Ravenloft’s Barovia is one of the scariest configs in all of DnD, and here’s why.
These tips can help you put together a post-apocalyptic campaign in D&D.
Its got random encounters in the form of wandering enemy patrols throughout the Zone.
Perhaps most importantly, theres a central goal, but how you reach it is up to you.
Even Atomfalls jankiness gives it a tabletop feel.
Imagine playing with an earnest but inexperienced DM.
They also insist on using Encumbrance rules, the tyrant.
Its easy to imagine our theoretical DM trying to personify every new character with a different accent.
That explains whycombat robotssound like Daleks, why Captain Sims sounds like John Cleese.
The DM is running out of voices; we cant all be Matt Mercer, after all.
The market is far larger, even with the increased interest in TTRPGs over the last few years.
Many of Atomfalls shortcomings are a direct result of its chosen medium.
EvenBaldurs Gate 3has this problem.
With or without zombies!
