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An Exclusive Look At A Van Richten's Guide To Ravenloft Domain

D&D's Ravenloft settings include Lamordia, a domain of 'stitches and semi-dead flesh'

Dungeons & Dragons is taking the fantasy tabletop genre in a horrifying direction with Van Richten s Guide to Ravenloft, the upcoming sourcebook that more fully introduces the classic Ravenloft setting into the game s Fifth Edition. Ravenloft, which first appeared in D&D lore back in the 80s, is a mystical realm that s not a real place so much as it s a collection of various horrifying Domains of Dread. The new book features several Domains, new and old, all of which highlight different aspects of horror folk horror, cosmic horror, psychological horror, and much more. SYFY WIRE has an exclusive preview of one Domain, Lamordia, a snowy land in which a diabolical scientist stitches unwilling bodies together.

You can try out some of D&D's new Ravenloft book right now, for free

One of the biggest challenges when playing Dungeons & Dragons, or any other role-playing game for that matter, is what to do when a player character dies. Does the party immediately rush off to the nearest temple to magically revive them, or does the player roll up a new character and press on? Perhaps the Dungeon Master (DM) wants to help orchestrate something more complex. The next campaign book from Wizards of the Coast, titled Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft, promises plenty of interesting solutions to the inconvenience of death. You can even take a few of them for a test drive before the book comes out.

Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft: D&D Horror Sourcebook Interview

Ravenloft is one of Dungeons & Dragons’ most iconic settings its go-to source for all things spooky and horrifying. But, as iconic as figures like Strahd Von Zarovich and the gothic lands of Barovia are, they’re only one flavor of horror the plane has to offer. A new D&D campaign sourcebook wants to open up new avenues for the genre on our tabletops. Advertisement Dungeons & Dragons’ Fifth Edition, due out in May, is called Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft. It’s meant to be a resource for players to run horror-themed adventures across the dread domains of one of the most beloved planes of existence in the game’s fiction: the titular Ravenloft. The locale was first introduced in the

The Next Dungeons And Dragons Book Focuses On Horror, Introduces Two New Subclasses