So my question is how would anyone else handle this? The ending says the dark powers aren't likely to let him go, but then again it's another dark power essentially resurrecting him. Face an infection of malevolent divinity in this guide to the Amber Temple for Curse of Strahd Get the WRITTEN version on Patreon. The vestiges herein offer temptations of power to those. An ancient prison created to store vestiges of by-gone evils, it is now 'curated' by the amnesiac lich, Exethanter, whom happily shares the forbidden secrets of the temple to all comers. Everyone laughed, but upon doing more research as they enter Castle Ravenloft, I realized it might just be possible to do exactly that The description says Strahd does have remains left over after defeat. In Curse of Strahd, the Amber Temple is the so-called birthplace of the Dark Powers. Someone joked at the table they should just resurrect Strahd after they defeat him. Kasimir gained the power to resurrect his sister, and the party which left the Temple was a twisted version of the one which entered. Kasamir was also with them to get the power to resurrect her sister, and everyone else also picked this ability up. The location of three essential magic items (Tome of Strahd, Sunsword, and the Holy Symbol of Ravenkind), the identity of an NPC ally, and the location of Strahd himself are. Curse of Strahd is a fairly free-form adventure where the characters are drawn into Barovia and must defeat Strahd to escape. Almost all of the party followed his example. Curse of Strahd is the most recent Ravenloft module and, so far, the only one set in 5e. I've been running a CoS game for a while now, and while in the Amber Temple, one of the characters gained the flaw while picking up the Staff of Frost: "I crave power above all else, and will do anything to obtain more of it." This became pretty fun as normally he would never would have accepted dark gifts, but instead he picked every one in the temple, becoming evil in the process.
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