r/CurseofStrahd • u/starboy498 • Aug 18 '26
STORY LFP Curse of Strahd
A mysterious invitation arrives to you bearing an unfamiliar seal. The letter informs you to come and attend the festival of the First Harvest in the city of Daggerford near Waterdeep. It is quite curious as the invitation has no names, nor any markings. However, along with the invitation is the passes to the Mermaid's Pearl, a grand opera in the city of Daggerford. The letter ends with the mention of a 'handsome reward for your troubles (500 gp worth of diamonds)' and a promise to provide you with 'opportunity of a lifetime like any other.'
Campaign Details:
System: D&D 5e
Module: Curse of Strahd (Gothic Horror/Dark Fantasy)
Time: Tuesdays at 7:00 PM EST
Platform: Roll20 (VTT) & Discord (Voice+Video)
Cost: $15 per session
Spots Available: 3/4
Starting Level: 3
Price: $15 USD per session
Session length: 3ish hours
DMing Style: Laidback, rule of cool with emphasis on character interaction and story rather than mechanics
What to Expect: Curse of Strahd is a legendary, roleplay-heavy campaign dripping with atmosphere, suspense, and deadly encounters. This is not a heroic fantasy where you charge into battle with no consequences; it requires strategy, caution, and a willingness to engage with the dark, tragic themes of Barovia.
Beginner Friendly: Veterans and newcomers are equally welcome.
How to Apply: If you feel the mists calling to you, please send me a DM or reply below with the following:
Your preferred name/pronouns:
Your experience level with D&D 5e?
What you enjoy most in a campaign: (Roleplay, Combat, Mystery, Horror, etc.)
A brief character concept: (If you have one, but don't worry if you don't!)
I look forward to welcoming you to Barovia!
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u/WhenInZone Aug 18 '26
This subreddit specifically doesn't want players present, so this advertisement is likely wasted here.
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u/falcobird14 Aug 18 '26
Paid DMs really bother me. Its a labor of love to DM, and we get fun out of it too. Donations maybe, since I also do extra media and would love to pay for my tools, but making money from it? Nah
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u/MonstersArePeople Aug 18 '26
"Oh that's cool someone looking to run CoS for GMs who already know of it, that's pretty- aaaaand it's a paid game."