How do roll20 modules work?

Modules are most often larger adventures or base adventure settings. They auto-populate Journal entries for adventure text, NPC stat blocks and handouts, Pages for pre-set battle maps with Dynamic Lighting (for Plus/Pro subscribers), and Compendium access within the tabletop upon game creation.

What do you get when you buy a module on roll20?

You get all the tokens, all the maps (that are in the book, no extras), all the npcs sheets set up, all the dynamic lighting set up, all the artwork in handouts, all the magic items in handouts, and a bunch of rollable tables like for items in a giant’s pockets and for npcs that transform.

How long is Curse of Strahd?

Length for this adventure varies a lot based on play style and also where the treasures end up being placed (mine were at the Blue Water Inn, Argynvostholdt, and the Abbey). But I think most groups would average 23-28 4-hour sessions, or 46-56 2-hour sessions.

Does Roll20 Curse of Strahd include death house?

1: The roll20 module contains everything that is inside the physical module. If the player map was included then it should be in the roll20 version. 2: Death House is shown inside it.

When should I level up players Curse of Strahd?

The book suggests gaining a level when they find certain artifacts, defeat villains, and accomplish story goals. All of the characters are starting at level three in the town of Barovia.

What comes with Curse of Strahd?

Curse of Strahd: Revamped

The Creatures of Horror book, describing new monsters.
A tarokka deck and booklet.
A themed dungeon master’s screen.
A double-sided poster-sized map of Barovia and Castle Ravenloft.
12 postcards themed around locations in the adventure.

What changed in Curse of Strahd revamped?

The first big change is a clarification of what makes some Vistani “bad guys.” Rather than use blanket terms like “evil,” the Revamped book explains that some Vistani choose to be Strahd’s servants and so are corrupted by his dark designs. Also gone are any descriptors that imply laziness.