Amazing addition to a CoS game. I can recommend it to everyone

I dm CoS every day, 9 diferent campaings going, its my job. And i use the Orphanage in every single one of then!

An essential add-on for Bones of St Andral quest in the Curse of Strahd

This was a fantastic addition to our Curse of Strahd campaign! Very creepy, very fun... nearly killed one of my party's PCs.

Pretty good, but it is way to obvious. I ran this with my players last session and if you just spend a little time talking to the headmistress she will basically reveal everything eventually. A few persuasion and insight checks make the whole mystery way to obvious. Since the headmistress actually cares for the children she is willing to trust people into looking into the matter. Since she already expect fiends are involved she can point that out. She have all the notes of Felix parents and how he arrived. She even holds the locket and if anyone is able to speak celstial they can put everything together without even meeting Felix. The other children should also know that they have had strange dreams since Felix showed up. Anyone with a brain and trust that the Headmistress is not evil, will figure out everything way to fast.

Also what is the deal with Felix not having the locket? The statblock for the monster clearly say the demon must be around the locket. So why do the headmistress have it?

This added SO MUCH to my CoS game. Absolutely reccommend it to anyone looking to run the game. It filled a few gaps beautifully, and offerred my characters several additional bridges to different plot points and locations that the module is lacking.

I just ran this module for my players and they loved it! Its a great addition to the Bones quest line. Pick it up you wont regret it.

This module was a great supplement to the Feast of St. Andral questline. My players had a great time questioning the children and this module helped turned talking to one NPC into an entire session of fun.

I'm running the Curse of Strahd online for a group of my friends scattered across the country as a way to safely maintain social ties during the pandemic. MandyMod's Reddit series has been instrumental in making the campaign feel real and exponentially expanding on the text as written. This St. Andral's Orphanage module is one example of the thought and detail put into building the Barovian world and its inhabitants. I cannot recommend MandyMod's additions enough. Carry on with your awesome!

Already ran this for one CoS group and they had a blast. Getting ready to run it again for a second group.

This is a great companion to flesh out some of the elements for CoS. In addition, the setup is pretty simple to modify for other campaings that are homebrewed as well. The only issue I had, was the scale of the maps. I had to minimize the rooms to streamline it a little bit further than I would have liked. Otherwise my players would have squirreled all over the place until the entireity of the map was uncovered. This was a great session to run, espacially with the final encounter.

It was a big hit! A simple mini-adventure for a single session with all the Ravenloft goodness ^_^

St Andral's Orphanage was fun to add into my Curse of Strahd game. Can't wait to play through the Reformation Center.

I am running CoS for my group and they just arrived to Vallaki at the end of their last session. I had been planning to do the Bones of St Andral quest, but the quest as written in the CoS guide seemed rather lackluster. I came to this site looking for a way I could make the story more interesting and engaging, and I am so happy to have found it! This mini-adventure is incredibly well organized and well-written; I usually heavily edit adventures for my own tastes, but this one required no modifications. I look forward to running this adventure this weekend. I hope the author will release more content because this work is too-notch!