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Dungeons & Dragons Is Developing Two New Settings, Targeting More Classic Settings for 2022 Release

How to Play D&D's New Horror Campaign If You're a Weenie

We've got a few tips for how to enter Ravenloft's Domains of Dread so that even the weenies in your D&D party can have fun.

D&D's Guide to Ravenloft Tease: Magic and Horror in Hazlan

Image: Robin Olausson/Wizards of the Coast It’s almost time to descend onto the dread demi-plane of Ravenloft and its many realms when Dungeons & Dragons releases its latest sourcebook, Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft. There’s so much more to the horrors of Ravenloft than what our dear friend Strahd is up to though. io9 has a sneak peek inside just one of those new spooky lands and spoke to senior D&D game designer Wes Schneider to find out more. Advertisement The new sourcebook lets players venture beyond Strahd Von Zarovich’s lands in the iconic realm of Barovia already well-mined in Fifth Edition’s

D&D's new Ravenloft book swaps outdated tropes for a high-fantasy approach

D&D’s new Ravenloft book swaps outdated tropes for a high-fantasy approach May 3, 2021, 5:08pm EDT If you buy something from a Polygon link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Share this story The Mummy, circa 1932. Photo: FilmPublicityArchive/United Archives via Getty Images Wizards of the Coast is rebooting the many realms of Ravenloft, a classic setting for Dungeons & Dragons. Due out on May 18, contains more than 30 new Domains of Dread, each with its own darklord for groups to explore together. Lead designer Wes Schneider told Polygon that the goal was to move beyond the derivative tropes that have plagued the Ravenloft setting in the past, while also allowing players to engage with the material from a number of different perspectives.

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