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| − | I HIGHLY recommend a small party for this particular campaign. Four players I think would be ideal. Why? This is a campaign that takes place in the horror genre and as human beings, we naturally find safety in numbers. Your players aren’t going to feel as anxious if they march into a haunted house in a party of 7 as they would going in alone. Not only will it be easier to manage as a DM, but overall a small party will improve the general atmosphere of the game. | + | I HIGHLY recommend a small party for this particular campaign. Four players I think would be ideal. Why? This is a campaign that takes place in the horror genre and as human beings, we naturally find safety in numbers. Your players aren’t going to feel as anxious if they march into a haunted house in a party of 7 as they would going in alone. Not only will it be easier to manage as a DM, but overall a small party will improve the general atmosphere of the game.[https://www.reddit.com/r/CurseofStrahd/comments/8s3hvy/fleshing_out_curse_of_strahd_a_full_guide_to/] |
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Party Size
I HIGHLY recommend a small party for this particular campaign. Four players I think would be ideal. Why? This is a campaign that takes place in the horror genre and as human beings, we naturally find safety in numbers. Your players aren’t going to feel as anxious if they march into a haunted house in a party of 7 as they would going in alone. Not only will it be easier to manage as a DM, but overall a small party will improve the general atmosphere of the game.[1]