Everything the table has actually been handed, gathered in one place.
Ismark’s map of Barovia
Drawn for us outside the church while we ended his village’s worst secret. Scale dubious, sincerity total. Note the castle.
The letter from Death House
Found in a hidden chest in the study, addressed to “My most pathetic servant.” The first time we ever saw the words Barovia — and the name at the bottom.
Elisabeth Durst’s letter
Her side of the correspondence — to a “Mrs. Petrovna,” about a ceremony, an absent husband, and a sacrifice she declines to call innocent. See The Durst Household.
Faces
Elisabeth Durst, mistress of Death House, from the portrait over the marble hearth:
The pale man’s statue — found in a hidden room beneath Death House, one hand on a wolf’s head. We know whose face this is now.
Doru, the priest’s son, as we found him:
Granny, as she seemed:
Lancelot, restored to fighting weight:
Scenes
The Gates of Barovia — “the crown jewel in the Strahd empire.”
Menus & price lists
Filed under the Traveller’s Almanac, where they’re actually useful.