Editing Quoth the Raven (section)

==Issue #7==
This issue has a theme of extraplanars, covering [[ghost]]s, [[fiend]]s, [[elemental]]s and [[celestial]]s alike.

'''Second Time Around:''' A short fiction piece in which adventurers interfere with the plans of a demon.

'''The Shadow Fiend:''' Details on a strange demon-like creature of living shadow, severed from the foul Gwydion and given independent life to craft the magical items known as the Regalia of Gwydion, which are also statted in this article.

'''Letters of the Levkarest Temptress:''' A fiction piece covering the potential origins of the slain [[succubus]] known as the Levkarest Temptress.

'''Needful Things:''' Details on how to manage Faustian bargains and fiendish gambling games.

'''The Gentleman Caller:''' Three alternative statistics for the legendary incubus that haunts Ravenloft, wrapped in between fluff in the form of an in-universe discussion.

'''Demons of the Deep:''' A sequel to the fiction piece "Miles to Go Before I Sleep" from QTR #6. 

'''Grave, Mist and Pyre:''' Ravenloftian [[Genasi]] ([[elemental]] [[planetouched]]) drawing from the demiplane's Dread Elementals of Grave, Mist, Pyre and Blood.

'''Theari:''' Benevolent celestials created when an innocent child dies violently in the reality wrinkle of a Good outsider, who chooses to shed some of their life-force to empower the child's soul as a new angelic being.

'''Heaven Sent:''' A Hound [[Archon]] named Goliath who stumbled into Ravenloft by accident and now seeks to spread light in its darkness.

'''Perilous Pursuits - Blessed Protectors:''' A prestige class representing the heroic champions sponsored by Goliath.

'''Children of the Night - Marcus la Monte:''' A uniquely intelligent and benevolent free-willed skeleton.

'''Heinrich's Curiosities - Four Fiendishly Foul Items:''' A set of four magical items of fiendish origin; the soul-erasing Armor of the Hellfire Knight, the emotion-leeching dagger Assassin's Conscience, the flight and madness granting cloak known as the Shroud Drakonis, and the paranoia-induced spell-weaving mask called the Face of Apomps.

'''Scotty's Vengeance:''' A fiction piece detailing the ruination of a ship called the Erie Board of Trade, and details of the vengeful sailor's ghost who destroyed it, yet still hungers for revenge.

'''The Grande Elizabeth:''' A hotel built for Gothic American aristocracy, yet which is haunted by unspeakable evils.