Village of Barovia
Barovia, a somber hamlet blanketed by perpetual gloom, carries the weight of a chilling history that has frozen the hearts of its inhabitants.
Barovia, a somber hamlet blanketed by perpetual gloom, carries the weight of a chilling history that has frozen the hearts of its inhabitants.
This sorrowful place, haunted by the malevolent presence of Strahd, cowers beneath the looming silhouette of Castle Ravenloft, an ominous reminder of their oppressor's dominion.
Fear runs deep within the veins of Barovia's residents, their lives suspended in an unending twilight, cloaked in terror. The tyranny of Strahd von Zarovich holds them captive, rendering their movements scarce and their encounters with the outside world rare.
The village, shrouded by an unrelenting fog, may try to conceal itself from Strahd's gaze, but the vampire's watchful eyes penetrate every corner, a perpetual reminder of their abject submission. In this desolate and mournful realm, hope seems a distant memory, and the weight of their despair casts an eternal pall over Barovia.
Dim light seeps through heavy, drawn curtains, casting eerie shadows within the building. Above the weathered door, a sign sways precariously on rusty hinges, bearing the name 'Bildrath's Mercantile.' This establishment, presided over by the shrewd Bildrath Cantemir, claims to offer adventurers' gear, yet the wily merchant's selection is limited to items priced at a mere twenty-five gold pieces or less, each marked up tenfold in his cunning pursuit of profit.
The Village of Krezk is a secluded, tight-knit community nestled against the towering, mist-covered mountains of Barovia. Enclosed by thick stone walls, the village exists in a near-constant state of quiet isolation, guarded from the darker forces that plague the land.
The Town of Vallaki is a major location central to numerous aspects of Curse of Strahd. This ReinKarnated chapter of the adventure is especially huge with 17 maps with gridded and labeled variants, 30 NPC portaits and tokens, and 10 scenery renditions.