As they were being written we realized it was the Splatterman, and we felt our wisdom leaving us. We soon found another room, and as soon as we walked in we found that the starting letter of each of our names was on the wall, but oddly enough not mine. We found treasure at the bottom of the oubliette, much to everybody’s delight. We were soon fighting the Lopper, and we quickly dispatched him to much relief: 3 down, 2 to go. When we got there, we found a secret oubliette in the dungeon. So, with a new vigor we returned to Harrowstone to kill the ghosts. When we came back, we found out that the Splatterman had written yet another letter (A), in the town. We left Harrowstone after fighting a lot of stuff to rest and regain our spells and health. It converts all mechanics, dungeons, monsters, NPCs, and items and also seeks to solve some of the larger issues that weren’t addressed in the original, many of which were pointed out by fans throughout the years and by the developers themselves.Hi, this is Asher, recording the final events that took place in Ravengro and its abandoned prison Harrowstone. This is my conversion of the Pathfinder adventure to D&D 5. From here things quickly spiral out of control and the players get wrapped up in investigating the history of the town and encountering the spirits that haunt it. In this adventure designed for three to four characters starting at level 1, players come to a town with a dark history in order to bury an old ally. Will the heroes be able to solve the mystery of the town of Ravengro, or will their souls become trapped like the others in the Haunting of Harrowstone? Sobbing coming from the prison on the hill. Carrion Crown 1: Haunting of Harrowstone (from Pathfinder to D&D 5)
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