Lycanthropes and Vampires

[Ian Hoskins]

On 16-Feb-97, Maureen Jalbert wrote:
- ->Does anyone use lycanthropes or vampires in their campaigns?I'm thinking of
- ->trying it but I'm not really sure,yet.

I have used Lycanthropes several time in my campaign, but never vampires or
any other creature where there is an awnsheghlien of the same name, ie
manticore. basilisk, spinx, etc.

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Darkstar

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`Now weary traveller rest your head
because just like me you're totally dead.'

A.J. Rimmer Bsc Ssc

[Matthew Colville]

Hey! I just had a great idea!

I'm not sure that this would be anything other than a neat
explaination, but it just occured to me that the Shadow World could *be*
Azrai!

In other words, after Deismarr, Azria's energy became the shadow
world. Like his 'ghost.' I kinda like the idea of a dead god's ghost
being an entire universe.

I also like the idea of The Shadow World being a carbon copy of
Cerilia. So a mage with a magic mirror that saw into the Shadow World
would see an evil version of himself looking back, wondering who that
other person was. Not entirely unlike the Mirror/Mirror episode of Star
Trek.

P.S. Someone asked if Mages weren't supposed to be rare in all AD&D
campaigns and I think the answer is a resounding NO! I once, accurately
I believe, described the Forgotten Realms as a world in which you
couldn't throw a rock without hitting a 10th level wizard.

[Vestrii@aol.co]

In a message dated 97-02-20 03:49:56 EST, you write:

> I'm not sure that this would be anything other than a neat
> explaination, but it just occured to me that the Shadow World could *be*
> Azrai!
>
> In other words, after Deismarr, Azria's energy became the shadow
> world. Like his 'ghost.' I kinda like the idea of a dead god's ghost
> being an entire universe.

Wasn't the Shadow World around before Deismar? I always thought the
Cold Rider or whatever his name is would make a good Azrai incarnation.

Dave