Session 6: Into the Depths
The chanting grows louder. Shadows rise from the walls. And the house demands its sacrifice. Join us as the party fights through the penultimate horrors of Death House.
Tales and Tankards
Gather. Laugh. Roll
Tales and Tankards
Gather. Laugh. Roll
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Session 5: The Last Lullaby
A haunting chapter of the Death House arc: the truth of Rose and Thorn, the rise of the chanting below, and the party’s descent into the catacombs.
Session 4: A Lullaby for the Dead
The party explores the upper floors of Death House, uncovering haunting secrets, tamed brooms, disturbing spirits, and an unforgettable Nursery encounter. This session blends horror, humor, and kid-driven chaos in equal measure.
Session 3: The Children in the Mist
Dragon Heist • Session 3 Recap • Durst Manor: Shadows & Sacrifice The Children in the Mist They survive their first fight. They find a body. They meet two frightened children in the road. And for the first time since arriving in Barovia… they step inside the house. The party…
Session 2: New Friends, Old Roads
The party wakes in a strange land, meets two new allies, and follows a fog-choked road toward an unknown town. Gates loom, soldiers march, and bandits strike from the mist.
Session 1: Dinner with the Duchess
A party of strangers is invited to dine with local nobility and asked to evict a group of unwanted guests. What could go wrong?
Dragon Heist Travel Timeline
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Adapting Death House for My Party
Here’s how I adapted Death House for a brand-new group—small changes, mood lighting, shifted hooks, and spooky surprises to make this classic shine.
A Haunting New Beginning
Every DM dreams of a seasonal adventure. This year, I finally found the perfect party to brave Death House—or as I prefer to call it, Durst Manor—and it all started with a spark of Halloween inspiration.
