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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hawk Diesel" data-source="post: 7873595" data-attributes="member: 59848">I've seen this suggestion a few places, and so I did read I, Strahd (and I'm almost finished with the sequel "The War with Azalin"). And I have to agree. It makes me see Strahd in a much different way. In the adventure he is presented as a monster with simple goals that just terrorizes his realm and loves doing it. But he is much more complex. He has a sense of honor and enforces laws, and he sees himself as the protector of Barovia. He knows he is a monster, but he still sees himself as noble and heroic. And his relationship with Tatyana is so much more tragic than what the adventure hints at.This is the only published adventure I've attempted to run (only about a 3rd of the way through) but I've briefly read the others. I would certainly rank this one as the best, followed by Descent into Avernus.</blockquote>