Terms of service
Curse of Strahd — Tarokka Randomizer · last updated 28 September 2026
In short: a free tool made by an enthusiast, with no account and no advertising. Use it however you like, including for a campaign that earns you something. It shuffles cards and tells you what the book says they mean: the last word on what happens at the table is always the Dungeon Master's, not the program's. There is no guarantee that it works, that it stays online, or that your reading survives.
Who offers it, and to whom
The service is offered by TirateIniziativa as non-commercial fan content. By using it you accept these terms. If you do not accept them, do not use it — there is nothing else to do, because there is no account to close.
What it costs, and what it asks
Nothing and nothing. No payment, no sign-up, no advertising and no personal data collected — the privacy notice goes into the detail.
It is a deck, not an oracle
The draw, the weighting options and everything the app says a card means are conveniences applied to the text of the adventure. They help you prepare; they do not decide. A reading that sends the party across Barovia can still be wrong for your table, and the Dungeon Master knows things the program does not. What happens to the game stays their responsibility — including whether to let the cards fall where they may.
Your material is yours
The readings you draw and the names you give them remain yours and remain on your device. We acquire no rights over them, do not read them and keep no copy. If you connect Google Drive, the files land in your Drive and your agreement with Google applies to them.
Availability, and no warranty
The service is provided as is. There is no promise that it is free of errors, that it is always reachable, that the reading you drew will not be lost — it lives in your browser, and clearing site data deletes it — or that it will remain available: it may change or close without notice. Take your exports; that is what they are for.
To the extent permitted by law, no liability is accepted for damages arising from the use or the failure of the service. Nothing in these terms limits consumer rights that the law grants and that cannot be excluded by contract.
Fair use
Use it to play. Do not try to break it, overload it, distort the visit counter or harvest data from it automatically. This is not red tape: it is a free service running on a free tier, and whoever exhausts it takes it away from everyone.
Third-party content
Curse of Strahd, the Tarokka deck and the Fortunes of Ravenloft belong to Wizards of the Coast. This is unofficial fan content permitted under the Fan Content Policy, not approved or endorsed by Wizards, and it is no substitute for the book: get Curse of Strahd from an authorised retailer or on D&D Beyond, and use this alongside it. The full wording is in the legal notice at the foot of the app.
Changes
These terms may change; the date at the top will say when. Continuing to use the service after a change counts as acceptance.
Governing law and contact
Italian law applies, without prejudice to any more favourable consumer rules of the country where you live. For anything at all: [email protected].