The Sims 4 Ravenwood World Guide and Points of Interest

Welcome to The Sims 4: Life and Death Ravenwood World Guide

Ravenwood comes with The Sims 4 Life and Death Expansion Pack that was released in November 2024. This unique world where ghosts are real and afterlife is a part of everyday life, it gives a mix spookiness, history, and beautifulness at the same time. Let’s explore what this mysterious world has to offer. Boo!

Built With Community Collaboration

Real Sims builders continue to make the worlds feel more alive! This time, four talented content creators helped build Ravenwood. Be sure to check them out through their social links below.

Create4Sims – Eternal Hollow, The Marigold Chateau, and Moppy Manor.
Kate Emerald – Teardrop Cottage, Crow’s Perch, and the Old Ravenwood Estate.
Simsphony – The Final Draught, Club Eternity, and The Cozy Casket House.
Sofythesim – Specter Family Manor, Mourning Mist Manor, and HeadlessQuarters.

The Sims 4 Ravenwood World Overview

Things always get a little spooky in Ravenwood. The Whispering Glen with its nightly Moon Revelry festivities is perhaps the most “normal” part of the area, where locals have settled down for a slice of quiet, country life. Crow’s Crossing village, however, is clearly quite haunted—swings swaying by themselves, that Merchant fellow down by the Crypt, scary little Edith guarding the Well of Longing and Regret…but despite the hauntings, the living have certainly made it their home as well with a variety of festivals and places to explore. Mourningvale is where things get extra ethereal! It’s well known as a home for Ghosts and those seeking them. Sometimes Grim even stops by!

Ravenwood includes a total of 13 lots, 8 residential, 3 community, and 2 empty lots. Plus one hidden lot. It is built inspired by real places in the Balkan region, especially Romania’s medieval towns.

District: Crow’s Crossing

Crow’s Crossing is a village founded by Moppy the Goat and rumored to be frequented by Ghosts and regular hauntings. Visit the Mysterious Merchant in the old Specter graveyard, investigate the Tarot Tome Shrine on the edge of town, explore an abandoned house, or grand a wish at the Well of Longing and Regret. Just watch out for Edith!
Crow’s Crossing hosts a variety of Festivals:
– Try Before You Die Casket Sale
– Crow’s Crossing Celebration of Life
– Ravenwood Family Day
Be sure to check out the Town Hall for more information.

Crow’s Crossing is the centre of Ravenwood, and is mostly built inspired by the Romanian medieval town. It have 5 lots that are surrounded by nature and trees in pretty autumn colors. This town is full of history, with many features your Sim can interact with and read about. The buildings are old and unique, and they feel like they have been there forever, each holding its own stories.

Lots & Lot Sizes

Specter Family Manor
Crow’s Perch
Old Ravenwood Estate
Moppy Manor
Eternal Hollow

Specter Family Manor

For decades, this home has housed the Specter family, but now its history is closely tied to Olive Specter, a widow many times over. This house, sits almost like a crow on its perch watching the Specter cemetery below and waiting for yet another skeleton to join the closet. (Or in this house’s case, maybe the basement…)

Residential
Residents: Specter Family Household
30 x 20
§104, 793
Lot Traits: On Hallowed Grounds
Designed by Sofythesim

Crow’s Perch

Nestled at the highest vantage in the village, this historic building is the perfect home for any family hoping to get the full Ravenwood experience. Head down to the village square to enjoy any of the three local festivals, explore the abandoned houses, or stop by the haunted playground and introduce the kids to Freddy, everyone’s favorite specter.

Residential
30 x 30
§23, 399
Designed by Kate Emerald

Old Ravenwood Estate

Everyone in Ravenwood knows about old Ravenwood Estate. It’s one of the oldest buildings in the village, though it’s been vacant for years. Locals whisper about its regal but oddly overbearing presence, the once fastidiously-tended garden turned wild, and the lovely abandoned greenhouse on the estate’s grounds. Rumor has it this was once the summer home of a powerful Spellcaster and Tarot reader long ago. If a Sim comes along who can get past the flickering lights, foreboding sounds, and other inexplicable happenings inside, they’ll have quite the fixer-upper…

Residential
50 x 50
§200, 434
Lot Traits: On Hallowed Grounds
Designed by Kate Emerald

Moppy Manor

Another Ravenwood historical building that boasts a fascinating past. This home was originally built for Moppy. Yes, the goat. It’s now vacant and the perfect home for any Sim moving to the region. There’s lots to do and plenty of goat-laden architecture to ponder. Just don’t be too unsettled if the Moppy statue’s eyes glow at night…or if lights start flickering in the abandoned houses next door. It’s all part of the aesthetic.

Residential
30 x 20
§19, 147
Designed by Create4Sims

Eternal Hollow

Eternal Hollow is Ravenwood’s primary Cemetery. The main building is an intimate locale to say goodbye to the recently passed, and with plenty of graves and crypts still open, it’ll continue to be a popular location for burials for years to come. Locals to Ravenwood know Eternal Hollow’s pond is also one of the better places to find a Death Frog or the rare Bonefish. Whether a Sim is spending their forever here or just visiting, they will certainly feel at home in Eternal Hollow.

Cemetery
64 x 64
§106, 140
Designed by Create4Sims

Points of Interest

The center of Ravenwood offers a lot of things to do. The town square hosts the local festivals, including Try Before You Die Casket Sale, Crow’s Crossing Celebration of Life, and Ravenwood Family Day. Behind the large fountain, you will find Town Hall, where you can write your will and read about ancient archives. And outside the Town Hall you can light a memorial Cannon. Next to the town square, you can explore two abandoned houses and learn more about the town’s ghostly history.

In the town square small blue ghosts called Specter spawns, and they can help your Sim with grieving or finding a quest. Just outside the town, you can find a wishing well surrounded by dead trees. A child ghost named Edith hangs around there, and she is not in the best mood. Finally, near the Specter Family Manor, you can explore the Crypt of Eternity and discover what lies in the underground crypts.

Fishing Spots & Collectables

Fishing Spots:

The is one fishing spot next to the town square close to the Town Hall

Collection:

The Tarot Tome Shrine a bit outside the town square as well where you will be able to start collecting the Tarot Collection.

Epitaph/Tombstone:

Around town there are epitaphs, you can read history about the ghosts that are resting there

Other:

There is four frog collection spots, one next to the fishing sport, another close to the tarot tome shrine, and the last two are next to the wishing well
Two Digs spots close to Tarot Tome Shrine

District: Whispering Glen

Nestled in the rolling hills of Ravenwood’s countryside, Whispering Glen offers a quiet, rural locale for those hoping to take a step away from all the local hauntings and into a slow-paced lifestyle. Steeped in ruins and rumors, it’s paradise for collectors and historians alike. Explore the local Crypt, investigate the Tarot Tome Shrine at the base of the ruins, garden in the shared community plots, or just round out a Collection.
Whispering Glen also hosts a nightly festival beside the Ancestor face cliff:
– The Moon Revelry (Clothing Optional during the Full Moon).

Whispering Glen is a neighborhood in the peaceful countryside. It has four lots next to the meadows and a river where your Sim can take a nice swim. Their is also ruins to explore. The buildings have an old, ancient style that feels warm and welcoming. It is the perfect place for a family to start their own cozy legacy away from the afterlife (almost).