What I think can be really enjoyable is to have a more minor character, maybe a sidekick or support character from your central party, be very light-driven, lawful good.įor example, one of the characters my PC is traveling with, Tybalt, is a devout follower of Palor, the god of light. But mostly, this is one of those “know thyself” type of situations. My concern is that these characters may find parts of the campaign disturbing to the point of inaction or at least very difficult RP in a not fun way. This suggestion is more for those of you who want to tend to play supremely good, pure characters. Prince Sparkle and Princess Unicorn: The Sunny Fun Adventures, this is not.īut, if you want to play with the Gothic/horror elements and expectations, please do whatever works best for you! To me, the setting, narrative situation, and plot arc of CoS don’t exactly lend themselves to running a primary character that is sunny, optimistic, and/or naive. We established in post one that Curse of Strahd is a darker campaign.
Relatively quickly, however, amidst the uncanny clues, they realize that something evil lurks nearby, even all around… Your character arrives in a foggy, mysterious land and aren’t quite sure where they are.
I’ll lay out why I think that’s a good idea and give you some suggestions as to how to go about doing just that.Īs this is an introductory post, it’s also spoiler free! Why darker? This post’s primary conceit is that playing in a darker campaign means playing a darker character. But now we get into the really fun part: character creation!
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