In a related decision, the Kargat judged drow too foreign to the tone of the setting, as are dragons, so Arak became a part of the avaricious lord Azalin's domain (and the drow were discovered to actually be shadow elves and denizens of the new Shadow Rift). Moreau, seemed to logically belong in the Sea of Sorrows, and its absence from the Core helped to create the very-cool Shadow Rift. Similarly, the formless Nightmare Lands needed their own place to be terrifying, and G'Henna was too barren to rest within the lush countryside around it. Thus, Bluetspur, with its sunless landscape, was too foreign to share space with the Core. The first was purely ecological: We felt that the Core should be more consistent from a natural point of view.
"Some have asked how the TSR Kargat decided which domains to eliminate from the Core after the Grand Conjunction. Notes: JWM noted on the Kargatane site that 'a minor error slipped into the Tarokka cards for this printing: the artwork on the 8 and 9 of Stars got switched'ĭavid Wise, Kargat Chief at the time, said on the Kargatane site: Two Maps: Depicting the reshaped Core domains and the islands of terror.Ī Poster: featuring a painting by artist Robh Ruppel.Ī Tarokka Deck: Beautifully illustrated cards for role-playing fortunetelling.Ī DM Screen: Designed to be used with a RAVENLOFT campaign. Realm of Terror: a 160-page book of rules containing the reshaping of character classes fear, horror, and madness, and powers checks curses spells and magical items, both new and old psionics techniques of terror and more.ĭomains and Denizens: a 128-page book describing the dark lands of the Core, the islands of terror, and many nefarious personages. Connorsīasically a reprint of the Black box - post GC - and Forbidden lore boxed sets: Authors: Bruce Nesmith with Andria Hayday and William W.
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