Editing Quoth the Raven (section)

==Issue #13==
'''When Nightmares Wake:''' A short fiction piece in which a smuggler's attempt to steal horses from Nova Vaasa is brutally thwarted.

'''Starlight Signs:''' Framed as an in-universe text, this article examines the Zodiac signs of the Demiplane of Dread.

'''The Omen Watchers:''' Details on an elf-dominated society of stargazers and astrologist-diviners. Includes a membership-representing prestige class.

'''The Isle of Ravens:''' An update/retcon to the domain from the Book of Sacrifices.

'''Story of the Fallen Queen:''' Details the new domain of Murllia, a domain of fallen, corrupted elves inspired by Tolkien.

'''Children of the Night - Ermintrude:''' An annis hag who, dissatisfied with the typical life of her kind, has resumed her former identity as an adventurer and become an unlikely champion of the weak. Includes the adventure "For Fame and Glory!" in which the party is unwittingly drawn into an attempt by Ermintrude's abandoned covey to destroy their defected sister.

'''The Umbra:''' An examination of the leaders of the Fraternity of Shadow, complete with game statistics and a bevvy of new spells developed by them.

'''Sorcery and Shadows:''' Discusses altering the material from The Complete Arcane for use in Ravenloft campaigns.

'''Races of the Mists: Part III - The Fey:''' 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 Elves, including the racial variants of Darkonian, Mist-Elf, Outlander, Sithican and Wild-Elf, as well as new feats and some advice on better representing "elven magics" in-game.

'''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. 

'''Children of the Night - Conte Aerik D'Eauberville:''' A misbegotten caliban who has overthrown and enslaved his aristocratic family, turning them into a den of depraved cannibals. Comes with the attendant adventure Family Dinner, in which the party must defeat the madman and his pack of living ghouls.

'''Vile Mists of Darkness:''' Discusses altering the material from The Book of Vile Darkness for use in Ravenloft campaigns.

'''The Curse of Maplegrove:''' A city in the Gothic Earth bedeviled by strange occurrences, in truth the effort of an unjustly executed woman to exact revenge upon her treacherous sister from beyond the grave.

'''Bleakstone:''' Details on a city fallen particularly deeply under the cursed touch of the Red Death.