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Ustalave / Gothic Horror AP Idea Help

Jake Dodd

Mar 25, 2012, 05:42 AM

So I've recently been reading the Prince of Wolves and I really want to run an Ustalavian/Gothic Horror Campaign. So I've started stating out some characters and building encounters and realized I'm not ready to build something of this scale...

So that led me to wonder if there is an existing AP that I could simply convert or just run.

The old Ravenloft setting would work well or one of the APs published in the Dungeon magazines but I have no idea where to start looking.

Any chance anyone knows of the name of a good AP to base an Ustalavian/Gothic horror Campaign off of? I don't care what rule set it's in I just need a framework to work off of.

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