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#1 abraham Feb 23, 2007 16:53:33	how would you fine people use the undead in the book of undead for dnd as horror tracks in ravenloft?
#2 Mortepierre Feb 25, 2007 2:43:40	Horror tracks was a 2e concept no longer used in 3e. That said, it's not so hard but you'll have to do the work yourself. Simply pick a "normal" human and a monster from Libris Mortis. Then decide how many steps should be involved in the transformation of the former into the latter (10 steps works best usually). Finally, split the gradual changes between those steps and you're done. As a side note, the Book of Shadows (which you can still download from the Kargatane website) has 20 examples of terror tracks. Good luck and good work.
#3 kwdblade Mar 26, 2007 12:47:29	whats a horror track?
#4 zombiegleemax Mar 26, 2007 15:49:46	whats a horror track? From the Book of Shadows Mortepierre referred to, "the ten-stage process introduced in Domains of Dread that can be used on heroes or nonplayer characters as a result of failed power checks." Basically, Horror Tracks could be developed for any humanoid-based monster in the Ravenloft setting, and with enough failed powers checks of a certain nature, the characters will gradually turn into it.
#5 fiendish_platypus Mar 28, 2007 15:14:05	From the Book of Shadows Mortepierre referred to, "the ten-stage process introduced in Domains of Dread that can be used on heroes or nonplayer characters as a result of failed power checks." Basically, Horror Tracks could be developed for any humanoid-based monster in the Ravenloft setting, and with enough failed powers checks of a certain nature, the characters will gradually turn into it. 0.o Ravenloft is soooo cool, to think, I only learned of it yesterday.
#6 zombiegleemax Mar 29, 2007 20:41:06	The idea of a horror track seems pretty cool, although it's rather limited. It could be used for one campaign maybe, and it should probably only be done for one character, or it'll lose its unique-ness.