🔮Children of the Witch: Stories That Refused to Fade🔮

Creating your character

Based on ready-made Playbooks, we will create rock messiahs during session 0.

Preparing for the session

Please have a working microphone, stable internet connection and head full of ideas. My favorite kind of player is a happy player. That is why the supply of water and a cup of your favorite tea and comfy place to play would be good preparation. Playing with camera on would be appreciated, but is not obligatory.

What Uriel brings to the table

➣ Forge/Foundry VTT with: - custom maps and tokens, - ambient music + sound effects ➣ Playing with the camera on helps everyone at the table feel each others emotion and feel the mood of the scene and also being scared by my unhuman facial expressions. ;) ➣ I use a good quality microphone to make sure that everyone would “enjoy” every single meeting with variety of next monsters, lunatics and abominations. ➣ About sticking to the rulebooks… I am a huge fan of my players’ characters and I like following their awesome and creative ways of dealing with the monstrosity of my worlds. As much as I love letting them shine and have their epic moments, I also admire bringing to them hard consequences of living in this particular universe full of cruel and horrible things.

How Uriel creates a safe table

A typical session begins with each of you entering our shared tools — Discord, and Foundry VTT. Once everyone gathers and the quiet hum of Discord settles, we dive straight into the campaign. In this adventure, exploration and role-play are just as important as combat, for every corner of the Sword Coast hides plots, spies, and ancient dangers waiting to be uncovered. The tone is one of rising threat and mythic tension. Some moments are deadly serious, others eerily calm, and some pulse with the restless energy of a world on the brink. Every region you visit is fully realized: storm-lashed cities, ruined temples, smoldering battlefields, dragon-scarred wilderness, each supported by detailed mapsand narrative framing that brings the Forgotten Realms to life. The world is changing — and dragons are watching. Every NPC you meet will feel like part of a world in turmoil. I bring them to life with distinct voices, accents, and mannerisms — from spies hiding their allegiance, to terrified villagers, to charismatic cult leaders whose words burn with fanatical zeal. And when needed, voice modulation helps embody creatures whose voices no mortal throat could ever imitate… especially dragons. Death is a real possibility here — not because the world is cruel without purpose, but because dragons, cultists, and fiends do not pull their punches, and neither do I. The dice fall where they fall. Some encounters will be manageable; others will be overwhelming. Knowing when to stand your ground and when to retreat is part of being a hero in the Age of Dragons. My goal is to make the danger feel epic, visceral, and urgent — to make you feel the heat of dragonfire, the weight of prophecy, and the dread of a cult determined to bring Tiamat into the mortal realm. This is a world where courage matters, choices matter… and where the Dragon Queen’s agents may already know your names long before you cross their path. Before Session 0, I will ask each of you to send me a private message describing any themes or content you are uncomfortable with or prefer to keep behind the curtain. These will be added to our BHS safety framework, and we will review the list together without revealing who set which boundary. You may add new topics at any point — your safety and comfort are always a priority, even in a campaign filled with fire, fanaticism, and world-shaking danger.