At this point I'm just having fun messing with Ivan when I send him these files. ;} Are there any other Realms mysteries that you're dying to learn about? Let me know! Your support is what allows me to continue making videos like these and I'm grateful for the opportunity to continue doing what I love: patreon.com/EdGreenwood
At first I thought it was about the Iron Bands idem or a new version of ioun stones. So Mr. Greenwood, any tales of a time when a player, a GM or even yourself used a magical Idem in such a way no one ever thought of to throw a story off the rails?
Here is a mystery I would love an answer to. I loved the Halruaa video as it has long been my favorite location in the Realms... but there is one thing that makes me sad. In the absence of the old order of things there, I have to assume that Behir Breeding has become a lost art. According to what lore I know taming behirs is near impossible though many have attempted it. So, supposing one wanted to throw caution to the wind, head out to the countryside and start their own behir ranch, what would the process be to start a profitable behir breeding operation with minimum risk of being electrocuted, crushed, devoured or any combination of these three outcomes. Moreover, where could someone go to learn this lost skill now that the magical community of Halruaa is in a state of decline?
Mr. Greenwood I would adore your personal extrapolations/personal views on the Crown Wars! It’s such an underviewed and mysterious part of the lore that I would love to learn more about
It doesn’t matter what you chat about treasured archmage.. I just want you to read me bedtime stories for ever.. thanks for inspiring me and allowing us mortals to temporarily hold the reigns to your world
Meanwhile, my alcoholic drow would collect every one he found, learned to activate them, meticulously shape it into a fist, and put a tankard in it so he could fight AND drink at the same time, then claim he in fact invented them for that purpose.
This would be such an awesome item for pretty much any character to have. Imagine having several of these things as a martial class and being just an absolute menace to anything magical. So much fun potential with these things!
Thankyou so much Ed, for creating such a wonderful world for us to explore. It is always a pleasure and a privilege to hear from you! Thankyou also Elminster, for so faithfully safeguarding the Realms and so patiently teaching us! And thankyou to all the Patreons who make this possible! ❤
This is making me want to play 2nd Edition Realms during The Time of Troubles again and conduct back handed dealings with Cyric! I'm psyched for Realms again for the first time in a long time. Hell yeah!
I don't like 4th or 5th Edition. Even 3rd & 3.5 has a different feel to it. The Realms & Ravenloft are my two favorite settings....and ya never know when The Mists may reach their tentacles into Faerün, Kara-Tur, Chult, etc!
Ah, but what happens to the magic it absorbes? What if the sphere is destroyed? I think I will have to introduce these into my campaign and have some fun answering these queastions. Bwhahahahahahaha!
He said in the video what happens to the magic it absorbs; the spheres operate on the absorbed magic, remaining active until the magic runs out, it is willingly deactivated by the attuned individual, or it absorbs too much magic too quickly.
Question, I get the impression that the spell energy captured could then be used in some way, judging by how the spheres sink if they have not enough power in addition to if they are overloaded. Would I be correct in that? If so, does anyone know how, or has that secret remained unsolved?
I had a chance to be a player with Ed DM back in the late 90's. Fantastic dm and a genuine nice person, a year later I got on a elevator at gen con with him and he remembered me without any hints.
Lol, I never remember reading about these spheres, but in a different system I run, in FR, I have a hematite sphere, which does the same thing, it takes the energy of the spell, and can convert to either spell energy or healing energy at the direction of "owner", Again, Mr Greenwood, Thank you for the Realms,you have brought wonder to generations of GMs and Players
God bless Ed! You changed my childhood and actually made me a smarter and better human! Imagination and wonder are the bedrock of what makes us better! I truly believe that you are the multi universe version of Edminster....I mean Elminster!
Hey, I know you probably get a lot of comments and stuff, but what do you think of some of AJ Pickett’s more speculative theories about Tharizdun, Astral Dreadnoughts, and pre-Spellweaver catastrophe cosmology, and the potential plans of the mind flayers in relation to those topics? I think it’s some genuinely compelling stuff.
Ed, I super appreciate that you're taking the time to document and expand these little anecdotal summations of lore. Your stories filled my childhood with a rich imaginative place to explore and left enough room for us to make our own stories. Thank you.
6:03 "They work until they don't" Sounds like a topic of study for artificers (if divination spells can't figure that out, that is). Also, is the full description (and mechanics) of those spheres written down somewhere (like the Patreon or the D&D wiki)? This was the first time I've heard about them, so now I'm wondering about creative usages (like tricking an enemy spellcaster into saying a sphere's activation word, make them unwittingly attuned to it - that part might be a bit harder to pull off -, and then foiling any spells they could be trying to cast on themselves - like something that's a part of a lich ritual - by having the sphere absorb it). 10:55 Another mythical creature I didn't know about (hieracosphinx)! The hieracosphinx has "the head of a hawk and the body of a lion". I only knew about the "vanilla" sphinx (which has "the head of a human, the body of a lion, and the wings of an eagle") and its association with riddles (which appparently came from the Greek, and not the Egyptian).
So I'm wondering could they be weave anchors that Thaevur created (either knowingly or unknowingly) for Mystra. As the sphere absorbs more spells it becomes a more effective anchor until it fully absorbs spells to it's capacity. I'm also curious about if they discharge the energy and become active again over time and if so how?
I am more impressed no one had been about to reproduce those iron spheres yet. ..... Hum, I wonder if Bowling as a sport is a thing in the Realms yet or not?
So much like one of the varieties of Ioun stone then [Ponders] April 1st? is that in any way relevant here? .. [checks books] the lavender and green ellipsoid ones type 11 & 12, absorb spells of up to 4th and 8th level respectively (with 10-40 and 20-80 maximum levels absorbed), burned out dead ones that have reached their limit turn grey, psionic strength of the owner of a dead stone is boosted by 10 points (1st edition rules).
I personally never used psionics. They're too sci-fi to really fit into fantasy. I simply state, you you either want a low tech sci-fi game or a magic filled fantasy game to any and all at the table or wishing to approach it. Everyone seems to want magic.
@@BDSquirrel Never used them as a player or a GM myself either, besides being a bit sci-fi for most campaigns I also found them poorly fleshed out in 1st edition (more or less an incomplete afterthought at the back of the Players Handbook, I got the impression they were something of a vague "this might be cool" idea that had never really been properly play-tested like most of the rest of the rules) with lots of ambiguities and inconsistencies when I did consider trying to incorporate them into a game once, so I didn't, just trying to figure out how bits of them were supposed to work was going to be more work than I was wiling to put in at the time. I was also pretty sure that as written they would badly mess with game balance, particularly between players if only some had them, hence the thought that they'd not really been properly play-tested for the game at that time.
Thosea re extremely powerful, those Iron Spheres! Really surprised they are that recent, wouldn't have surprised me if they were many centuries to millenia older.
Can you explain what one would need to do in order to take two magical weapons and combine them into a single weapon with the properties of both? My Paladin has a mace of disruption and a sunblade in their possession and would like to find a way to bind them together into a greater weapon of justice.
This weekend only come by Ed's House of Hovering Balls for the annual 50% off sale! "Weave" got grapefruit sized balls, small balls, hard metal balls and Chef's Chocolate Salty balls! Silent, mysterious or sometimes menacing, some balls work and some balls don't. Stop on by for your spherical arcane dodad needs! The sale ends soon so don't, ahem, drop the ball.
If someone is using one of these, they had best tell their companions how they work. I imagine many have died due to the sphere absorbing vital healing spells to prevent death, followed by absorbing a revivify/ressurection attempt before they figure out how to seperate the sphere from the bearer.
Great minds think alike. The Druids in my games craft something similar to prevent fire magics from igniting forest fires. Even non-magical fires won’t light within 50’ of an active quenching sphere. When one absorbs all of the energy it can, it will give off heat for years, depending on how much it was enchanted to absorb. Carrying a burned-out stone in your backpack will make it like summer around you, even in the depths of winter. Placing a Quenching Stone on a tree and casting Plant Growth will cause the tree to absorb the stone into its heartwood, creating a Summer Oak. A Summer Oak cannot be set alight and the weather around it will be as pleasant as a summer day all year round. There is a reverse form, called a winter palm in desert regions that absorb the summer’s heat, keeping an oasis at a steady 70 degrees, night and day, summer through winter, using the exact same magic. This is old fey magic that Druids do not share with outsiders. They will not reveal how it is done. It was a gift from the Summer Court to the first Druids, whose forest homes were too cold for the members of the fey court to visit. Druids do not create these groves lightly. In a forest spanning thousands of miles, there may be only a handful of Summer Oaks. They are in the meeting places where the Druids confer with the fey of the summer court or around the standing stones of summer. To place them everywhere would offend the winter court and draw the wrath of malicious fey.
If the bearer dies while the sphere is following them will it continue to stay by the body? Lets say for instance his friends take his body to be ressurected and it absorbs the spell 😂.
You're from the editions where magic was often described as being rarer and creation of magic items had a cost. I miss those days in the modern games people run. Modern games feel much more like anime where magic and special powers are just everywhere. Being a wizard in modern games is not special at all because everyone in the team has magic abilities. Same thing with finding a magic sword... you find them all over the place it seems. I'd like to know your thoughts on this. Do you prefer tons of magic or magic to feel like it's rare and interesting?
Ed!!! I've never had a means of contacting you! Sir with much respect I would love if you gave your opinion on my view of the forgotten realms. I keep writing a story in my mind(occasionally) writing it down. I've thought about it so often over the past two years that I could probably write a campaign book effortlessly. My story officially started with a pc I created awhile ago named "Phaede Veladorn" half moonelf shadar-kai and darksong knight/bladesinger of Eiliestraee. Being the creator in sure your familiar with his last name and what that implies. Sir I'll do anything to get you to read over my story. I'll be looking here and there on a more proper way to contact you. Thank you for everything
I often wonder what you think of what wotc has done to your baby and they're horribly disrespectful attitude towards you and the other original creators calling you racist etc etc personally I think they are insane and extremely jealous of the fact that you are loved by most of the D&D community whereas they are increasingly hated
Im sorry but is ed wearing a silicone hair piece? I mean no shade if he is im a drag queen but it really looks like a widdow peaked silicone bottomed hair piece lol. If so i appreciate the effort he is putting into the look for us, 10s across the board... well 9 on blending Because people seem to be missing this, the video was uploaded on April 1st i.e. April fools day. So, a visual gag like that isn't that far-fetched.
@xandermichael836 you do know who he is right? Playing pretend is literally what he is famous for lol Also like drag is performance art not "playing pretend" lmfao, im a dude in a wig and makeup I'm not trying to "pretend" I'm a woman, oh but since I know what you meant imma just say that trans ppl aren't "playing pretend" either. Nice try, but your dogwhistle was pointless lmfao. Also this video went up on April 1st or April fools day so it's a pretty valid question
At this point I'm just having fun messing with Ivan when I send him these files. ;} Are there any other Realms mysteries that you're dying to learn about? Let me know!
Your support is what allows me to continue making videos like these and I'm grateful for the opportunity to continue doing what I love: patreon.com/EdGreenwood
This is the most amazing April 1st video release.
At first I thought it was about the Iron Bands idem or a new version of ioun stones. So Mr. Greenwood, any tales of a time when a player, a GM or even yourself used a magical Idem in such a way no one ever thought of to throw a story off the rails?
Here is a mystery I would love an answer to. I loved the Halruaa video as it has long been my favorite location in the Realms... but there is one thing that makes me sad. In the absence of the old order of things there, I have to assume that Behir Breeding has become a lost art. According to what lore I know taming behirs is near impossible though many have attempted it. So, supposing one wanted to throw caution to the wind, head out to the countryside and start their own behir ranch, what would the process be to start a profitable behir breeding operation with minimum risk of being electrocuted, crushed, devoured or any combination of these three outcomes. Moreover, where could someone go to learn this lost skill now that the magical community of Halruaa is in a state of decline?
Mr. Greenwood I would adore your personal extrapolations/personal views on the Crown Wars! It’s such an underviewed and mysterious part of the lore that I would love to learn more about
@@robertgray821 Ah, there will be a video in thy future. Perhaps not soon, but within this year, that will reveal all you seek on this matter!
"By the weave! You have a spell sphere?!" "What? That? No, that is my portable cloak hook."
It doesn’t matter what you chat about treasured archmage.. I just want you to read me bedtime stories for ever.. thanks for inspiring me and allowing us mortals to temporarily hold the reigns to your world
Meanwhile, my alcoholic drow would collect every one he found, learned to activate them, meticulously shape it into a fist, and put a tankard in it so he could fight AND drink at the same time, then claim he in fact invented them for that purpose.
“The secret of these silent hovering balls” - Greenwood, Ed. On iron spheres.
This would be such an awesome item for pretty much any character to have.
Imagine having several of these things as a martial class and being just an absolute menace to anything magical.
So much fun potential with these things!
the best thing is there's no way to know how many spells it can absorb, so it only works for as long as it's fun
@@d3str0i3r Or the DM gets sick of your shenanigans lol.
Pro's:
You find a floating metal ball
Cons:
You hear an old man scream "Boooooy!"
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Ahhh master greenwood it's a pleasure to hear your banter
How did I only find this channel a few days ago? Man! This is it! Keep it up! TH-cam, Discord & Redditt are where our kin all hang out.
And when all of the existing spheres are "full" of magic, they all simultaneously release their stored arcane energy and birth a new deity
Thankyou so much Ed, for creating such a wonderful world for us to explore. It is always a pleasure and a privilege to hear from you! Thankyou also Elminster, for so faithfully safeguarding the Realms and so patiently teaching us! And thankyou to all the Patreons who make this possible! ❤
This is making me want to play 2nd Edition Realms during The Time of Troubles again and conduct back handed dealings with Cyric! I'm psyched for Realms again for the first time in a long time. Hell yeah!
I don't like 4th or 5th Edition. Even 3rd & 3.5 has a different feel to it. The Realms & Ravenloft are my two favorite settings....and ya never know when The Mists may reach their tentacles into Faerün, Kara-Tur, Chult, etc!
Ah, but what happens to the magic it absorbes? What if the sphere is destroyed? I think I will have to introduce these into my campaign and have some fun answering these queastions. Bwhahahahahahaha!
He said in the video what happens to the magic it absorbs; the spheres operate on the absorbed magic, remaining active until the magic runs out, it is willingly deactivated by the attuned individual, or it absorbs too much magic too quickly.
Question, I get the impression that the spell energy captured could then be used in some way, judging by how the spheres sink if they have not enough power in addition to if they are overloaded. Would I be correct in that? If so, does anyone know how, or has that secret remained unsolved?
I want Ed as my DM! He's got the perfect combo of imagination, voice, and even looks!
I had a chance to be a player with Ed DM back in the late 90's.
Fantastic dm and a genuine nice person, a year later I got on a elevator at gen con with him and he remembered me without any hints.
It would be awesome for Ed to dm. Once in a lifetime
This was a fantastic video. Thank you for all the fun you bring to this community.
Your videos have been helping me with my own world building for my campaign settings, a nice addition to the lore list lol
Lol, I never remember reading about these spheres, but in a different system I run, in FR, I have a hematite sphere, which does the same thing, it takes the energy of the spell, and can convert to either spell energy or healing energy at the direction of "owner",
Again, Mr Greenwood, Thank you for the Realms,you have brought wonder to generations of GMs and Players
You are an inspiration to all the dreamers! Thank you, Ed!
Reminds me of the Phantasm movies and an unknown object video
God bless Ed! You changed my childhood and actually made me a smarter and better human! Imagination and wonder are the bedrock of what makes us better! I truly believe that you are the multi universe version of Edminster....I mean Elminster!
Hey, I know you probably get a lot of comments and stuff, but what do you think of some of AJ Pickett’s more speculative theories about Tharizdun, Astral Dreadnoughts, and pre-Spellweaver catastrophe cosmology, and the potential plans of the mind flayers in relation to those topics? I think it’s some genuinely compelling stuff.
Very strongly reminds me of Golden orbs of Siluvanede from 3.5e, they seem very similar indeed!
I enjoy all of Ed Greenwood videos
We love you, Ed.
Ed, thanks mate. I'm sure you get this all the time, but thank you for taking the time to inspire all of us.
Ed, I super appreciate that you're taking the time to document and expand these little anecdotal summations of lore. Your stories filled my childhood with a rich imaginative place to explore and left enough room for us to make our own stories. Thank you.
6:03 "They work until they don't" Sounds like a topic of study for artificers (if divination spells can't figure that out, that is).
Also, is the full description (and mechanics) of those spheres written down somewhere (like the Patreon or the D&D wiki)? This was the first time I've heard about them, so now I'm wondering about creative usages (like tricking an enemy spellcaster into saying a sphere's activation word, make them unwittingly attuned to it - that part might be a bit harder to pull off -, and then foiling any spells they could be trying to cast on themselves - like something that's a part of a lich ritual - by having the sphere absorb it).
10:55 Another mythical creature I didn't know about (hieracosphinx)! The hieracosphinx has "the head of a hawk and the body of a lion". I only knew about the "vanilla" sphinx (which has "the head of a human, the body of a lion, and the wings of an eagle") and its association with riddles (which appparently came from the Greek, and not the Egyptian).
April Fools!?!, Maybe? Is one of the question I asked myself... But this video seems too real, so I'll take it at face value :P
If fairness, this is far from the weirdest thing in Ed's Realmslore.
@@tedcoop4392 True enough 🤣
So I'm wondering could they be weave anchors that Thaevur created (either knowingly or unknowingly) for Mystra. As the sphere absorbs more spells it becomes a more effective anchor until it fully absorbs spells to it's capacity. I'm also curious about if they discharge the energy and become active again over time and if so how?
Great Video, Thanks Ed!
I like how you introduce the information in a way where the "higher" DC your able to overcome, you get that information.
Wait, isn't there a ninth level spell that functions this way? One that Elminster himself has if I might add.
I am more impressed no one had been about to reproduce those iron spheres yet. ..... Hum, I wonder if Bowling as a sport is a thing in the Realms yet or not?
So much like one of the varieties of Ioun stone then [Ponders] April 1st? is that in any way relevant here? .. [checks books] the lavender and green ellipsoid ones type 11 & 12, absorb spells of up to 4th and 8th level respectively (with 10-40 and 20-80 maximum levels absorbed), burned out dead ones that have reached their limit turn grey, psionic strength of the owner of a dead stone is boosted by 10 points (1st edition rules).
I personally never used psionics. They're too sci-fi to really fit into fantasy. I simply state, you you either want a low tech sci-fi game or a magic filled fantasy game to any and all at the table or wishing to approach it. Everyone seems to want magic.
@@BDSquirrel Never used them as a player or a GM myself either, besides being a bit sci-fi for most campaigns I also found them poorly fleshed out in 1st edition (more or less an incomplete afterthought at the back of the Players Handbook, I got the impression they were something of a vague "this might be cool" idea that had never really been properly play-tested like most of the rest of the rules) with lots of ambiguities and inconsistencies when I did consider trying to incorporate them into a game once, so I didn't, just trying to figure out how bits of them were supposed to work was going to be more work than I was wiling to put in at the time.
I was also pretty sure that as written they would badly mess with game balance, particularly between players if only some had them, hence the thought that they'd not really been properly play-tested for the game at that time.
Ed greenwood is the best. From Forgotten Realms to the band of four. He’s one of my favorite writers and human beings.
Happy as always to listen to tail from the Father of the Realms 🧐🧙🏽♂️👍🏼👍🏼💯
As always a great video and wicked sense of humour.
Amazing, just amazing.
Ed, I'm going to need you to go ahead and start doing audiobooks for every fantasy novel
When I think of god tier nerds, this is who I think of. Thanks ed for helping me become a better GM. Hope to meet you sometime at a con!
Are there any stats to these items? (Perhaps ones that include if the attuned person can use the energies of the attuned sphere?)
I love that Ed Greenwood looks like a dnd wizard!
Thosea re extremely powerful, those Iron Spheres!
Really surprised they are that recent, wouldn't have surprised me if they were many centuries to millenia older.
the suspenders make it clear he is proficient in mining
His hair is NOT grey that is straight up silver my mans an Elf.
No. That is literally the Champion of Mystra, Elminster.
Reminds me of irony spheres. We could collect them for creating a joke item.
Keeping the Lore Alive since '75.
When Elminster speaks, I listen.
I can't unsee Phantasm.
Can you explain what one would need to do in order to take two magical weapons and combine them into a single weapon with the properties of both? My Paladin has a mace of disruption and a sunblade in their possession and would like to find a way to bind them together into a greater weapon of justice.
glue
Ask your DM to figure something out.
Elminster speaking in the 3rd person
dude needs a staff and wizards hat
He has those already
He's not on his work clothes
Roll an Arcana check
@@POTATOEMPN natural 20
@@jimbojones247 I rolled a 20 because you lie. You are now tumbling off the side of the mages tower, heading for the spiky rocks.
Great Thaervers hovering huevos!
I can't believe we didn't have a thumbnail of him pondering the sphere.
Would it include healing spells that are directed at the attuned individual?
Sounds a lot like the 5e Rod of Absorption, except in Ioun Stone form.
This weekend only come by Ed's House of Hovering Balls for the annual 50% off sale! "Weave" got grapefruit sized balls, small balls, hard metal balls and Chef's Chocolate Salty balls! Silent, mysterious or sometimes menacing, some balls work and some balls don't. Stop on by for your spherical arcane dodad needs! The sale ends soon so don't, ahem, drop the ball.
Do you have any Shwetty Balls? I'm shopping early for Christmas.
Ed Greenwood looks like an actual fucking wizard that's somehow found themselves in the real world.
If someone is using one of these, they had best tell their companions how they work. I imagine many have died due to the sphere absorbing vital healing spells to prevent death, followed by absorbing a revivify/ressurection attempt before they figure out how to seperate the sphere from the bearer.
For when the DM wants to make his players crap their pants but not actually disintegrate them.
Tell us a story, Ed ❤
It is whispered that if a mage can get his balls to drop, he will mature into an archmage.
"... and this is where it gets complicated..." less than a minute into the video. 😂😂😂
YOU AINT FOOLING ME ELMINSTER
If Thaevur Spheres were so great, why didn't anyone just revive Thaevur and ask him how to make them?
I was expecting this to be about ball bearings.
DEAR GOD…. Ed fucking Greenwood has a TH-cam and NO ONE TOLD ME?!? I’m even a little angry at the algorithm for only showing me now.
Hi Ed, could we get stats for 5e for this sphere?
No. 5e is anathema.
Thank you Archmage.
Are they Thaver savers?
Great minds think alike. The Druids in my games craft something similar to prevent fire magics from igniting forest fires. Even non-magical fires won’t light within 50’ of an active quenching sphere.
When one absorbs all of the energy it can, it will give off heat for years, depending on how much it was enchanted to absorb. Carrying a burned-out stone in your backpack will make it like summer around you, even in the depths of winter.
Placing a Quenching Stone on a tree and casting Plant Growth will cause the tree to absorb the stone into its heartwood, creating a Summer Oak. A Summer Oak cannot be set alight and the weather around it will be as pleasant as a summer day all year round. There is a reverse form, called a winter palm in desert regions that absorb the summer’s heat, keeping an oasis at a steady 70 degrees, night and day, summer through winter, using the exact same magic.
This is old fey magic that Druids do not share with outsiders. They will not reveal how it is done. It was a gift from the Summer Court to the first Druids, whose forest homes were too cold for the members of the fey court to visit.
Druids do not create these groves lightly. In a forest spanning thousands of miles, there may be only a handful of Summer Oaks. They are in the meeting places where the Druids confer with the fey of the summer court or around the standing stones of summer. To place them everywhere would offend the winter court and draw the wrath of malicious fey.
What do they do?
Hang laundry of course! For whatever else would you do with them?
Ahahaha leave the little ballz alone!
If the bearer dies while the sphere is following them will it continue to stay by the body? Lets say for instance his friends take his body to be ressurected and it absorbs the spell 😂.
Do these absorb healing spells?
I’d assume so. He said that while active they will absorb all spells cast on the user or any aoe spells that the user is in the range of.
After they absorb enough spells and sink to the floor, how are they emptied and reactivated?
Those are so op
Will you ever talk of the dwelf of myth drannor?
Hmmm. April 1st........................
So what would be a cannon way for a player to learn how to recreate these iron spheres?
Ed Greenwood AKA Elminster AKA Father Time
AKA Ao
I love Ed's stories but the hardest part to believe is that his face is 64 years old. What magic is he using IRL?
So... he's actually Elminster...
Is it just me or do these resemble Elminster's Effulgent Epuration?
for some reason i thought ed greenwood was wider than he actually is
If only they could be made into a phylactery...
They can't be 'mostly' made by him and he be there only creator. Obviously they would ALL be made by him 🙄 1:52
You're from the editions where magic was often described as being rarer and creation of magic items had a cost. I miss those days in the modern games people run. Modern games feel much more like anime where magic and special powers are just everywhere. Being a wizard in modern games is not special at all because everyone in the team has magic abilities. Same thing with finding a magic sword... you find them all over the place it seems. I'd like to know your thoughts on this. Do you prefer tons of magic or magic to feel like it's rare and interesting?
The balls harden
*Sinks to the Floor* "The Balls Are Inert"!
Ed!!! I've never had a means of contacting you! Sir with much respect I would love if you gave your opinion on my view of the forgotten realms. I keep writing a story in my mind(occasionally) writing it down. I've thought about it so often over the past two years that I could probably write a campaign book effortlessly. My story officially started with a pc I created awhile ago named "Phaede Veladorn" half moonelf shadar-kai and darksong knight/bladesinger of Eiliestraee. Being the creator in sure your familiar with his last name and what that implies. Sir I'll do anything to get you to read over my story. I'll be looking here and there on a more proper way to contact you. Thank you for everything
❤❤
Naw mate, those are pinballs
BOOOOOOOOY
I often wonder what you think of what wotc has done to your baby and they're horribly disrespectful attitude towards you and the other original creators calling you racist etc etc personally I think they are insane and extremely jealous of the fact that you are loved by most of the D&D community whereas they are increasingly hated
:)
Im sorry but is ed wearing a silicone hair piece? I mean no shade if he is im a drag queen but it really looks like a widdow peaked silicone bottomed hair piece lol. If so i appreciate the effort he is putting into the look for us, 10s across the board... well 9 on blending
Because people seem to be missing this, the video was uploaded on April 1st i.e. April fools day. So, a visual gag like that isn't that far-fetched.
Not everyone has to play pretend lol
He isn't. Or at least on the description of someone who sees him up close on a very regular basis.
@xandermichael836 you do know who he is right? Playing pretend is literally what he is famous for lol
Also like drag is performance art not "playing pretend" lmfao, im a dude in a wig and makeup I'm not trying to "pretend" I'm a woman, oh but since I know what you meant imma just say that trans ppl aren't "playing pretend" either. Nice try, but your dogwhistle was pointless lmfao.
Also this video went up on April 1st or April fools day so it's a pretty valid question
@xmann10761 I mean, in general, I agree, but this vid also was uploaded on April 1st, so it's not that far-fetched of a question imo.
@@ConstantChaos1 Dressing in drag is wearing a costume. Wearing a costume is playing pretend. Your motives don't matter lol
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1:55 video starts here