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Dungeons & Dragonsis basically synonymous with the fantasy genre, but the iconic tabletop game’s next sourcebook lets adventuring parties experience a whole new genre: horror.
Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft, a 256-page book that fully introduces the classic D&D setting of Ravenloft to Fifth Edition and features new subclasses, races, and monsters, comes out on May 18.
Ravenloft, which has been part of
D&D lore since the mid-’80s, is an otherworldly realm of various pocket dimensions, and each is rife with terrors and a grim Darklord presiding over their domain. Traditionally, Ravenloft has been all about gothic horror, best exemplified by Barovia, the setting of the popular Fifth Edition adventure
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Of all the
Dungeons & Dragons magic items released this year, none have confounded players more than the Teeth of Dahlver-Nar. Originally introduced in the first
Dungeon Master s Guide, this legendary collection of teeth have had various abilities over the years, usually granting their users some vestige of an entity s power when the user permanently switches out the tooth with one of their own. The Teeth of Dahlver-Nar were some of the many artifacts brought back to
Dungeons & Dragons in the recently released
Tasha s Cauldron of Everything. This time, the twenty different teeth were all associated with different tales, and could either summon various creatures or could grant players permanent powers.
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