Many a fantasy world has a myriad of travellers and scholars. But some have a kindred soul that stretches into all of them, they go by different names but all of them are known in their world by one title and moniker; The Ashspawn. Usually a noble figure who travels the land seeking knowledge and secrets, to what end even he is unsure but he always loves sharing his tales with those he shares a drink with.
Dracoliches being weaker than (or just not significantly stronger than) living dragons, and Humanoid Liches as well, was probably intentional on the part of DND's creators. If a Dracolich WAS significantly stronger than a Dragon already is, they would be unstoppable Gods of the Realms, impossible for adventurers to defeat!
Sorry, to ask this on this but I am looking for a video on specter dragons and was wondering if you had one or knew of someone that did that doesn't have game stuff in the video.
Once I am finished with Vampire the Masqurade I do plan to go over other World of Darkness settings with a new character and perspective. But this will probably be a while out still.
I pronounce the word the same way you do the spanish word of which their name is devised "Bruja" with the J sounding more like a H. (I even make a point of this in the main clans video) Which is the same way most official things have since Bloodlines. Although the word used in game is completely made up so there is no real correct pronunciation (they have even changed with editions and time)
Me: Enters an abandoned pyramid at nigth: "Ohhhh Im just a lost tourist in this pyramid. I hope there's not a Salubri vampire in here that would bite me and turn into one while looin me with that third eye! Oh! I happen to have a paper cut on my finger I hope there's a Salubri here to heal me. Helloooo? Hint! Hint!"
I feel like dracolich's ritual was specifically designed to trap them, to bring them down, to mock, *to torture them.* And, basically, it serves opposite goal, comparing to ritual of eternal night that basically a gamble, that can offer unholy godhood, freedom from the circle of rebirth or something like that, cost of lose being your life and afterlife
In my setting theres a dracolich called Imyorith She was a blue dragon And for this 800 years she has never loat her original first body after the lich ritual With it being improved by runes on her bones.
A demilich should have access to gate in devils and demons. Not of the garden variety type either. A knowledge of their names, and location of amulets, and talisman. Maybe have a few imprisoned on their home plane of existence. That would make the devils and demons more cooperative when summoned into the material plane. The promise of freedom for completion of tasks that a devil and demon intends to do anyways upon arrival. The undead under the control of a demilich is something of a side show. That was mastered during an earlier period of time. A demilich has moved onto bigger and better projects. Which exist outside the limitations found on the material plane of existence.
One would think I felt a lot of kinship with the so-called True Brujah. After all, I too am a scholar. I prefer to stay in my own corner of the world, and not bother with grand politics. I too am of a line whose blood was stolen, usurped by lesser things, and the descendants of the thieves are to most kindred alive tonight the only version of my line they've ever known. But I cannot, for I believe in attachment. I believe it is necessary to care for things, to desire creation and a better future. The one and only time I've met one of them, she could not bring herself to care about... well, anything. Not an ounce of conviction in her body. These True Brujah may be the origin of their blood, maybe not. Who can say but the forgotten histories? What I do know is that unlike their line, mine has not faded into distant memory, for we have continued to assert our existence.
Shadows most certainly sound like something from story idea someone I know is working on. Where the shadow can be insanely strong in the right scenario however a lot of the weakness of D&D Shadows were removed because of mistake someone else did when trying to take out the source of the story idea's shadow
This is all great info and the first video of yours I have ever watched, it has given me great ideas for a new campaign I got voluntold to run, now I'm going to make a "democracy" that all the major political people (governors and regions) are secret liches, there is a secret elite taskforce of demi liches held in reserve in service of a council of greater demi liches that have a lich puppet to run the country. Edit: I see this video is exploding for you, keep it going and I will gladly watch more DND and generic fantasy you make
The Ministry/Followers of Set would feel embarassed with how much corruption, depravity, rot and decay the world is already plunged in 2024 without any help of their clan.
Honestly, it’s pretty relatable that the reason most topaz dragons side with chromatics is just “f%ck that guy and his team.” I don’t blame them either, bronze dragons as we know are dicks.
Technically yes but it would require you to take some levels in wizard. You need to have some wizardry arcane knowledge to do so but you dont need to be a full one
“Ah yes the sport we marauders take part in more of a courage test than a sport I remember when a senior marauder too me in my order tried it his dragon and my dragon Sarna ended up slamming into each other quite hard and we shared a drink at are orders iron tower together and he taught me a thing or two about sword play with my legendary ice blade which helped me earn my golden armor”
I love the vid. It's quite curious. I'm trying to determine when Ser Ashspawn was a mortal man? In the Ventrue video, i think he claims his mortal life was at Hastings, and all he loved was lost that day, meaning he was one of King Harold's men. Here, he was a mortal during the 500's or 600's. Will we know the answer? Or is our noble Saxon Housecarl getting a bit of mind fog in his elder years? Fantastic vid either way.
The battle of hastings was a very important time for Æthelwin. And while he was not in the battle itself (as it happened during the day) it did effect him greatly as he believes it in many ways ended his legacy. But he was a vampire during that time.
If the Baali are intent upon spreading their corrupting influence into the Final Nights, then it truly sounds like the Banu Haqim were married into the Camarilla just in time, the better to purge civilized kindred society of such degenerates.
