Editing Quoth the Raven (section)

==Issue #11==
This issue has a theme of Things That Go Bump In The Night.

'''Report on Fihyrs:''' An article expanding on [[fihyr]]s, giving them far greater customization options. Includes an extensive in-universe fluff version of the rules and an examination of several individual fihyrs.

'''Things That Go Bump:''' A follow-up to Noises in the Night from the Book of Sacrifices, furthering the existence of Boogeymen in Ravenloft. Aside from a general Boogeyman template, it adds three new Boogeymen to the mists; The Dirty Thing, Basket Case, and the Elf-Knight.

'''Tales from the Fireside - Frightening Fey:''' An in-universe report listing a number of tales about strange horrors lurking in the mists, each followed by suggested game mechanical support. The Singing Maid, the Aqua Sanguine, Tarja, Fingerblades and the Crawling Man.

'''Scearidd:''' Fey who disguise themselves as birds and try to form empathic bonds with children, often resulting in the deaths of both those around such children and ultimately the children themselves.

'''Children of the Night - Grimalkin the Breathstealer:''' A foul cat-goblin fey who uses the guise of a cat to steal the breath, and thus the lives, from babies and small children.

'''Return to Arlington Farm:''' An update/revisioning of the domain from the original [[Undead Sea Scrolls]] 2001, this time written under Ravenloft D20 rules.

'''Growls in the Night - Dread Leprechauns:''' The famous Irish fairies twisted into a suitably Ravenloftian monster.

'''On The Road:''' A new core class for a Ravenloft campaign, the gypsy.

'''A Most Frightful Excerpt:''' Hand-drawn art and fluff text referencing unique and terrible spirits and other monsters found in the demiplane. A sequel to the Register of Monsters articles.

'''La Petite Valacha:''' A neighborhood in Ste. Ronges that serves as a ghetto for Valachani immigrants.

'''Perilous Pursuits - The Folkloric Warlock:''' A prestige class, representing a spellcaster who learns to tap into superstitions and gossip about their kind to enhance their own power.

'''Waning Gazlight:''' An assortment of strange creatures native to the Gothic Earth; Colonel Bogey (a fey being driven to challenge sportsmen in order to prove its own superiority), Greed Spirits (a foul two-headed baboon-like beast that creates cults of charmed slaves around itself), Shackles-Rattles (sapient beetle-things that enslave the dream-selves of humans), and Wahnsinnbestie (living incarnation of paranoia).

'''Queen Tera:''' A former disciple of Imhotep, an ancient Egyptian sorceress resurrected by the magic of the Red Death to plague the Gothic Earth again.