You can take these maps to a print shop and get a gorgeous set of battle maps, or use it as a reference to hand-draw the maps on a vinyl wet-erase mat. The isometric poster map of the castle that comes with Curse of Strahdis gorgeous, but it can be hard to read on the fly.

A top-down map of Castle Ravenloft, like this map pack found on the Dungeon Masters Guild.A tarokka deck, like the deluxe deck found in the Curse of Strahd Revampedboxed set, or the standalone deck produced by GaleForceNine.Some things that will make your play session easier and more exciting include: To battle Strahd in a single night, all you need is a copy of Curse of Strahd and 3 to 6 friends to play with. Need Curse of Strahd? Use the code STRAHD15 in the D&D Beyond Marketplace to get 15% off your purchase of Curse of Strahd through November 1st, 2020! Some Assembly Required He has discovered Ireena’s locations through divinations, and he is now prepared to go on his greatest quest yet-cross the darkness between the stars and steal Ireena once and for all. Strahd’s minions salvaged a spelljamming helm from a crashed spelljammer at the edges of Barovia, and after much experimentation, Strahd managed to integrate it with his castle. Suddenly, it seemed as though fate delivered him a boon.

Infuriated by his “beloved” being stolen from him, the cruel and possessive vampire lord Strahd von Zarovich has spent years searching for a way to claim her again. Mordenkainen was reluctant to interfere, but Ireena’s steely determination persuaded him. A wizard named Mordenkainen, recently cured of a madness that afflicted him while he was trapped within Strahd’s domain, has chosen to protect the balance of power in Barovia by hiding Ireena Kolyana-at her request-on his home world of Oerth. This scenario begins just as the party crosses the threshold of Castle Ravenloft, but they quickly learn that not all is as it seems. The goal of this adventure is simple: kill Strahd in a single four-hour session of D&D. This scenario is a wacky, over-the-top, and mercifully non-canonical adaptation of the source material, making it ideal for people who’ve already played through the original adventure in some way, or who want to have a fun and flippant Halloween party with their friends. Strahd Must Die… IN SPACE is a sequel to Strahd Must Die Tonight! and its sequel, Strahd Must Die Again, but it’s perfectly usable as a standalone experience. This scenario is based on the D&D adventure Curse of Strahd, and Strahd Must Die Tonight!, a distillation of that adventure designed to be run in a single night as a Halloween event. Monstrous Compendium Vol 3: Minecraft Creatures

Top down map of castle ravenloft