The Uthgardt - Forgotten Realms Lore
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- The Uthgardt is a collective term used to refer to various human barbarian tribes who worship the deity Uthgar.
Today we learn about the Barbarian tribes who wander the North. Tales of them are used to scare children in Waterdeep and the Silver Marches and warn travelers who want to take a shortcut.
They live between the High Forest and the Spine of the World and migrate over large swaths of land. Often in conflict with themselves, they are less unified than any other faction in the realms.
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I started my early adventures as a barbarian being as I'm Uthgardt with the typical features of black hair, blue eyes, and bigger and taller than the rest of my peers. My Uthgardt mother died when my village was caught in an attack between two armies when I was just a baby. I don't know who my father is as my foster father who was friends with my mother said she never mentioned him. All I know is that he was Uthgardt as well. While I may have become a fighter and later on an elite body guard for the city I serve, I never lost my battle prowess of my people and my chosen weapon is that of a great axe which I specialize in. It's great to hear more about my people and where they came from. Thank you for this!
Andrew Vincent are uthgardt the same as the reghedmen barbarians from ice wind dale
I hadn't seen any one make a video abote the itgardt before,nice 1 mate
Some of the Uthgardt are covered in Princes of the Apocalypse, but not in this detail - great video.
Very nice! Thanks for the info! Its been awhile since I ran an encounter with the Uthgardt, and this 'refresher course' was very handy!
I might now have to make a barbarian in AL that is a Utgardt member...thank you for the inspiring video😎💯👍
Great video! It will be great to share with my group who will be starting the Storm King's Thunder.
wow, what a great video. my knowledge of the barbarian tribes has been seriously increased. i knew the sky ponies, the wolf tribe but hadnt heard about most of the others and they all had a cool interesting querk. also i googled Griffon's nest because i was curious what a barbarian permatnent settelment is like. very cool.
thanks again for a great series
ive recently read "simbuls gift" and that had some cool informationa bout the witches. just a little background
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I cant get enough of these video's. I hope there is one from Ice Wind dales, all the way to Calisham to the south.
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Great Video Keep it up! :)
Excellent job keep up the good work, looking forward to the cult of the Dragon.
wow! this is very good material! wasn't looking for it, but i sure am glad i found it. i'm dming in the savage frontier, am using a sky pony rebel npc in my party! keep up the good work!
Indeed! I haven't read the Storm King's Thunder yet, so I just thought you were drawing heavily from that second edition book you mentioned.
I don't know what you have down your pipeline of videos, but there's a region of the realms that, even though has been the setting of some stories of Drizzt, seems highly underrated/ignored by players in general: Damara/Bloodstone lands. It would, probably, the only ever video focusing on that region. Maybe it's worth considering.
These keep getting better. Glad to see it incorporates the SCAG errata.
im working on a sorcerer that is a black raven uthgardt outcast right now
very useful video.
You sound so much like the voice actor who played Volo in Neverwinter Nights 2 Storm of Zehir. You may as well call yourself Volo and I'd believe it lol
Are you going to do a video about the Order of the Gauntlet?
Great! Good job.
tuskers! loved that lol
Wonder what the relationship between Rehged and Uthgardt is.
woah woah woah woah.... I thought several of the uthgardt tribes were in ice wind Dale. isn't wulgar of the tribe of the elk? did the tribes move at some point that I'm not aware of? or was this a simple mistake made by salvatore?
griffin's nest is not at shining white, its more near longsaddle. frost giants live at shining white
What is the relationship between the reghed barbarians and the uthgardt? Great video, by the way
The forgotten realm is like a record of some dungeon and dragons. Yes, possible truths, called lore.
Are they related to the Tribes of icewind dale?
No, the icewind dale tribes are of a different often times blonde hair and blue eye stock and do not revere Uthgardt.
Can you make a video dedicated towards the Zhentarim faction??
Faerûn History holy crap you're alive.. yeah pls take your time!
Has anyone heard from them recently?.
So is this channel dead now? There hasn’t been a new video in two months.
I was hoping they would cover more of Faerun,
-like history of Silverymoon,
-lore of all the different races, would love to know more on the Dragonborn,
-history of the different dwarves kingdoms,
-lore of gods and goddesses. Their rise and fall. Who is still being worshipped and by whom
There is still so much more lore that could be covered.
Has anyone heard from them in the last two months?.
Similar to the Wendol in the 13th Warrior movie.
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There is a misconception here about the cultural reference of the Uthgardt. The photos are inspired by Reghedmen tribes, or Tundra Tribes(Scandinavians), while the Uthgardts were Forest Tribes(Native Americans).
This is a common mistake since Icewind Dale chronicles "The Crystal Shard" cause Salvatore used both ethnical groups and they both separe themselves among totems, even being entirely different. Since them, draws were all wrong and confusing every player... The Reghedmen almost disappeared from the realms cause everyone confuses them to the Uthgardt.
See "Faiths & Avatars" AD&D and search for Uthgardt priests.
No, the picture is in Powers and Pantheons, not Faiths and Avatars (since Uthgar is a lesser power) - While the pictures there show them as "Native Americans" - their ancestry and behavior is closer to the germanic and tribes that fought/fought for Rome (Rome being the Netheril Empire). They speak the "Norse" language in the realms Illuskan, so clear connection with Vikings in that aspect. Uthgar the Battle Father is also an Odin/Tor analogy and all the names used by the people in the tribes are all Viking oriented "Son" "Dottir". Their titles are viking titles (thane), and their history is intertwined with typical norse mythology of killing Giants and hating magic.
The following sources were used during the creation of this video:
Grand History of the Realms
The Savage Frontier
Powers and Pantheons
Players Guide to Faerun
Storm Kings Thunder
Netheril Empire of Magic
Most/all of these point towards a germanic/norse type barberian.
Make that three months.
Sky pony ,that's the tribe I forgot., do you plan on doing Vids, on individual people?
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Is the channel dead now?
Sky Pony Tribe :D :D, yea that is a manly tribe mtfks >: ( !
It does make one think of My Little Pony, though.
When narrating in your spoooooky voice, don't end sentences with a preposition!
Good story though.
Sentences not ending with a preposition is a rule for the softies in the heartland, speaking their Chondathan languages. This is from the high north, where they speak Illuskan. Where sentences can end with prepositions and punctiation is optional
@@ForgottenRealmsHistory - So the High North has an education system, similar to American public schools. Got it.
I guess that means in ten years, half of Faerûn will also be speaking Spanish.
why is this in a really fake and weird accent? lol