Ravenloft Gazetteer II: Legacies of Terror

Rating:
Summary: Good from begining to end.
Review: The Second of the Gazetteer's is an absoulutly solid product, We get an update and a real good look at one of the largest domains in Ravenloft, Darkon. Also are some really detailed looks at Necropolis, Lamordia, and Falkovnia. My personal favorite was Lamordia as I have always been interested in getting a closer look at the land of Mordenheim and Adam. Also the Who's Doomed section of this Gazetteer is packed. Not only the Darklords but 5 other personalities of note,(though you kinda figure Mordenheim as half a Darklord i guess.) I hope they keep pumping out products of this caliber..

Rating:
Summary: The North Unveiled
Review: This book is a great step upward from the first Gazetter and does an excellent job of portraying the Northern Lands of Ravenloft. The book discusses the domains of Necropolis, Darkon, Lamordia and Falkovnia. The author provides numerous potential starting points for adventures as well as ideas for developing the attitudes and histories of people from these lands. Also, the book gives insights into the newly returned Azalin and raises questions about why Azalin is interested in collecting information about all the different domains. I found the descriptions about Necropolis to be particularly useful since I have been eager to discover the nature of that domain. Altogether the book is an important addition to the Ravenloft collection and I encourage anyone who is interested in running a campaign in the northern realms to add this book to their library.

Rating:
Summary: The North Unveiled
Review: This book is a great step upward from the first Gazetter and does an excellent job of portraying the Northern Lands of Ravenloft. The book discusses the domains of Necropolis, Darkon, Lamordia and Falkovnia. The author provides numerous potential starting points for adventures as well as ideas for developing the attitudes and histories of people from these lands. Also, the book gives insights into the newly returned Azalin and raises questions about why Azalin is interested in collecting information about all the different domains. I found the descriptions about Necropolis to be particularly useful since I have been eager to discover the nature of that domain. Altogether the book is an important addition to the Ravenloft collection and I encourage anyone who is interested in running a campaign in the northern realms to add this book to their library.