Editing Quoth the Raven (section)

==Issue #12==
'''Races of the Mists: Part 1 - The Dwarfed:''' Part of a series of articles, preceded by an in-universe examination, attempting to reflavor the demihuman races to be more "Gothic" and suitable for a lower fantasy-themed Ravenloft. This article examines Dwarves, including the racial variants of Black-beards, Delvers, Hill Dwarves, Pale Dwarves and Folkloric Dwarves, new dwarven feats, a Dwarven Crafting rule, and mechanics for Dwarven Rune Magic.

'''Fear and Frostbites:''' Discusses altering the material from Frostburn for use in Ravenloft campaigns.

'''War of the Mace:''' The fluff and mechanics for three magical Ravenloftian maces submitted as part of the 2005 "War of the Mace" fan-contest. This article covers all three; the Mace of the Inquisitor, the Schneekugel and the Heartblood Mace.

'''Evening by the Fire:''' A follow-up to a Souragne entry in the "Superstitions, or...?" article in [[Undead Sea Scrolls]] 2001, detailing the true monster who caused the superstition of the Red-Robed Visitor.

'''Grim Tales - The Wolf:''' A folkloric fey monster, born from the tales of the big bad wolf.

'''Growls in the Night:''' A collection of new monsters for use in Ravenloft; the Border Zombie (the zombies Azalin creates to defend Darkon), the Eater (ravenously hungry cannibalistic undead), Hammer Zombie (stone-fisted zombies), Leaping Zombie (zombies that can leap great distances), Miser (a restless dead created when a miser's spirit returns to punish inheritors who have wasted its money), Scython (powerful skeleton armed with blood-drinking scythes for hands), Sharptalon (blade-handed skeleton), Sneak (prank-playing faeries), Swordwight and Swordwight Warlord (hateful soldiers driven to return from the grave by their sheer envy of life), Teri (feminine tree-spirits that hate all forms of civilization), and Tombskin (ritually created undead with earthen powers).

'''Misty Divine:''' Discusses altering the material from The Complete Divine for use in Ravenloft campaigns.

'''The Black Opal Guild:''' Details on a guild of necromancers, complete with a prestige class to represent membership.

'''Races of the Mists: Part II - The Little People:''' Part of a series of articles, preceded by an in-universe examination, attempting to reflavor the demihuman races to be more "Gothic" and suitable for a lower fantasy-themed Ravenloft. This article examines Halflings,  including the racial variants of Hairfoot, Stout, and Tallfellow, and some new skills and feats.

'''Registry of Monsters:''' 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.

'''The Tower of Silana:''' An adventure in which the party must raid the tower domain of a member of the Black Opal Guild.