Not much on her, but goodness what *is* there makes for a lot of potential to work with. There are bunches of aspects of 3.5 that I wasn't sorry to see go. But every time I see one of these videos and am reminded of those old stat blocks...It's a funny sensation. Not like nostalgia, but like sliding back into the muscle memory of a sport you were real good at. Or at least comfortable with. It's a good sensation. It begs for motion, to be put to use. Ideally people who find these will do just that.
May not have much for lore, but a good score for the first demon lady of the abyss, but I have a question, would you one day venture or summon to have personal interviews with the lords and ladies of the abyss themselves? For (bidden) information of course, stuff that wouldn’t make it to books.
Oh absolutely. I'm not sure how much extra lore I would get from these Archfiends, but I am currently in talks with a planar travel specialist to help me venture further into the Abyss than I've gone before.
Any plans on finishing the Planar Dragons? Just because If you're doing all 200 Demon Lords, that might take awhile, and I've been looking forward to Gloom/Tartarus dragons, and finding out what kind of dragons are native to Baator & the beastlands
You won't have to worry about waiting for too long. This year is mainly going to be demon lords, but I do have some other videos in the works. I am very close to finishing the Planar Dragons so I'll be astral travelling to a few more outer planes soon.
Kind of a two for one but Munkir and Nekir are two demon lords that share control over the 77th Layer of the Abyss, "The Gates of Heaven". As far as I'm aware nothing of detail is known about them or the layer but two guardians to a gate with that name in the Abyss have potential.
Very nice. I am loving These dives into obscure topics.
Thank you. There are plenty more to come, so I hope you enjoy those as well.
Not much on her, but goodness what *is* there makes for a lot of potential to work with.
There are bunches of aspects of 3.5 that I wasn't sorry to see go. But every time I see one of these videos and am reminded of those old stat blocks...It's a funny sensation. Not like nostalgia, but like sliding back into the muscle memory of a sport you were real good at. Or at least comfortable with.
It's a good sensation. It begs for motion, to be put to use. Ideally people who find these will do just that.
May not have much for lore, but a good score for the first demon lady of the abyss, but I have a question, would you one day venture or summon to have personal interviews with the lords and ladies of the abyss themselves? For (bidden) information of course, stuff that wouldn’t make it to books.
Oh absolutely. I'm not sure how much extra lore I would get from these Archfiends, but I am currently in talks with a planar travel specialist to help me venture further into the Abyss than I've gone before.
Can you cover every single archdevil of the nine hells after you’re done talking about Demon Lord’s of the abyss.
I definitely plan on doing the Archdevils. I may do some of the layers of the Abyss first but I may also just go straight to the Archdevils
Any plans on finishing the Planar Dragons? Just because If you're doing all 200 Demon Lords, that might take awhile, and I've been looking forward to Gloom/Tartarus dragons, and finding out what kind of dragons are native to Baator & the beastlands
You won't have to worry about waiting for too long. This year is mainly going to be demon lords, but I do have some other videos in the works. I am very close to finishing the Planar Dragons so I'll be astral travelling to a few more outer planes soon.
If you had to pick one demon lord or prince not well known that could be the main antagonist in a campaign who would it be and why?
Kind of a two for one but Munkir and Nekir are two demon lords that share control over the 77th Layer of the Abyss, "The Gates of Heaven". As far as I'm aware nothing of detail is known about them or the layer but two guardians to a gate with that name in the Abyss have potential.