The enemies book for Changeling the Lost. Ask Me About My Challenge Rating Continuing my series looking at the books in the Changeling the Lost line, we come to Autumn Nightmares, the antagonist book for the line. For many people, just saying that will decide if this is a book for them or not. Changeling: The Lost Errata. Supplementals. Autumn Nightmares. Dancers in the Dusk. Goblin Markets. Lords of Summer. Night Horrors: Grim Fears. Rites of Spring. Swords at Dawn. The Equinox Road. Victorian Lost. Winter Masques. Storytelling Adventure System (SAS) expansion of Changeling, but Autumn Nightmares is better and in my opinion more useful.The prologue is a demonstration of the one of the new Court systems, and a nasty look at just how convoluted Changeling politics can get. Errata for Changeling: the Lost (WW70000), available on the White Wolf website, is sanctioned. B. Autumn Nightmares (WW70300) C. Dancers in the Dusk (WW70207) 1. Rules and themes from Chapter 4 are considered optional rules and are not sanctioned unless stated otherwise in this addendum. 2. Changeling: The Dreaming takes place in the World of Darkness, so the fluff mentions Mages and you can use Vampires and other emo RPG shit in here. The game teeters on the edge of fuckfaced shitawful and christdamn fuckawesome. AUTUMN NIGHTMARES. The antagonist book A second antagonist book for Changeling: The Lost, offering 26 foes with several based on classic stories and legends. Each foe gets an significant narrative write-up plus stats. Reception to the line encouraged White Wolf to produce three more Autumn Nightmares is an indispensable resource to Changeling storytellers, but I personally refer to Dancers more often when searching for a cool pre-made antagonist. If you and your troupe are enthusiastic about Changeling, do yourself a favor and pick up both books. Changeling by Matt McFarland Night Horrors by Stephen Dipesa Winter Masques by Dawn Elliott Autumn Nightmares by Ethan Skemp Rit