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With the new land speeders, plus plasma and speeder detachments, it seems really fun to make a flying ravenwing list.

Problem is I worry that the old models might not look great in person (I've never actually looked at them in person, they look fine online) or they might get replaced/sent to legends what do you think? How has the dark shroud/vengeance performed for you?

Hello! My grandma is visiting Southampton this week, she tends to like quieter, slightly fancy restaurants and has asked me to book somewhere, however I don't actually live in Southampton so some recommendations would be great!

If I had to guess at a cuisine I'd say somewhere that serves more traditional European/English food

I've recently picked up doomsong and lord have mercy by caeser ink, so far I'm loving it, and the first session went so well, but with both books being so dense I worry if I'm missing anything.

Have any of you tried this system/the campaign? If so we're there any problems/or especially good bits that you came across, whilst I can always improvise in the moment, I try to head off or prepare for any issues or really fun moments in advance if I can

If you haven't already I'd really recommend you take a look at the books, even just the art and setting are great

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After a very enjoyable curse of strahd campaign a few years back, I've been looking to run another dark/horror campaign, however I've been told d&d isn't the best system for that sort of game.

The usual recommendation is call of cthulu but I specifically enjoy fantasy/gothic settings and I don't know if it's easy to convert?

Any suggestions would be very welcome!

I also tend to prefer running premade campaigns and tweaking them, so any suggestions either DND or other systems would be great

Thanks for your help!

After a very enjoyable curse of strahd campaign a few years back, I've been looking to run another dark/horror campaign, however I've been told d&d isn't the best system for that sort of game.

The usual recommendation is call of cthulu but I specifically enjoy fantasy/gothic settings and I don't know if it's easy to convert?

Any suggestions would be very welcome!

I also tend to prefer running premade campaigns and tweaking them, so any suggestions either DND or other systems would be great

Thanks for your help!

I've played curse of strahd and loved it, any other recommendations would be very welcome! Even If I have to adapt another system (my players only really want to play D&D)

Hi, I've been DMing for about 5 years, and I've ran about 3 campaigns, but the only one I've finished, and the first one I ran was curse of strahd, it was so fun the setting was perfect, the villains fantastic and the story was emotional and wrapped up nicely.

Since then I've run tomb of annihilation which ended very quickly due to that group falling apart, followed by a homebrew campaign that I've run for 3 years, level 1 to 17 currently, both were fun, but I can it just doesn't have the same magic that curse of strahd did for both myself and my players, it's left me struggling for motivation and I'd love to hear any advice from DMs who've maybe felt the same?

Additionally I think the best things about strahd were the villains and the contained and thematic setting, so if anyone has any suggestions for a similar campaign even if it isn't official I'd love to hear about it.

Thanks for any help!

If I was to run Azreal he'd be with 10 hellblasters, and deathwing knights would be in the land raider, whereas with the lion i'd try and deep strike the deathwing and have the lion follow up behind, the lieutenant being left to lead the hellblasters.

I can't make up my mind, the redeemer seems more resilient and the overwatch is brutal, and the cp from Azreal is fantastic, but then I'd be missing out on running one of the coolest dark angel models.

The alternative is running the lion, a redeemer and Azreal and in a 1500pt list that's a lot of points for just 3 models

I'd love to know how your experience with the lion in game has gone