Before the game begins, the DM of Curse of Strahd draws 5 cards to determine key elements of the game. They are as follows: Strahd’s location in the castle, the location of 3 treasures , and the identity of your party’s key ally .

Oct 14, 2020 · My players are en route to Tser Pool and I want Madam Eva to give them proper card readings in addition to the readings of the Fortunes, so I put together a reference doc for interpreting the cards.

Apr 30, 2022 · Learn all about the Tarokka Deck in Curse of Strahd and how to subtly guide players towards certain artifacts and story beats.

This subreddit serves as a helpful place for anyone running the Curse of Strahd module for D&D 5e. We also have a discord server: https://discord.gg/curseofstrahd

May 31, 2021 · The following video and PDF guide provides a complete history, lore, how-to, and details on how to conduct a tarokka reading (at the table or online). (includes 2e, 3e, and 5e). I have also included the secrets to a "stone-cold tarokka reading" Video: Tarokka Guide. PDF: Complete Guide to the Tarokka Deck. Be the first to comment.

Generate Fortunes of Ravenloft handouts for your players. Spoiler Alert: This tool is meant for DMs running the Curse of Strahd D&D campaign. Players beware. Player handout. Draw cards and print the reading for your players in a matter of seconds. DM view.

Feb 9, 2016 · In the new Dungeons & Dragons adventure, Curse of Strahd, players travel to Castle Ravenloft to face the evil forces of the vampire Strahd von Zarovich. Most important to the 5th edition adventure is the Tarokka Deck, a deck of cards that tells fortunes and guides the players through the adventure.

Feb 10, 2021 · In Curse of Strahd, Tarokka cards determine where important items will be located on that particular playthrough. Dungeons & Dragons publisher Wizards of the Coast has an official Tarokka card set available for $10 USD, but it's also possible to use a basic set of playing cards as a substitution.

Even if you don’t own the Tarokka Deck, Curse of Strahd and other resources show how to make your own “deck” using a normal pack of playing cards and mapping the suit and number to the same cards in Tarokka.