Showing posts with label Ravenloft. Show all posts
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Tuesday, July 19, 2016

Curse of Strahd Remixed: Bog Mummies and Huecuva

Today we have two new conversions of some older edition undead monsters. The swamp marsh dwelling Bog Mummy and the cursed undead priests known as Huecuva (who first appeared in the original Fiend Folio).

Bog Mummy

Bog mummy img2Wherever a spark of unlife or negative energy touches a corpse naturally preserved by swamp mud, the result is a bog mummy. Bog mummies are always found roaming the place where they arose, and very rarely venture from it.

In the Ivlis Marsh of Barovia, the powerful hag-mother, Baba Lysaga, provides the spark of negative energy needed to create bog mummies. The skin of the bog mummy is leathery, tanned by the mild acid of the peat bog. It is clothed in tattered rags, and the remains of the thongs that bound its hands and the strangling cord that bit deeply into its neck dangle from its body. The monster has incredible strength and its rotting slam attacks are powerful.

Sunday, July 3, 2016

Curse of Strahd Remixed: Strahd Skeletons and Vargouilles

Two conversions to 5e. First, from Ravenloft: Realm of Terror, Strahd’s personal skeleton minions. A nice complement to the Strahd zombies already presented in Curse of Strahd, they are the same CR and you could very easily swap them in their place.

Strahd skeletons are magically animated undead monsters, created as guardians or warriors by Count Strahd Von Zarovich, the vampire lord of Barovia.

Strahd Skeleton imgUnlike common skeletons, Strahd’s creatures still bear bits of leathery flesh, as well as shreds of clothing. Otherwise, they are nothing but bones. Their motions are swift but jerky. In the blink of an eye, they can attain full speed from a dead stop. They have no odor other than the faint suggestions of dust and freshly dug earth.

Sunday, March 20, 2016

Curse of Strahd Remixed: Old Soul Background

Old Soul


You lived here once, long ago, and you were born here again.

You are unaware of any details to your former life except for the strange dreams you've been having.



Skill Proficiency: Insight, History

Tool Proficiency: Proficiency in one artisan's tools, gaming set or musical instrument.

Languages: Pick one additional language, including secret languages.

Equipment: Any Simple weapon, An Artisan toolkit, gaming set or musical instrument, Traveler's clothes, Belt pouch with 10gp in precious gems, rare mystical components or animal trophies and furs. You also start with an additional trinket (from the Gothic or normal table).

Monday, March 7, 2016

Curse of Strahd Remixed: 50 New Gothic Trinkets




The release of Curse of Strahd is upon us and I am going to be posting some of my own creations for this campaign. To start out with I have come up with another trinket table, this time we have 50 new gothic trinkets to match the 50 released by WotC. You can combine them to do a full 100 or just roll on either table seperately. You could also use this as a random table for interesting treasures in any fantasy or gothic horror game.
  1. A heavy iron key to cemetary gates.
  2. A box with a small hole when peered in reveals a grotesque version of your surroundings.
  3. A candle that casts twisted and disturbing shadows.
  4. A wooden stake carved with icons of different deities.