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Folk-Horror Campaign The Cooked Moon Comes To D&D Beyond

D&D Beyond will be adding a new folk-horror addition to the platform, as The Cooked Moon arrives next month for 5E players

Published Mon, 26 May 2025 09:15:12 -0500

by Gavin Sheehan

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The Cooked Moon brings a folk-horror campaign setting to D&D Beyond for 5E, set in the shadowy Druskenvald.
Features 15 folk-horror subclasses, 85 monsters, new fateweaving mechanics, and dark bargains to explore.
Pre-order unlocks exclusive character sheet backdrops and frames before the June 16, 2025 release date.
Adventure includes a level 1–13 campaign, postgame content to 20, 86 maps, curses, spells, and haunted treasures.

Advantris Entertainment has partnered with D&D Beyond to bring their folk-horror TTRPG, The Crooked Moon, over to the platform. This new content throws players into the sun-starved realm of Druskenvald, which has been adapted from Legends of Avantris' acclaimed folk‑horror actual‑play series Edge of Midnight. Players will have a ton of new options at their disposal, giving them a number of new features, settings, characters, class options, stories, and more. The team has divided this up into two pieces: the first being Play Options & Settings, while the second is a Bestiary, Treasury, and an Adventure Campaign. However, for those who want it all right away, they have a bundle option that has everything in one collection, which we have details of below. The content is up for pre-order now and will be released on the platform on June 16, 2025.

Folk-Horror Campaign The Cooked Moon Comes To D&D Beyond — Credit: D&D Beyond

D&D Beyond – The Cooked Moon

The Crooked Moon is written for the new fifth edition core rules and is fully compatible with your 2014 content. Pre-order this bundle ahead of release on June 17 to unlock exclusive four frames and ten backdrops for your character sheet! The Crooked Moon brings Folk Horror to Fifth Edition and provides tools to terrify your friends in a haunting game you'll never forget, drawing inspiration from grim folklore, legendary horror films, and classic Halloween aesthetics. Fully compatible with your 2014 content, it brings the folk‑horror genre into 5E, replacing routine dungeon crawls with tales driven by superstition, social tension, and ritual. Evoke true terror with what lurks inside the full bundle of The Crooked Moon: