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in the Tales of Ravenloft short stories Strahd impreesed upon me to be subtle, strong willed and a sense of responsibility for HIS people...yet straight forward when confronting the antogonists of the story. Perhaps Lord Strahd still has some sense of duty to Barovia and not meerly a posessive natu...

Truly a sad loss. He will be missed.

If only Ravenloft had therapy groups. Oh well.

I seem to recall some kind of vermin/plague goddess/demon who was related to Lolth.

One question if I may. How does he obtain such attire during medieval time? Is it beyond the era for what he is wearing? Can someone answer this because I am quite puzzled with this one? Depends on what "history" you follow. TSR, WOTC, and WW are notorious for ret-coning Ravenloft history...

In my history the rivalry between Strahd and Azalin started over Strahd possessing the Necronomicon but denies Azalin access to it. It contains the only sure way out of Ravenloft. Azalin knows this. Strahd doesn't. Just remember to correctly pronounce the magic words '' Klaatu barada nikto '', or t...

herkles wrote:I will have to find that novel, my book stores don't sell ravenloft novels.

Anyways there is a section on were-rats in Gaz III, but it does give me some questions.

Its out of print but most places can special order it for you. Or e bay. Its worth it.

This question is for dungeon masters but everyone should chime in. When and if your players meet Strahd how do you portray him? Based on the Ravenloft fiction he seems to have multiple personalities. In KNIGHT OF THE BLACK ROSE he is written as scheming and coy (and a little like Lestat with a subtl...

In my history the rivalry between Strahd and Azalin started over Strahd possessing the Necronomicon but denies Azalin access to it. It contains the only sure way out of Ravenloft. Azalin knows this. Strahd doesn't. Is that really necessary? I shouldn't judge, though. You seem to prefer a pulp Raven...

In hybird form they could speak Mordentish if they chose to, but I would presume that they mostly chitter, which is effectively the language of wererats and that ordinary rats are presumed to speak and understand to a very limited degree. It not at all clear whether anyone beyond Jacqueline herself...

The following is based on what I read in Dungeons and Dragons novels, so it may or may not be true. Natural occurring were creatures (beings born with the "curse") can communicate in any verbal language in hybrid form. Some, but not many, can communicate verbally in animal form in any lang...

In my history the rivalry between Strahd and Azalin started over Strahd possessing the Necronomicon but denies Azalin access to it.

It contains the only sure way out of Ravenloft. Azalin knows this. Strahd doesn't.

I don't know much about Warforged (I find the idea of playing one as interesting as playing a Droid in Star Wars, not at all) but how could something that was never technically alive be undead? The warforged aren't typical constructs-they are complete creatures, in and of themselves, just an odd me...

I don't know much about Warforged (I find the idea of playing one as interesting as playing a Droid in Star Wars, not at all) but how could something that was never technically alive be undead?

4 edition has rules for flesh grafts that occasionally go wrong.