As a DM who wants to know the story of an adventurer book before I buy it so I know whether or not I like it, these videos are so helpful, thank you for making them!!!
Yeah my party got the last two endings at the same time. We spilt the party to get as many items we could find and half the party activated the obelisk and they were teleported away while I the warlock, the ranger, and the barbarian were left to try to defeat auril, but failed. The next campaign had a great twist where the wizard and arcane cleric that got teleported made a ring of 3 wishes, a iron golem, a staff of the magi, and few other items in this demiplane and the wizard made a scroll to this demiplane, inside a secret chest, inside a ruined temple of the gods. So the next party to try and save the world had a few gifts from the past.
Haha, that's wonderful! Because y'all split the party, you got to see two of the endings! If you're knee deep into the dnd community, try pitching the items to the another DMs along with your adventure story. Perhaps a different group could pick up where yall left off!
Thank you for making these, I'm so glad I subscribed, I'm very fond of Netherese lore and this adventure is one of the few with real Netherese material in it. I've played it so many times in my head. Storm King's Thunder was also great! What is the adventure you like the most yourself? Spoilers of what you are planning to cover next? Would you consider covering alkazaar's appendix? Or Dead in Thay? At this point I'm just crushing over your voice though so I'll stick around for anything, while catching up on your other videos
I'm glad you like it! I had planned on delving into Dungeon of The Mad Mage since that seemed to be a very long, yet fun read. Sure! I plan on reading/covering as many of the adventures as possible! Alkazaar's appendix will probably be done once I reach it in Candlekeep Mysteries. Thanks for reminding me of Dead in Thay! I had bumped into it when researching the Red Wizards for the Tyranny of Dragons but totally forgot about it
As a DM who wants to know the story of an adventurer book before I buy it so I know whether or not I like it, these videos are so helpful, thank you for making them!!!
Omg I was in the same boat a while back! I think at some point I decided "Screw it, I'll just read them all".
I'm glad these are helpful to you!
Yeah my party got the last two endings at the same time. We spilt the party to get as many items we could find and half the party activated the obelisk and they were teleported away while I the warlock, the ranger, and the barbarian were left to try to defeat auril, but failed. The next campaign had a great twist where the wizard and arcane cleric that got teleported made a ring of 3 wishes, a iron golem, a staff of the magi, and few other items in this demiplane and the wizard made a scroll to this demiplane, inside a secret chest, inside a ruined temple of the gods. So the next party to try and save the world had a few gifts from the past.
Haha, that's wonderful! Because y'all split the party, you got to see two of the endings!
If you're knee deep into the dnd community, try pitching the items to the another DMs along with your adventure story. Perhaps a different group could pick up where yall left off!
Thank you for making these, I'm so glad I subscribed, I'm very fond of Netherese lore and this adventure is one of the few with real Netherese material in it. I've played it so many times in my head. Storm King's Thunder was also great! What is the adventure you like the most yourself? Spoilers of what you are planning to cover next? Would you consider covering alkazaar's appendix? Or Dead in Thay? At this point I'm just crushing over your voice though so I'll stick around for anything, while catching up on your other videos
I'm glad you like it! I had planned on delving into Dungeon of The Mad Mage since that seemed to be a very long, yet fun read.
Sure! I plan on reading/covering as many of the adventures as possible!
Alkazaar's appendix will probably be done once I reach it in Candlekeep Mysteries.
Thanks for reminding me of Dead in Thay! I had bumped into it when researching the Red Wizards for the Tyranny of Dragons but totally forgot about it
Great summary! Liked and subscribed! Keep up the good work!
This is really helpful! Thank you
I'm glad it was of help! Thanks for watching!
Great synopsis of the adventure module!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the explanation videos. I do enjoy them
Well thank you for watching!
Keep it up! These are great videos and a great idea.
Thanks so much!!! I'm glad you like it!
For such a large campaign book it certainly is a fairly short story
These vids deserve more views
What are you using for the images/videos... is that Talespire?
That's Talespire!
Where's the TaleTavern links for the maps/authors you used?
It's pronounced oh-REEL
OK, there's no way that's how "codicil" is pronounced. Thanks for the video, tho.
Haha almost definently not. Pronunciation is not my forte but I'll work on it. Thanks for the feed back!