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6d12 insults, backhanded compliments and veiled threats from Strahd von Zarovich

Whether you are running the original Ravenloft module or Curse of Strahd, the master of Barovia is more than just a villain to defeat. He's a presence to be felt throughout your entire campaign. And when your party encounters him face to face, it's essential that he comes across as cunning, manipulative, and terrifying. To that end, we present six common situations, each with it's own a collection of insults, backhanded compliments, and veiled (or not so veiled) threats. Whether you just read over the list for something appropriate or divine the answer with your trusty d12, there's something here for everyone.

New Feature: Portrait Sharing

Ever want to share a portrait with your D&D group or other friends? Now it's easier than ever.

Haunting Harmonies - 10 albums and playlists for your Curse of Strahd campaign

Looking for the perfect music for your Curse of Strahd campaign? We've got you covered.

New Feature: Custom Portrait Titles

RPG Portrait recently added the ability to edit portrait titles. This post walks you through how to do it.

The Ultimate Guide to Crafting High Quality D&D Tokens on a Budget

Dungeon Masters, you know the drill: orchestrating a great session involves juggling storylines, characters, and, not least, your budget. While high-end minis can be a tempting splurge, they can quickly thin out your wallet. And while generic plastic tokens are inexpensive, they often lack personality. But there is a solution: creating your own custom D&D tokens that are visually appealing, but won't drain every bit of gold from your coin purse.

How to make a great D&D character portrait in 3 minutes or less

So you've got a great idea for a new D&D character. A character so awesome that you really want a picture of them to show off to your friends. But you're not an artist. You don't have the time or the skill to make a great character portrait. You could hire an artist, but that's expensive. And you don't want to wait weeks for them to finish. What do you do?