Your Lord Soth voice is just how I picture him sounding. If Soth had only respected his marital vows (to both women), a lot of his problems wouldn't be there.
Thanks! Indeed, he would be in a much better condition. Overall, for all his pride Lord Soth is untrustworthy, and when tempted with his desires he broke his vows. Since then, he sees his own behavior in those around him, even his wives, and see betrayers everywhere.
Brilliant video as always, I love your attention to detail, including that last bit on the "White Rose" version of Soth that escaped the mirror. I only ever found one article in an old Dragon Magazine that ever covered that aspect. BRAVO!!!
Good job telling Soth's story. My only quibble is that I would say Laurana freed herself rather than Tanis freeing her, since she broke free on her own initiative and was the one that beat up Kitiara and sent the Crown of Power flying (which caused the Dragonarmies to start destroying themselves and thus gave her the distraction to escape the audience chamber), but that aside I think you nailed it.
Indeed, you are correct! It's been a while since I read those books, and while I was researching Soth's history I might have missed a few details about other characters. Thanks, glad you liked the video!
Laurana's character arc was amazing too. She went from being pretty much a child, as far as elves were considered, to being the Golden General in just the span of three books! I loved her! The Dragonlance books are some of the best ever!
@@visionhawk4403 100% agree! Laurana is my all time favorite fictional character. Her growth and heroism and passion are so inspiring, and I love how she becomes such a fierce and capable warrior while always being such a loving and kind person. I also think she is the hero of the Chronicles as she did more to win the War of the Lance than any other character.
Amazing video dude, Lord Soth was always one of my favorite villans along with Lord Toede. You did a fantastic job of telling his story. Thank you for the hard work :)
Thanks! I use images from DnD and MTg, since they are both from Wizards of the Coast, and they allow the use in their fan content police. The comic scans are from the "Worlds of Dungeons & Dragons 3", and they adapt the short story The Rigor of the Game from the book Tales of Ravenloft.
Really awesome account and walk-through of one of our hobby's greatest villain stories. Relatively new subscriber thanks to Mr. Welch pointing me in your direction and I am glad that he did. You have some awesome Dragonlance content.
Lord Soth is soooo badassss dude, hey Congratulations on your growth man your already almost at 1000 keep it up ive been here since the beggining!!! Love tour channel man 🤘😈🤘
@@HouroftheRaven its going great! We are currently in Azalins crypt under Valaaki! If you remember im combining the grand conjunction with COS were gettin there over halfway for sure we still need to go everywhere west of Valaaki
@@HouroftheRaven ya that was a blast man lol except they SKIPPED THE CLONE ROOM lol so im gonna move the clone room to his crypt, basically Azalin cloned the pcs multiple times each time making more powerful clones, but they were unstable and died of different things, but the current pcs wers the first to survive, Azalin kept cloning amd actually perfected the process and made NEW clones double as powerful as the previous, and in that room they would have had to fight and kill the evil clones!!! But they completely avoided that room lol so now its down in his crypt cuz i lovw that encounter lol
@@firelordsinger9666 I also used the clone room and the clones on my campaign. When I DM the events of the Grim Harvest, which resulted in the destruction of Il Aluk and the creation of Necropolis, all my players died in the negative energy explosion. They thought I was ending the campaign in a TPK, but I gave them new pre-generated characters for the next session (and switched them between the original players), that where low-level versions of their previous Characters. I then began a new campaign, where the "clones" tried to save Darkon from the Darklord of the Necropolis, Death, that was sending his undead champions to conquest Darkon in his name. This undead champions where the old PC characters, all of them a different type of a powerful undead monster. When the clones destroyed the undead version of their previous characters, they began to recover their old equipment and find clues that they were connected with these monsters. In the end, they had to enter Castle Avernus, discovered that they were clones with false memories of their lives (Darkons curse), and were responsible for the return of Azalin to Darkon.
I am one who absolutely loves the Dragonlance books and I played the campaign of it in D&D. Lord Soth was one of my favorite characters because his lore was so deep. I later read Knight of the Black Rose when I started Ravenloft campaigns and found and played a campaign about him. With all of that said, I never knew he ever came back to Krynn. This was a great video and it showed me an ending to one of my favorite characters of all time. Thank you!
Obrigado! Lina e Tchelo, acompanho o canal de vocês, e acho o conteúdo de vocês sensacional!! Estava torcendo por Lorde Soth na sessão dos ícones de D&D! Grande Abraço
Its been such a long time since I've read any of the novels involving Soth. This was a great refresher. Hearing the whole story in one go helped me resolve an issue I had with the setting in that the way the mists had punished him was so similar to Strahd. After hearing this though I think I figured out the major difference between the two in that Strahd's crimes were crimes of jealousy and envy, whereas it seems like Soth's main flaw was a lack of faith in everything and everyone around him, that caused him to betray others due to his skewed perceptions of their own betrayals of him. In Sithicus he then became surrounded by the treacherous. In retrospect, it's a possibility that the act of actually honoring Magda's loyalty by protecting Inza, rather than finding yet another reason to break a promise to those faithful to him, helped loosen the Mists grasp over Lord Soth. Perhaps he did actually earn a bit of redemption.
As always an excelent observation! He does earn a bit of redemption, but then he once more abandon his quest in the Veidrava Salt Mines as the Banshees tell him of another betrayal (this time a real one). I guess the novel Specter of the Black Rose wanted to leave the reasons for his escape vague and uncertain. Some people believe he escaped because he just didn't care for the torments anymore, but personaly I like the idea that the after all the rituals to bring Krynn closer to Sithicus, the curse from Isolde was stronger then the one that used to bind him in the Mists, and fate was calling him back to Dragonlance.
@@HouroftheRaven I always figured the reason the Mists released Soth was because of the change in his attitude compared to the other darklords. The point of Ravenloft is that the darklords damned themselves and cannot see it. If you took Strahd, and you told him it was HIS choices/actions that drove Tatyana over that wall, and that the fault lies 100% with HIM for the situation he is now in, he'd flip a shit and kill you, because he absolutely could not accept that. If you told Soth, "You did these crimes and your own actions forged your own doom, and that's why you're here, he would AGREE. He knew he deserved his fate, and accepted it, and it ceased to bother him. At that point, his "curse" within the Mists had ceased to be one.
@@Andyfromsomewhere I like your interpretation, it matches well with the Gothic proposal of the setting, and it is quite consistent with Soth's final destiny and his redemption in his future appearance in the Dragonlance novels. Still, considering that the Dark Powers keep even innocent people in their clutches, I don't imagine that they would free Lord Soth so easily, just by accepting that he deserves his curse.
Thanks again for another awesome video. It's a shame that things turned sour with Weiss and Hickman, but your take as well as others' put a good spin on all of it.
Thanks! Indeed, it's a shame how his period in Ravenloft was not considered in the Dragonlance timeline, and the fact that he returned to Krynn only to be killed in his next appearence in the novels. I'm ok with him fiding redemption at the end, but the character had a great potential, and would be nice to see him again in Krynn, after his time in the mists.
Can I ask where you sourced the information about Korinne? I'm not doubting you or saying anything negative; I'm just curious. Knight of the Black Rose and Spectre of the Black Rose say that Caradoc killed her to make way for Isolde. Knight implies that Soth conspired with him to do it, but Spectre says Caradoc took it upon himself to do it and Soth covered it up because he knew no one would believe it wasn't his doing and because it did pave the way for him to be with Isolde. I've also never heard the bit about the witch before.
Hi Jeffrey. There is indeed some conflicting information about Korine's murder in Ravenloft's products. The main source about the murder of Korine and her visit to tho the Witch is the Dragonlance novel "Lord Soth", written by Edo Von Belkom. The novel details his life as a Knight of Solamnia, and how he became a Death Knight. www.amazon.com/Lord-Soth-Dragonlance-Warriors-Vol/dp/0786905190#ace-g9314988104
I don't think the hair in his helmet are his real hair. His body was burned and he is a incorporeal specter inside an armor. Probably it is just an adornment attachet to the helmet.
I might actually stay and listen to what you have to say if you didn't slam with commercials every 5 minutes. There are plenty of channels out there with over a million subscribers that don't try to hyper monetize in this way. It's stupid. Why don't you try putting some content out there and letting people decide whether or not you are worth listening to then being like a parasite and jumping all over them as soon as they click your video
Hi Robert. Sorry to hear about your experience with the channel. I'm indeed a small channel compared to other DnD youtube channels out there, but I am one of the few dedicated only to Ravenloft, and try to upload new videos online regurlarly, with content both in English and Portuguese. First, I would like to thank you for your feedback about the adds that appear on the video. It is the first time I receive a negative feedback about youtube advertisment in my videos, and without feedback I would never discover if this is a big problem to the viewers. The only thing I did on the channel was to activate youtube monetization when it was available (after 1k subscribers among other requirements), and I did not choose or was asked by youtube when or how frequent comercials would appear. I will research if I can alter this specifications on the video, and mind this issue on future videos. Once again, thanks for the feedback. Hope you can still enjoy the channel content.
There are 15 commercial breaks in 1 hour video. That means in one hour, there is a commercial and I mean a full 15 second commercial every four minutes. That is not competitive. It only takes a couple of seconds for someone who enjoyed your content enough that they did not want to deal with this to simply download the video from an external website and avoid every single one of the commercials. You might be able to get away with three commercials in one hour. If you hit people with too many commercials they will simply download the content and you won't get any money.
@@robertramsey8871 I can see how this many ads can be annoying. As I said before, I just activated the youtube monetization, and youtube automatically inserted the ads on the video. I have researched for a solution online, and the only solution is to manually insert the ad breaks in the video. I have adjusted this video, and now it has no opening ad, and I have significantly reduced the ad breaks int the video. This might take some time, but I will review my other videos as well. Once again, thank you for the feedback, and for bringing the issue to my attention. Hope you can enjoy the video and channel now.
This is the only video I've ever seen that captures all the massive lore around South.
Another great video, thanks!
Thanks! It was a really fun (and long) video to make. Lord Soth it's just an awesome character!
Your Lord Soth voice is just how I picture him sounding. If Soth had only respected his marital vows (to both women), a lot of his problems wouldn't be there.
Thanks! Indeed, he would be in a much better condition. Overall, for all his pride Lord Soth is untrustworthy, and when tempted with his desires he broke his vows. Since then, he sees his own behavior in those around him, even his wives, and see betrayers everywhere.
I didn't want this video to end. great work
Thanks! Glad you like it!
Brilliant video as always, I love your attention to detail, including that last bit on the "White Rose" version of Soth that escaped the mirror. I only ever found one article in an old Dragon Magazine that ever covered that aspect. BRAVO!!!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Good job telling Soth's story. My only quibble is that I would say Laurana freed herself rather than Tanis freeing her, since she broke free on her own initiative and was the one that beat up Kitiara and sent the Crown of Power flying (which caused the Dragonarmies to start destroying themselves and thus gave her the distraction to escape the audience chamber), but that aside I think you nailed it.
Indeed, you are correct! It's been a while since I read those books, and while I was researching Soth's history I might have missed a few details about other characters. Thanks, glad you liked the video!
Laurana's character arc was amazing too. She went from being pretty much a child, as far as elves were considered, to being the Golden General in just the span of three books! I loved her! The Dragonlance books are some of the best ever!
@@visionhawk4403 100% agree! Laurana is my all time favorite fictional character. Her growth and heroism and passion are so inspiring, and I love how she becomes such a fierce and capable warrior while always being such a loving and kind person. I also think she is the hero of the Chronicles as she did more to win the War of the Lance than any other character.
Amazing video dude, Lord Soth was always one of my favorite villans along with Lord Toede. You did a fantastic job of telling his story. Thank you for the hard work :)
Thanks! Glad you like it!
Wonderful video. I am always interested in more lore of the Dark Lords. It's great to see Lord Soth getting more praise.
Where were the comic scans from? I'd love to pick up that comic.
Also, I recognize, and have played, most of those MtG cards. :D
Thanks! I use images from DnD and MTg, since they are both from Wizards of the Coast, and they allow the use in their fan content police. The comic scans are from the "Worlds of Dungeons & Dragons 3", and they adapt the short story The Rigor of the Game from the book Tales of Ravenloft.
Really awesome account and walk-through of one of our hobby's greatest villain stories. Relatively new subscriber thanks to Mr. Welch pointing me in your direction and I am glad that he did. You have some awesome Dragonlance content.
Thanks! Glad you like it! Lord Soth is such a awesome character. Welcome aboard, hope you like my exploration of the Land of the Mists.
Awesome video! I've been wanting to know more in-depth about Lord Soth for quite some time, I really appreciate you compiling all this info for us!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, thanks!
Thanks! Glad you like it!
Lord Soth is soooo badassss dude, hey Congratulations on your growth man your already almost at 1000 keep it up ive been here since the beggining!!! Love tour channel man 🤘😈🤘
Thanks!!!! How is you Cos Campaign going? Have you used the video from Strahd? How did it go?
@@HouroftheRaven its going great! We are currently in Azalins crypt under Valaaki! If you remember im combining the grand conjunction with COS were gettin there over halfway for sure we still need to go everywhere west of Valaaki
@@firelordsinger9666 I see in your videos that they went to Avernus! Very Cool!
@@HouroftheRaven ya that was a blast man lol except they SKIPPED THE CLONE ROOM lol so im gonna move the clone room to his crypt, basically Azalin cloned the pcs multiple times each time making more powerful clones, but they were unstable and died of different things, but the current pcs wers the first to survive, Azalin kept cloning amd actually perfected the process and made NEW clones double as powerful as the previous, and in that room they would have had to fight and kill the evil clones!!! But they completely avoided that room lol so now its down in his crypt cuz i lovw that encounter lol
@@firelordsinger9666 I also used the clone room and the clones on my campaign. When I DM the events of the Grim Harvest, which resulted in the destruction of Il Aluk and the creation of Necropolis, all my players died in the negative energy explosion. They thought I was ending the campaign in a TPK, but I gave them new pre-generated characters for the next session (and switched them between the original players), that where low-level versions of their previous Characters. I then began a new campaign, where the "clones" tried to save Darkon from the Darklord of the Necropolis, Death, that was sending his undead champions to conquest Darkon in his name. This undead champions where the old PC characters, all of them a different type of a powerful undead monster. When the clones destroyed the undead version of their previous characters, they began to recover their old equipment and find clues that they were connected with these monsters. In the end, they had to enter Castle Avernus, discovered that they were clones with false memories of their lives (Darkons curse), and were responsible for the return of Azalin to Darkon.
I am one who absolutely loves the Dragonlance books and I played the campaign of it in D&D. Lord Soth was one of my favorite characters because his lore was so deep. I later read Knight of the Black Rose when I started Ravenloft campaigns and found and played a campaign about him. With all of that said, I never knew he ever came back to Krynn. This was a great video and it showed me an ending to one of my favorite characters of all time. Thank you!
Thanks! Glad you liked the video! Lord Soth is such an amazing character, one of my favorites as well.
Awesome!
Obrigado! Lina e Tchelo, acompanho o canal de vocês, e acho o conteúdo de vocês sensacional!! Estava torcendo por Lorde Soth na sessão dos ícones de D&D! Grande Abraço
Love your channel
Thanks! Glad you like the channel!
Raistlin would bea good addition toe Ravenloft
I wonder what his punishment would be. Strahd can never die, the litch can never learn a new spell, ect
Very well done! It’s going to help me run When Black Roses Bloom 👍👍
Thanks! I love When the Black Roses Bloom, it is an amazing adventure module!
Thank you for helping me fill in blanks in my mind
Thanks! Glad you like it!
Its been such a long time since I've read any of the novels involving Soth. This was a great refresher. Hearing the whole story in one go helped me resolve an issue I had with the setting in that the way the mists had punished him was so similar to Strahd. After hearing this though I think I figured out the major difference between the two in that Strahd's crimes were crimes of jealousy and envy, whereas it seems like Soth's main flaw was a lack of faith in everything and everyone around him, that caused him to betray others due to his skewed perceptions of their own betrayals of him. In Sithicus he then became surrounded by the treacherous. In retrospect, it's a possibility that the act of actually honoring Magda's loyalty by protecting Inza, rather than finding yet another reason to break a promise to those faithful to him, helped loosen the Mists grasp over Lord Soth. Perhaps he did actually earn a bit of redemption.
As always an excelent observation! He does earn a bit of redemption, but then he once more abandon his quest in the Veidrava Salt Mines as the Banshees tell him of another betrayal (this time a real one). I guess the novel Specter of the Black Rose wanted to leave the reasons for his escape vague and uncertain. Some people believe he escaped because he just didn't care for the torments anymore, but personaly I like the idea that the after all the rituals to bring Krynn closer to Sithicus, the curse from Isolde was stronger then the one that used to bind him in the Mists, and fate was calling him back to Dragonlance.
@@HouroftheRaven I always figured the reason the Mists released Soth was because of the change in his attitude compared to the other darklords. The point of Ravenloft is that the darklords damned themselves and cannot see it. If you took Strahd, and you told him it was HIS choices/actions that drove Tatyana over that wall, and that the fault lies 100% with HIM for the situation he is now in, he'd flip a shit and kill you, because he absolutely could not accept that. If you told Soth, "You did these crimes and your own actions forged your own doom, and that's why you're here, he would AGREE. He knew he deserved his fate, and accepted it, and it ceased to bother him. At that point, his "curse" within the Mists had ceased to be one.
@@Andyfromsomewhere I like your interpretation, it matches well with the Gothic proposal of the setting, and it is quite consistent with Soth's final destiny and his redemption in his future appearance in the Dragonlance novels. Still, considering that the Dark Powers keep even innocent people in their clutches, I don't imagine that they would free Lord Soth so easily, just by accepting that he deserves his curse.
Such an amazing story
Lord Soth is an amazing character. Glad you liked the video!
Thanks again for another awesome video. It's a shame that things turned sour with Weiss and Hickman, but your take as well as others' put a good spin on all of it.
Thanks! Indeed, it's a shame how his period in Ravenloft was not considered in the Dragonlance timeline, and the fact that he returned to Krynn only to be killed in his next appearence in the novels. I'm ok with him fiding redemption at the end, but the character had a great potential, and would be nice to see him again in Krynn, after his time in the mists.
Can I ask where you sourced the information about Korinne? I'm not doubting you or saying anything negative; I'm just curious. Knight of the Black Rose and Spectre of the Black Rose say that Caradoc killed her to make way for Isolde. Knight implies that Soth conspired with him to do it, but Spectre says Caradoc took it upon himself to do it and Soth covered it up because he knew no one would believe it wasn't his doing and because it did pave the way for him to be with Isolde. I've also never heard the bit about the witch before.
Hi Jeffrey. There is indeed some conflicting information about Korine's murder in Ravenloft's products. The main source about the murder of Korine and her visit to tho the Witch is the Dragonlance novel "Lord Soth", written by Edo Von Belkom. The novel details his life as a Knight of Solamnia, and how he became a Death Knight. www.amazon.com/Lord-Soth-Dragonlance-Warriors-Vol/dp/0786905190#ace-g9314988104
Great video
Thanks!
That picture throws me off i thought soth had blonde hair
I don't think the hair in his helmet are his real hair. His body was burned and he is a incorporeal specter inside an armor. Probably it is just an adornment attachet to the helmet.
nice accent, brow kkkkk
zoas, ótimo trampo, mano
Valeu Marcelo!
I got him tattooed on my arm
Cool!
That's pretty awesome
Love dnd
I might actually stay and listen to what you have to say if you didn't slam with commercials every 5 minutes. There are plenty of channels out there with over a million subscribers that don't try to hyper monetize in this way. It's stupid.
Why don't you try putting some content out there and letting people decide whether or not you are worth listening to then being like a parasite and jumping all over them as soon as they click your video
Hi Robert. Sorry to hear about your experience with the channel. I'm indeed a small channel compared to other DnD youtube channels out there, but I am one of the few dedicated only to Ravenloft, and try to upload new videos online regurlarly, with content both in English and Portuguese.
First, I would like to thank you for your feedback about the adds that appear on the video. It is the first time I receive a negative feedback about youtube advertisment in my videos, and without feedback I would never discover if this is a big problem to the viewers. The only thing I did on the channel was to activate youtube monetization when it was available (after 1k subscribers among other requirements), and I did not choose or was asked by youtube when or how frequent comercials would appear. I will research if I can alter this specifications on the video, and mind this issue on future videos.
Once again, thanks for the feedback. Hope you can still enjoy the channel content.
There are 15 commercial breaks in 1 hour video. That means in one hour, there is a commercial and I mean a full 15 second commercial every four minutes. That is not competitive.
It only takes a couple of seconds for someone who enjoyed your content enough that they did not want to deal with this to simply download the video from an external website and avoid every single one of the commercials. You might be able to get away with three commercials in one hour. If you hit people with too many commercials they will simply download the content and you won't get any money.
@@robertramsey8871 I can see how this many ads can be annoying. As I said before, I just activated the youtube monetization, and youtube automatically inserted the ads on the video. I have researched for a solution online, and the only solution is to manually insert the ad breaks in the video.
I have adjusted this video, and now it has no opening ad, and I have significantly reduced the ad breaks int the video. This might take some time, but I will review my other videos as well. Once again, thank you for the feedback, and for bringing the issue to my attention. Hope you can enjoy the video and channel now.