Let there be an entity shadowing them during their time within the mist. and only catching fleeting glimpses of ghostly people. Let them still see signs of current activity in the city - doors opening/closing, church bells ringing, dogs barking, murmur of voices, wagons/carts moving, etc. Require them to make occasional saving throws while they traverse the area to help increase paranoia.
Give it an eerie upside down, empty feeling if they explore it. Use the shell of the fortress and city described, make it a reflection of Strahd/Sergei's original home. You could use the idea that it is just another aspect of the Dark Powers tormenting Strahd by still showing him what his life used to be before the darkness.
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When you can remember how a person behaved in a previous life, can you predict their future? Is free will real? Who knows!Īnyway, when they go into the mist, they stumble into vignettes from the past and future.
This lends some extra depth to the fortune telling as well. It's impossible to know the order the lives fall in, though - is Ireena the reincarnation of Tatyana, or is it the reverse? Nevertheless, the older beings in the valley (Strahd, Lysaga, Eva) can recognize them as they appear throughout the timeline. The vast majority remember nothing from their previous lives. This is based around the idea that Tatyana keeps reincarnating, and more specifically in reference to how she fell through the mist, never to be seen again (until she reincarnated).Īll the souls in my Barovia are trapped in a cycle of unpredictable rebirth. The way the mist works in my game is as a means of time travel for souls.
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