Strahd von Zarovich

From the adventure log

Compiled from the session posts. Each line links to the session it comes from.

• Wrote a scornful letter to Elisabeth Durst. (Finishing the Manor?)
• His forces besieged Barovia village; Ismark warned of his spies. (Barovia, Barovia)
• Bit and controlled Ireena in the past. (Leaving Village Barovia)
• Met the party on the road with seven dire wolves and let Ireena stay with them for now. (We meet again for the first time…)
• Fears Madam Eva because she can see the future. (Tser Pool)
• Crushed the Dusk Elves’ revolt after his father died. (A doll for Arabelle)
• Put a bounty on dark-haired, olive-skinned girls with lavender irises. (Finding Arabelle!)
• Appeared at Aera’s window asking to be let in. (Shadows Over Vallaki)
• The Forest Folk worship him as a deity. (The Hunt for the Heart Stone)
• Offered the party a wager over stopping Winter Splinter. (Stop Winter Splinter)
• Gets information from Madam Eva. (Stop Winter Splinter)
• Rewarded the party at the Whispering Wall with gemstones and showed them the Twilight Crest. (The Whispering Wall)
• Made the party play a blood hourglass game of sacrifices. (Blood and Oaths Under Moonligh)
• Stole the skull of Argynvost. (Blood and Oaths Under Moonligh)
• Murdered his brother Sergei and seeks Ireena, believing she is Tatiana reborn. (The Oath, the Spy, and the Silver Moon)
• Hosted the party at Castle Ravenloft and recommended they visit the Amber Temple. (Velvet, Vintages, and Veiled Intentions)
• Granted the party resistance to necrotic damage for 36 hours, saying “The cows have teeth after all.”. (The Boon, the Bride, and the Beating Heart)
• Follows a 14-day hunting cycle, which the party planned to exploit. (Shadows and Steel: The Ravenloft Infiltration Plan)
• Was seen leaving the castle on his nightmare, Becephalus. (Unwelcome Guests)
• Sent dire wolves, scarecrows and a duplicate of Aera’s corpse to punish her for stealing. (The Shard’s Warning and the Abbot’s Madness)
• Left a mocking letter in a black carriage: “Even the dead return for an encore.”. (The Red Door: A Reunion Beneath the Abbey)