Xanathar: D&D's Legendary Beholder Crime Lord
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- This episode of Forgotten Lore is a journey through the many editions of Dungeons & Dragons on Xanathar. This deep dive explores the evolution of Xanathar, D&D's infamous beholder, from his earliest appearances to his latest incarnations. Discover hidden facets and untold stories of this legendary character, enhancing your own D&D games!
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If they make a sequel to Honor Among Thieves and decide to use the Xanathar as a villain, it should be voiced by actor Jeff Goldblum. He could make it sinister but also hilarious.
I totally agree with you that if/when they make a sequel, they should make Xanathar the B.B.E.G. But the 1st actor that came to mind to play him was Keith David. Xanathar the character is a menacing back-alley crime lord. Something that Keith has plenty of experience in playing. This is just my 2 cents.
Or.. and just hear me out... Danny Trejo!
I know it would be a little different take on the character but I think it could work.
Jeff Goldblum? no I think Christopher Walken doing a combination of quirky eccentric & diabolical paranoid would be better.
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comming to learn about xanathar after making a mtg deck with him as the commander. The idea of a beholder crime lord is just so interesting.
Yeah he's a great character
It's kind of impossible to know exactly how many xanathars there have been.
As creatures of dream, naming themselves xanathar can change them fundamentally
Good point, beholders are one of those creatures where it’s hard to get into the mind of one. This is an interesting idea
A beholder tolerating other races long enough to be a crimelord is interesting.
It is! Thankfully most Xanathars only have to interact with like 4 humanoids on a daily basis
And most beholders think he's weird for being able to put up 4 of them lol
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