then I'd recommend that you NOT END Curse of Strah at all. However, if your intention was to keep the party in the Baratok Valley indefinitely, playing even more adventures and Ravenlofty modules past what is in the Curse of Strahd book. They ONLY way to avoid that would be for the Barovia demesne to melt away upon Strahd's death, and the party then ends up in one of the other Ravenloft Campaign Setting demesnes and has to now deal with someone like Azalin in the demesne of Darkon or something. Which means anything past that if they remain stuck in Ravenloft is going to be very anticlimactic. Mainly that you've allowed the party to kill the Big Bad Evil Guy at around probably 8th to 10th level. that you are keeping the PCs in Ravenloft even after what you'd consider the conclusion of Curse of Strahd. you can then go into whichever modules or adventures you want, since they're now back in their home realm and mood no longer matters.īut, if you go with the latter. If you go with the former- that the party kills Strahd, the mists clear, and everyone goes home. How you answer that question will influence which adventures come next. do the mists clear and they return to whatever world or realm they were from previously? Or do the mists not clear and the party is still stuck in Ravenloft (whether that's the Baratok Valley that CoS is based in, or the entirety of the Ravenloft Domain of Dread that the 2E campaign setting was based upon)? The winners of the 2016 ENnie Awards, an annual fan-based celebration of excellence in tabletop roleplaying gaming, were announced at this year's Gen Con.What comes after Curse of Strahd? Well, before you can answer that you have to decide what happens at the climax of Curse of Strahd.Īssuming the party kills Strahd von Zarovich.
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You can download them here (contains SPOILERS for players). Curse of Strahd contains handouts for Dungeon Masters.Additional maps will soon be available at. We've provided a selection of untagged maps of Barovia for use in your home and online games.Curse of Strahd has a set of player options, which you can download now to create you gothic themed character.Play online or at home with these great resources to help supplement your game. You can also find Curse of Strahd available via Fantasy Grounds, Steam, as well as Roll20 and D&D Beyond. Purchase it at your local game store, book stores such as Barnes & Noble, or online at retailers like Amazon. The adventure incorporates material from the original Ravenloft adventure as well as new story content created by Tracy and Laura Hickman, Chris Perkins, Adam Lee, Richard Whitters, and Jeremy Crawford. It was written by Chris Perkins, edited by Kim Mohan and Jeremy Crawford, and art directed by Kate Irwin. Written in consultation with Tracy Hickman and Laura Hickman, creators of the original Ravenloft adventure.Ĭurse of Strahd is produced by Wizards of the Coast.Available separately: a 54-card deck by Gale Force Nine representing the Tarokka cards, used by the fortune-teller Madam Eva in the adventure to randomly determine key aspects of the adventure. Also available from GF9 is a Curse of Strahd Dungeon Master's Screen.Fans of the Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game can have additional adventures in Ravenloft by participating in the D&D Adventurers League organized play program.A fantasy-horror adventure for characters levels 1-10, Curse of Strahd provides everything a Dungeon Master needs to create an exciting and memorable play experience.The master of Castle Ravenloft is having guests for dinner-and you are invited. Only the howling of the wind fills the midnight air. A lightning flash rips through the darkness, but Strahd is gone. The wind’s howling increases as he turns his gaze down toward the village of Barovia. Rumbling thunder pounds the castle spires. Under raging storm clouds, the vampire Count Strahd von Zarovich stands silhouetted against the ancient walls of Castle Ravenloft. Unravel the mysteries of Ravenloft in this dread adventure for the world’s greatest roleplaying game
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