives are lost in the [[disaster]]<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 301">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 301</ref>, including Malocchio's entire invasion force.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 113">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.113</ref>
 
*752 BC - Inza's [[treachery]] is revealed to Nabon and the three remaining Wanderers. To escape their wrath, she jumps into the [[Great Chasm]], right into the thick of the gathering darkness. She survives the impact but becomes the new [[darklord]] of Sithicus. The Wanderers swear revenge.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 157">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.157</ref>
 
*752 BC - Though he survives the Night of Screaming Shadows, the fallout of the whole debacle weighs quite high on Azrael Dak. He learns to fear the dark he once trusted, and the voices that now mock him drive him to the brink of [[madness]]. Moreover, his alliance with Malocchio crumbles to dust, and his enmity towards the Wannders turns all of the Vistani against him in turn. Although Dak assumes political control over the domain, though his power is challenged by both an increased [[rebellious]] spirit among the [[wild elves]] and the hidden shadows of the realm's true lord.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 115">Gazetteer IV p.115</ref>
 
*752 BC - The fundamental nature of Sithicus changes.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 312">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 312</ref> After nine long years, its [[flower]]s assume their normal color. Whereas Sithicus was once a place of [[corrupted]] memories and thriving illusion, it now becomes a place where past [[sin]]s cannot be forgotten.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 312">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 312</ref> The [[Guilt of Sithicus]] sets in.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 108">Gazetteer IV p.108</ref> Even [[Nuitari]], Sithicus' [[moon]], changes.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 120">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.120</ref>
 
*752 BC - Unable to return home thanks to Inza's [[curse]], Ganelon becomes a wandering [[adventurer]] and [[healer]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 310">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 310</ref>
 
*[[753 BC]] - ([[Dread Possibility]]) Reports of a [[mysterious]] but benevolent figure known as [[the Blessed Knight]] begin to emerge.<ref name="Gaz IV p.122">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.122</ref>
 
*758 BC - [["S"]] travels through [[Sithicus]].<ref name="Gaz IV p.129-130">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.129-130</ref> She meets [[Nabon]] and [[the Wanderers]] and learns the story of the [[Lake of Sounds]]. She hires a "haggard looking" [[Vistani]] to lead her out of the domain<ref name="Gaz IV p.129-130">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.129-130</ref> Unknown to her, he is one of the [[Tribe of Hyskosa]].
 
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Sithicus
Culture Level Medieval (8), Stone Age (1) for wild elves[1]
Ecology Full[1]
Climate & Terrain Temperate forests, hills[1]
Year Formed 720 BC[2][3][1]
Population 4,300[1]
Races (%) 96% elves, 2% half-elves, 1% humans, 1% other[1]
Languages Sithican*, Vaasi, Balok, Mordentish[1]
Religions Church of Ezra, Church of Hala[1]
Government Despotic monarch and aristocracy[1]
Ruler(s) Azrael Dak[1] (Formerly: Lord Soth[4])
Darklord(s) Inza Kulchevich[1] (Formerly: Lord Soth[5])
Nationality Sithican
Analog Krynn[4]
Related Categories
Locations in Sithicus
Transportation in Sithicus
Inhabitants of Sithicus
Former Inhabitants of Sithicus
Flora of Sithicus
Fauna of Sithicus
Native Monsters of Sithicus

Sithicus, meaning The Land Of Specters in the Elven tongue, is unusual in being one of the few domains inhabited primarily by non-humans, in this case elves. Created and formerly ruled by the Death Knight Lord Soth before his disappearance, Sithicus is now officially the kingdom of the werebadger Azrael Dak, who is far more interested in the fates of his subjects than Soth was. Other than elves, the sentient races inhabiting Sithicus include a few small pockets of humans, and several tribes of tortured, tormented Vampire kender, who are usually mistaken for [halflings?]. The Darklord of Sithicus is a half-Vistani/half-shadow woman by the name of Inza Kulchevich, daughter of Magda Ilyanova Kulchevich.

Communities

Sithicus map by the MCS. Note: Since this fan-made map predates 3rd Edition Ravenloft, there are some inconsistencies with the more recent maps.

Chronology

  • 720 BC March - Lord Soth and Azrael Dak catch up with the traitorous Caradoc along the border between Gundarak and Barovia. Soth tortures and ultimately murders. However, Soth fails notice the oncoming Mist that claimed him.[7] Subsequently, Soth is given one final chance of redemption, and he fails it. Sithicus forms, and Lord Soth is its darklord.[8]
  • 743 BC-752 BC For a period of 9 years, the flowers of Sithicus bloom black. During this same period, another bout of Ashen Fever (also mistranslated as the White Fever Plague) rages across
  • 743 BC Spring - Azrael Dak effectively rules Sithicus.[9]
  • 745 BC - Magda Kulchevich subsequently petitions Soth for protection from Malocchio Aderre's roving killers. He grants it, but in exchange, the Wanderers swear oaths to never again tell the story of his origins.[20]
  • 752 BC - Inza Kulchevich conspires with Azrael Dak, and through him, Malocchio Aderre. Their plans include the death and overthrow of both Magda Kulchevich and Lord Soth.
  • 752 BC - Inza Kulchevich betrays the Wanderers. She sabotages Gard using Novgor. Azrael and Inza then instigate the salt shadows to attack the Wanderers' camp. Gard's power fails, and it shatters as Magda Kulchevich tries to protect her tribe. She perishes in the battle. Following the attack, Inza manipulates some of Malocchio's ogres into attacking the surviving Wanderers in order to gain the personal protection of Lord Soth.[27]
  • 752 BC - Inza's treachery is revealed to Nabon and the three remaining Wanderers. To escape their wrath, she jumps into the Great Chasm, right into the thick of the gathering darkness. She survives the impact but becomes the new darklord of Sithicus. The Wanderers swear revenge.[36]
  • 752 BC - Though he survives the Night of Screaming Shadows, the fallout of the whole debacle weighs quite high on Azrael Dak. He learns to fear the dark he once trusted, and the voices that now mock him drive him to the brink of madness. Moreover, his alliance with Malocchio crumbles to dust, and his enmity towards the Wannders turns all of the Vistani against him in turn. Although Dak assumes political control over the domain, though his power is challenged by both an increased rebellious spirit among the wild elves and the hidden shadows of the realm's true lord.[37]
  • 752 BC - The fundamental nature of Sithicus changes.[38] After nine long years, its flowers assume their normal color. Whereas Sithicus was once a place of corrupted memories and thriving illusion, it now becomes a place where past sins cannot be forgotten.[38] The Guilt of Sithicus sets in.[39] Even Nuitari, Sithicus' moon, changes.[40]
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References

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 Gazetteer IV p.107
  2. ↑ Ravenloft Third Edition p.17
  3. ↑ Ravenloft Player's Handbook p.19
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Domains of Dread p. 50
  5. ↑ Domains of Dread p. 51
  6. ↑ Knight of the Black Rose p. 53-55. Domains of Dread p. 17 assigns 720 BC as the year for the events in this novel.
  7. ↑ Knight of the Black Rose p. 299-304
  8. ↑ Knight of the Black Rose p. 309
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 Gazetteer IV p.113
  10. ↑ Heroes of Light p. 96. The Wanderers were formed a decade before Nikolas's birth. He was born in 732 BC (4 years earlier than the 736 birth of Inza)
  11. ↑ Van Richten's Arsenal p.153, as told in Van Richten's Guide to the Ancient Dead
  12. ↑ Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I, When Black Roses Bloom p. 53, Gazetteer IV p. 116
  13. ↑ The Keepers of the Coil (Article), Book of Souls (Netbook) p. 39
  14. ↑ Gazetteer IV p.156
  15. ↑ Land of Spectres, Dragon #258 (April 1999), p. 67
  16. ↑ Heroes of Light p. 100; "12 years ago"
  17. ↑ She dies in When Black Roses Bloom (p. 23); Domains of Dread (p. 17) puts the events of that module in 744 BC.
  18. ↑ Land of Spectres, Dragon #258 (April 1999), p. 66
  19. ↑ Gazetteer IV p.152
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 Spectre of the Black Rose p. 59-60. Note that this novel specifies the oath was given "seven years ago", which would be 745 BC, two years before Malocchio Aderre launches his pogrom.
  21. ↑ Gazetteer IV p.148
  22. ↑ Heroes of Light p. 100; the ambush takes place when Inza was only 11 years old.
  23. ↑ Spectre of the Black Rose p. 10-12
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 Spectre of the Black Rose p. 60-66
  25. ↑ Spectre of the Black Rose p. 16-17,34-38
  26. ↑ Spectre of the Black Rose p. 40-44
  27. ↑ Heroes of Light p. 93
  28. ↑ Spectre of the Black Rose p. 152-164
  29. ↑ Spectre of the Black Rose p. 185
  30. ↑ Spectre of the Black Rose p. 203-318
  31. ↑ Spectre of the Black Rose p. 245-251
  32. ↑ Gazetteer IV p.153
  33. ↑ Spectre of the Black Rose p. 308-309
  34. ↑ Spectre of the Black Rose p. 301
  35. ↑ Gazetteer IV p.113
  36. ↑ Gazetteer IV p.157
  37. ↑ Gazetteer IV p.115
  38. ↑ 38.0 38.1 Spectre of the Black Rose p. 312
  39. ↑ Gazetteer IV p.108
  40. ↑ Gazetteer IV p.120
  41. ↑ Spectre of the Black Rose p. 310
  42. ↑ Gazetteer IV p.122
  43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 Gazetteer IV p.129-130

Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue

Ravenloft Third Edition
Domains of Dread
When Black Roses Bloom

Secrets of the Dread Realms - pp7,49-51
Ravenloft Third Edition - pp14-18,32,139-140
Domains of Dread - pp49-50
Ravenloft Campaign Setting:Domains and Denizens - pp30-31
When Black Roses Bloom - throughout
Tales of Ravenloft:The Rigor of the Game - pp175-188
Realm of Terror - pp78-79

Secrets of the Dread Realms - pp8-9
Ravenloft Third Edition - inside cover
Domains of Dread - pp42-43
When Black Roses Bloom - Inside Cover
Ravenloft Campaign Setting - poster map
Realm of Terror - poster map

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