For the tarokka reading, I just picked the results that I wanted. So if I did a reading at the table and I draw the temple, I'm kind of stuck with it. As an example, while I think the Amber Temple is awesome, it just didn't feel right to me for this campaign. Be aware that if you do the reading at the table with your players, you might get results that you don't like. This way, if the heroes never meet Eva, you have determined where the items are and etc. How to Handle the Tarokka Reading: In the adventure, it is suggested that the DM do one reading before the game, and then another if the heroes go to Eva's. The wereravens are good guy allies of the heroes from start to finish. If things get muddled and your group is floundering in the game, remember that you can use the wereravens to nudge them in the right direction. The details are buried in the text of each chapter. Making Connections: The trickiest thing about making an outline for Curse of Strahd is finding out how to connect one section to the next. The fact that the magic items that the heroes need to get (the tome, the icon and the sunsword) are in specific areas means that the group has to go to those areas at some point. For the most part you'll probably be fine. Making Your Outline: When you are planning out your campaign outline, keep in mind that certain things might change once you start running the game depending on the actions of the players. I wrote a Guide to Curse of Strahd which might help you figure out other stuff, too.
I would suggest that you create an outline of the places you want the group to go to, and in what order. There are a lot of details in a lot of different places and it can be very difficult to fit it all together. What Do I Do With This? You might look at the Curse of Strahd book and ask yourself, "What do I do with this?" Your job is to link the different areas and ideas together to form a storyline path. You can see how he ran it and how he handled things. On that show, the guy who wrote this adventure runs it for a group. This Show Helps: If you have the time and you are new to D&D, you might want to watch Dice Camera Action, a show that is on Twitch and Youtube. In this section, I am going to give you an outline of how you can put this adventure together. How to Run Curse of Strahd I've been reading that a lot of newer dungeon masters are having a hard time figuring out how to run Curse of Strahd.
At the end, I have included a sample campaign so newer DMs can get an idea of how to put this adventure together.
This guide has a lot of stuff that should make your life easier. In this guide, we are going to go over Curse of Strahd and discuss the things you need to know when running the adventure.
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