Campaign Settings [Archive] - Wizards Community

Campaign Settings [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Velkairiwyth
08-28-03, 09:27 AM Many of you use campaign settings or premade adventures? I had a campaign set "Ravenloft" for second edition. I was wanting to start a new campaign with 3rd edition rules for this setting as I liked the idea of a dark campaign, are there any sites with adaptations to the campaign setting or anything? I havent seen campaign settings in store anywhere other than the one I have.

Thx -stu
JQPublic
08-28-03, 09:59 AM Some third party did a d20 Ravenloft book. I don't own it but I flipped through it at the store and it looks pretty high quality...

I would check online retailers, I'm sure you could find it...
Erus
08-28-03, 10:25 AM Wizards sold the Ravenloft setting to .Swords and Sorcery (http://www.swordsorcery.com/).
It is very good, in d20 standard, and maintains the feel of the good ol' Ravenloft of old.

On the other hand, Dark Fantasy is all in the descriptions. The way you explain the Big Stone house at the top of the hill makes all the difference in the world. I regularly use Ravenloft tidbits/ideas/settings in my normal Campaign world. Basically, my point is that you could use whatever setting you like. How you present it will be the key.

Erus.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Velkairiwyth 08-28-03, 09:27 AM	Many of you use campaign settings or premade adventures? I had a campaign set "Ravenloft" for second edition. I was wanting to start a new campaign with 3rd edition rules for this setting as I liked the idea of a dark campaign, are there any sites with adaptations to the campaign setting or anything? I havent seen campaign settings in store anywhere other than the one I have. Thx -stu
JQPublic 08-28-03, 09:59 AM	Some third party did a d20 Ravenloft book. I don't own it but I flipped through it at the store and it looks pretty high quality... I would check online retailers, I'm sure you could find it...
Erus 08-28-03, 10:25 AM	Wizards sold the Ravenloft setting to .Swords and Sorcery (http://www.swordsorcery.com/). It is very good, in d20 standard, and maintains the feel of the good ol' Ravenloft of old. On the other hand, Dark Fantasy is all in the descriptions. The way you explain the Big Stone house at the top of the hill makes all the difference in the world. I regularly use Ravenloft tidbits/ideas/settings in my normal Campaign world. Basically, my point is that you could use whatever setting you like. How you present it will be the key. Erus.