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I have to agree with the comments regarding Northern Frights...as a fan of the MotRD setting I find that a few Gothic Earth specific creatures is a refreshing change. I hope that more authors following this example. Also, concerning the Monolith article, I was pleasantly surprised to see the subject...

One addition Game Mechanic that I had intended to include in the Holy Grail post is the magical "potions" created by the Grail retain their magical enchantment only as long as they are being poured directly from the Grail. Individuals attempting us pour liquid from the Grail into other con...

The Holy Grail Discription: The Holy Grail is a 6 1/2 (17 cm) high cup carved from a single piece of agate 3 1/2 (9cm) in disameter. The body of the grail is composed of a central hexagonal column with a round nut in the middle, topped by two small plates. The upper of these plates holds the main c...

Recently, I came across a line of miniatures that seem appropriate for a Gothic Earth Campign. Although I personally don't currently use miniatures in my Masque of the Red Death Campaigns, I found these to be an interesting choice should I ever chose to go that route. They are part of the Vampire Wa...

Cole Deschain wrote:Hrrrrmmmm...

Maybe Jospeh Smith's little trinket played a role at Moutnain Meadows...

Actually that is the same conclusion that I'm using for the central plot of the campaign that I'm currently running. I'm gald someone else picked up on it.

Since we already have a discussion started on both places and characters that would be appropriate of the Masque of the Red Death setting, I though it might be interesting to see what enchanted items we could come up with. To start things off I'll begin with an interesting item from the American Wes...

Dr Laszlo Kreizler (Intellectual/Physician LG) An alienist with a nearly matchless intellect, Laszlo Krizler has witnessed much of the pain and suffering in the world through his work with the mentally unsound during the early part of the 1890; however, it was not until his involvement in an invest...

Lady Blanche's full name was Lady Blanche de Warenne

Lady Blanche (Ghost) On April 17 1264 Rochester Castle in Kent, England (a royalist held fortification under the command of Ralph de Capo) was beseiged by Gilbert de Clare. De Clare held a person gruge against De Capo since he had been the a rejected suitor of de Capo's wife to be the Lady Blanche....