Editing Books of S (section)

===Ravenloft Content===
'''Prikaza:'''
Instructions on how to use “reverse readings” when using a tarokka deck, describing how the meaning of each card changes if it is revealed in an upside down form.

'''The Head Hunter:'''
Using D20 rules to adapt an ancient aberration, the [[neh-thalggu]], to Ravenloft, in the form of a Head Hunter who has decided to hunt in Ravenloft, not realising that those who enter can’t leave. Comes with an adventure in which the players are involved in trying to stop its hunt soon after it arrives in the Land of Mists.

'''Myths of the Mists:'''
A flavor article in the form of assorted myths from across the various dread domains, divided into categories relating to Animals & Beasts, Birds, Children & Childbirth, Death, Food & Drink, Fortune Telling, Houses & Buildings, Marriage, Ships & The Sea, and War & Weapons.

'''The Illithid God-Brain:'''
Updating the stats (and tweaking the fluff?) of the Illithid God-Brain for use in Ravenloft D20.

'''Dr. Henry Masham:'''
A doctor whose experiments in transplanting flesh for grafts have turned him into a unique kind of Flesh Golem (he’d be a half-golem in D20).

'''The Love-Torn Ghost:'''
The ghost of a poor woman who sacrificed her youth caring for her ill mother, only to find upon her death that nobody remembered her and she was all alone, causing her to commit suicide in grief.

'''Addar:'''
A unique form of darklord, in the form of a fallen [[unicorn]], the patriarch of the evil shadow unicorns that haunt Ravenloft. Rules for Ravenloft D20.

'''The Jacob Garvin Scarecrow:'''
A mad farmer’s desire to protect “his land” resulted in the birth of this, a homicidal straw golem.

'''Larks Kerskman:'''
A Falkovnian thief who was captured by Vjorn Horstmann and mutated into a spider-based Broken One, a state he has used to become a murderous rebel against Falkovnian officials. Uses Ravenloft D20 rules.

'''d'Monte:'''
The ghost of a mad conductor who unwittingly rekindled a deadly plague on the night of what was supposed to be his masterpiece.

'''Jacques du Almoy:'''
An unwitting pawn in the ongoing psychic-fuelled shadow war between d’Honaire, his unknown true father, and the Living Brain, who is stoking his paranoia and secretly wielding him as a murderous weapon.

'''Tanya:'''
The ghost of a woman who was betrayed by the Vistani, made an instrument of murder against a merchant who had once deceived a Vistani tasque and poisoned their horses, before they abandoned her to die as the criminal responsible.

'''Avatar of the Wolf God:'''
Ravenloft D20 rules for an ancient dead (mummy) wolf accidentally created by the fervent beliefs of a small Verbrekian village that has mistaken it as an avatar of their lupine deity.

'''Marcos Vedarrak:'''
Ravenloft D20 rules for a Falkovnian Talon who has become fascinated by magic and pursues it as a viable alternative to martial strength alone.

'''Valeri Antonin:'''
An odem created from the spirit of a once-devout Ezrite who came to resent the church that manipulated him into becoming its castrato choir singer, and the children he has carefully created and groomed to be the tools of its ultimate destruction.

'''Morts-qui-dancent:'''
A cursed band of benevolent undead performers.

'''The Zanago Society:'''
A budding group of mad voodans who worship the darklord of Souragne.

'''Jorhlan Raynor, Kargatane:'''
The absolute worst possible choice for a member of the Kargatane, a fundamentally good-hearted (if dimwitted) soul who got himself killed on his first mission, only to come back as an odem. Rules are presented for Ravenloft D20.

'''The Jackal Who Would Not Be A Coward:'''
A small Island of Terror, ruled by Jack Kerne, a jackal from the Wildlands who was expelled from the Wildlands for his viciousness and who betrayed the human tinker who healed his wounds and tried to redeem him. Written for Ravenloft D20.

'''Saarkaath:'''
A domain of orcs, humans and half-orcs, ruled by a damned half-orc who turned against the bigoted humans who kept him from the knighthood he sought so honestly and valiantly to win a place amongst and took control over their orcish enemies. Written for Ravenloft D20.

'''Igid Rabi-i:'''
A tropical domain with a colonial theme. One of several domains with reference to a “holy empire”, possibly stemming from the same world.

'''Cumbre de Oro:'''
An Incan conquistador themed domain. One of several domains with reference to a “holy empire”, possibly stemming from the same world.

'''San Bartolomé:'''
A third edition domain ruled by a theocracy, its darklord a woman who loved a would-be monk, and found herself transformed into a harpy when she attempted to take on the guise of an angel to entice him to love her back.

'''Isle of Ravens:'''
A third edition domain in the form of an island in the Sea of Sorrows, inhabited only by a nameless mad sorceress who transforms people into ravens.

'''Locknar Cove:'''
A cold island domain haunted by the ghost of the avaricious pirate who once used it to hide his treasure, and now struggles desperately to guard it, even though it cost him his life and the life of his crew when it mutinied to steal it from him.

'''Upir Lichy:'''
A variant strain of vampire native to frozen regions, more ghoul-like in nature and feeding on the warmth of the living.

'''Noises in the Night:'''
A Ravenloft D20 article adding the Boogeymen to Ravenloft; malevolent fae spirits that prey on children, and which would later become official with the Dark Tales & Disturbing Legends sourcebook. This article contains the Boogeymen known as the Scissorman, Fanton Griswold, Monsieur and Madame Croquemitaine, The Bad Thing, Alligator Lenny, and the Gentlemen.

'''Aswang:'''
A Ravenloft D20 article adding the Philippines “vampire”, the aswang, to Ravenloft.

'''Creeping Dooms:'''
An assortment of swarming vermin (Skull Beetles, Ilsabet’s Kiss, Cave Ants, Fumewood Termites) written under Ravenloft D20 rules, fleshing out noxious creepy-crawlies mentioned in Ravenloft novels.

'''Phantom Carcass:'''
A unique kind of undead, created when a Raise Dead spell goes very wrong and causes the body and soul to be dragged out of the grave as synchronized undead.

'''Utburd:'''
An incorporeal undead created from the malevolent soul of an infant deliberately abandoned to die in the wilderness.

'''Markovian Broken One:'''
A template for creating the unique Broken Ones of Markovia under Ravenloft D20 rules.

'''Executioners:'''
A Ravenloft D20 pair of monsters; the cursed plant spawned when a tree is repeatedly use to host executions, and the undead spawned from its efforts to continue killing.

'''Forgotten Horrors:'''
Three monsters for Ravenloft D20, all taken from Russian folklore; the Puldnica (murderous fae nymphs), the Nocnitsa (blood-sucking shadow hag) and the Srat (malevolent fiery falcons).

'''Felauragoth:'''
A magical weapon for Ravenloft D20; a cursed soul-eating greatsword originally from the Isle of Ravens.

'''Blackers Automatic Head:'''
A cursed magical item for Ravenloft D20; a hideous magical mask that enslaves whoever tries to wear it, seeking to build an army of dominated victims.

'''Knife of the Ghoul:'''
A cursed magical weapon for Ravenloft D20; a dagger-length kitchen knife that can be used to prepare unearthly delicious food, but which drives the wielder to embrace cannibalism.

'''Treasures of the Deep:'''
Three cursed items belonging to a sea elf murdered by superstitious villagers.

'''Anatomist:'''
A Ravenloft D20 prestige class, thematically converting the Anatomist Necromancer kit of AD&D.