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<blockquote data-quote="UngeheuerLich" data-source="post: 7948988" data-attributes="member: 59057">I assumed 9th level characters. Otherwise it is obvious that yoir extra leveks improve your character objectively, no matter how bad they synergize. I am also playing curse of Strahd with just two PCs. One is a straight eagle totem barbarian, one is a hexblade bard. The game works well enough, even in that constellation. You need temporary help from NPCs for certain things, but for this adventure it helps you get into the story because you need to interact and find allies. As long as you be a bit more generous with your xp and have your party of 2 a few levels ahead, you are good. For the first 6 levels, the 3rd edition rule of being 2 levels higher means 2 times as strong holds more or less true. At level 7 you usually this falls a bit apart. Probably a level 8 character is as powerful as two level 5 characters and level 9 makes you twice as powerful as level 6.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UngeheuerLich, post: 7948988, member: 59057"] I assumed 9th level characters. Otherwise it is obvious that yoir extra leveks improve your character objectively, no matter how bad they synergize. I am also playing curse of Strahd with just two PCs. One is a straight eagle totem barbarian, one is a hexblade bard. The game works well enough, even in that constellation. You need temporary help from NPCs for certain things, but for this adventure it helps you get into the story because you need to interact and find allies. As long as you be a bit more generous with your xp and have your party of 2 a few levels ahead, you are good. For the first 6 levels, the 3rd edition rule of being 2 levels higher means 2 times as strong holds more or less true. At level 7 you usually this falls a bit apart. Probably a level 8 character is as powerful as two level 5 characters and level 9 makes you twice as powerful as level 6. [/QUOTE]

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