Larloch is my favourite Lich but he is not the oldest Lich in How the Mighty Are Fallen Forgotten Realms module there is a Lich who is 30,000 years old only a few individuals know it's name we don't get to know it's name in the module but the fact that a 30,000 years old Lich is active should send chills down anybody's spine
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Ok wow. This was good. Really good. I may be admitting to d&d sacrilege here but I've never played anything directly d&d related, not once. However, I'm obsessed with all the lore o.o and I've only seen this individual covered once, but this felt much more in depth and super super entertaining. Fantastic stuff. Thank you! 😊👍
Thank you! Sounds like a good one. Good thing about netherese era and characters, you can create any item you want, as they could do it with their mythals back then.
Hi, yes, you are probably right. Netheril Age of Discovery was about -1200s DR when Aumvor was already known by many, while Larloch was born -600s DR, so Aumvor is a bit ahead. To be honest, I didn't know of him, so it could be a good topic for me to investigate further😏
@@nukerwolf7788 nice! I imagine, Larloch should not be extremely demanding patron, if it doesnt come to netherese artefacts or stuff for his researches
@@TellmeLore he is playing the long game. The players thinks larloch is contained by her demon hunter group after he became a demon lord so he is playing along but really is planning on taking her body as own. She is a changeling and in my world larloch made changelings from Doppelgangers.
