History VideoGame / RavenloftStoneProphet

''Ravenloft: Stone Prophet'' was a video game released in 1995 for the PC, developed by [=DreamForge=] Intertainment for Strategic Simulations Inc. Set in the Ravenloft world of ''Dungeons & Dragons''.

* TooDumbToLive: The husband. His heart is in the right place, but why would he think an evil mummy king would stop a plague because he is asked?

''Ravenloft: Stone Prophet'' was a video game released in 1995 for the PC, developed by [=DreamForge=] Intertainment for Strategic Simulations Inc. Set in the Ravenloft world of Dungeons & Dragons.

* ChildrenAreInnocent: Only the young boy from Muhar has the courage to face the party. Kineta, the lost little girl, is slightly better, but still a bit of a brat.
* DeaderThanDead: This can be given to Senmnet with the Scroll of Retirement.
* DeathWorld: Unlike Barovia, Har'Akir is a deadly place where the land itself can kill.

* EvilVersusEvil: Anhketepot is the villain of the story, but he is fighting against the Hierophant, who works through his agent Senmet.

* MakeAWish: This is the power of the "Calcite Wishing Cup", and if given to the right place, the party can earn a wish. This is limited, however, to immunity to thirst, resistance to fire, immunity to poison, or to be given away to someone else.

* ThePlague: The Wrath of Anhketepot, a powerful wind that carries an infliction that causes rotting boils and eventually death. [[spoiler:Interestingly enough, the pharaoh is not the cause, but actually, the Hierophant is the one who creates it]].

* HostileWeather: The Wall of Ra, a blinding desert wind that keeps Har'Akir trapped. Anhketepot maintains it, and the party escapes through it when [[spoiler: he is busy fighting the Hierophant.]]

* PeninsulaOfPowerLevelling: The Obelisk is home to a number of high EXP foes like Manscorpions, that aren't too hard to kill. The party will tend to be around level 5 (unless imported) when they arrive at the Obelisk, and will be around 9 or 10 when they leave.

* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Rangers have the ability, a mage can cast a spell, or the Mask of Hathor can allow one to talk to animals. The party must speak to a cat in the Temple of Harvest to get a key. In the temple of Ra, the party must talk to a falcon.

* ThePlague: The Wrath of Anhketepot, a powerful wind that carries an infliction that causes rotting boils and eventually death.

* WarpWhistle: Special obelisks have runes on them, and their runestones are nearby. Placing a runestone on any obelisk will teleport the party to the obelisk that bares that runestone.

* BecauseDestinySaysSo: The party is destined to be on the path to fight and liberate Har'Akir. But both Min Deir and a ghost in the obelisk mention that it will be a difficult journey.

* SealedEvilInACan: Both Anhketepot and the Hierophant are sealed. The Hierophant is sealed further, as he cannot leave the Temple of Ra at all.

* KillItWithWater: Desert trolls are vulnerable to water. Like ''Forgotten Realms'' trolls, they regenerate health and thus have a nasty habit of getting back up once downed in combat. Emptying a waterskin on one will help kill it for good.

* KillItWithWater: Desert trolls are vulnerable to water.

* WarpWhistle: Special obelisks have runes on them, and their runestones are nearby. Placing a runestone on anyobelisk will teleport the party to the obelisk that bares that runestone.

* ChildrenAreInnocent: Only the young boy from Muhar has the courage to face the party. Kintra, the lost little girl, is slightly better, but still a bit of a brat.

* EscortMission: Three, although only one is required. The party can bring an injured woman named Sennef back to the village of Muhar, and a girl named Kintra back to her father. Later, the party must take Min Deir, an old blind priestess, to the obelisk. Sennef and Kintra are commoners with very few hit points. Min Deir has class levels, but is permanently blind.

* ReligionOfEvil: Set. Although Isu disagrees, she is an undead mass-murdering tyrant.

* UndergroundLevel: The Buried Temple of Ra, which, as it's name implies, is underground.

* PuzzleBoss: Anhketepot is invulnerable. He must be lured to the gateway opened by the seals. This will let him get distracted by the Hierophant.

* ChildrenAreInnocent: Only the young boy from Muhar has the courage to face the party.

* EvilVersusEvil: Anhketepot is the villain of the story, but he is fighting against Isu and Senmet, two powerful mummies who would supplant the pharaoh's tyranny with their own.

* SpeaksFluentAnimal: Rangers have the ability, a mage can cast a spell, or the Mask of Hathor can allow one to talk to animals. The party must speak to a cat in the Temple of Harvest to get a key.

* TitleDrop: You find the actual "Stone Prophet" in Min Deir's obelisk.

* ArsonMurderAndLifesaving: The commander says this when the party returns, as they were only supposed to scout Har'Akir. He declares their punishment will be two parades, comfortable living in the places, and a thousand pieces of gold.

* ChildrenAreInnocent: Only the young boy from Muhar has courage to face the party.

* ImDyingTakeMyMacguffin: A man braved the hostile wastes in order to beg Anhketepot for mercy. He's inflicted with the Wrath, and the party has to deliver a sack of basic necessities to his wife.

* EscortMission: Two, although one is optional. The party can bring an injured woman named Sennef back to the village of Muhar. Later, the party must take Min Deir, an old blind priestess, to the obelisk. Sennef is a commoner with only five hit points. Min Deir has class levels, but is permanently blind.

* ThePlague: The Wrath of Anhketepot, a powerful wind that carries an infliction that causes rotting boils and eventually death.

A strange aurora filled the skies of Elturel one morning. Through the lights, any onlookers can see a strange desert as far as the eye can see. Two of Lord Dhelt's finest retainers meet up with the Captain of the Hellriders and decide to investigate. They come across a dying and boil-covered woman who gasps out a few dying words before she decays into a skeleton, and then into dust within the span of a few seconds, leaving only her clothes and her dagger. The aurora disappears, leaving the retainers trapped in the world of Hara'kir.

* EscortMission: Two, although one is optional. The party can bring an injured woman named Sennef back to the village of Muhar. Later, the party must take Mur Deir, an old blind priestess, to the obelisk. Sennef is a commoner with only five hit points. Min Deir has class levels, but is permanently blind.