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Manor of Dread by Walter Srebalus
This is a place holder review and I thoroughly look forward to getting into greater detail in the future.
“Content Warning: If this adventure were a movie, its movie rating would be PG-13. It includes depiction of abuse, body horror (mutations), domestic violence, gore (blood), and graphic death scenes.”
I would also add a baby that has been experimented on and the BBEF using mentally dominating magic. However, there is a great discussion about safety tools and the importance of communication and consent, always yet even more so when dealing with horror and the themes involved.
The are many, many haunted house adventures and stories. It is a tough crowd to hang with and to get recognition, but Manor of Dread is a brilliant example of how to do this with style!
Something I often find myself reflecting on after reviewing so many adventures that doing something simple well is often the best way to go, and Manor of Dread does this exceptionally we...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Really dig the encounter window, brings much needed organisation and streamlining to running your games! Used it last weekend and loved it, before I had multiple pins placed everywhere, I had to click each or at least hover over the pins to figure out what, what was, some Encounters have same name as the story pin so that can be confusing too. This way.. I only have one pin to click and voila, you get all the control you ever wanted, from sharing your images and images of the NPCs, adding baddies to the combat tracker, awarding xp, and easy access to story entries, other images or pins you would have dropped in the area before, without knowing what they were, well now you do with this easy extension! You even have an encounter calculator that tells you how hard of a fight this would be for your players PCs! ...
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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This is just a place holder until I catch up and post my in depth review
From the terrified and spirited preface of the dangers of owning this profane tome, through the macabre parade of spirited subclasses, the masterwork of the deathly, wild and monstrous classes, including what might just be the definitive Death Knight, an octet of fancy feats for all and a titanic range of racial feats of monstrous magnificence, an octet of singular spells, a pound of magic items from the ridiculous to the sublime, remarkable rule remedies to remedial rubrics, keen insights into what it means to be evil, you know you’re in good hands, even if they might be slimy, skeletal or rotting…
There’s something about Gildemyn’s writing that makes it clear they have autopsied, exorcised, exhumed and reanimated this game. From start to finish they write with an incredible amount of care, forbidden knowledge and dark dedication far beyond what is often seen
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Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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