Creating an Archfey Villain in D&D

Are you interested in running an Archfey as the villain in your D&D campaign? Wondering what an Archfey could be, or what it even is? This video is for you.
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1. Fey Wresham
2. Hr'athi Domain
3. Central Vlaknemia Ambience
All music used in this video was composed by Craig Argyle.
All background art credited to the original artist where available.

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[@nicholasbrown1748]

This is the single best Archfey video out there - I have been searching for this for so long. I am running an Archfey Villain now with a very similar plot as your Red Squirrel BBEG.

[@xvader9445]

I love the Archfey...

[@Jenna_Talia]

I love the creative use of the fairy wings in hero forge to give the throne some flair to it

[@elder_elite5121]

Should definitely drop more like this. This is the video that made me subscribe.

[@tavariswilson3361]

Intro to this vid had me hooked immediately!

[@agenteiegaming]

in a campaign i run there is a archfey villian that took over a country after asking for an political canidates thoghts and prayers.

[@NeutronicalGaming]

Well this sounds properly menacing.

[@Clockwork_Enby]

this was awesome! Hope your channel blows up, you deserve it

[@TheKawaiifan]

im currently running a magical girl campaign with an archfey villain my players are about to meet next sesh. she's literally just a fairy. like, tinkerbell sized. a wee thing. little bundle of evil.

[@user-wr8sr9fe4m]

So, now i really want giant sqirrel as BBEG

[@lewish4668]

I really love how this video tackles get creatures and how they can be used in a DnD campaign. I’m having a hard time trying to portray “good” aligned fey creatures without them being annoying or making the party want to kill them. Do you have any input on how I could incorporate the good aligned fey in a way that avoids conflict or a “lol random” moment?

[@Azgaroththewise]

Yup you made archfey cool again instead of as you say “lol random”