D&D Lore; Through the Eyes of Silvanus

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  • Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 14

  • @isaacofthales4303
    @isaacofthales4303 4 дня назад +8

    Future topic ideas:
    - Vampire Lord
    - Werebear
    - Tarrasque
    - Kraken
    - Wight
    - Lord Soth
    - Acerak
    - Lich
    - Helm

    • @ananslator3655
      @ananslator3655 3 дня назад +4

      @@isaacofthales4303 interesting but the tarrasque isn’t intelligent nor is it sentient

    • @Mr-dead
      @Mr-dead 3 дня назад +1

      Obox-ob the first demon prince.

    • @julietsmith5925
      @julietsmith5925 3 дня назад +2

      Helm would be a great idea.

    • @rjh7101
      @rjh7101 3 дня назад +2

      @ananslator3655 The Tarrasque one could be a testimony of rare survivor from an attack of it.

  • @julietsmith5925
    @julietsmith5925 2 часа назад

    Future Video suggestions:
    Kelemvor
    Deneir
    Jergal
    Leira
    Mask

  • @AlphaOmega804
    @AlphaOmega804 4 дня назад +4

    Can we have one of the Gods of Fury.
    Talos would be best.
    If not Auril and Umberlee would still be good.

  • @ananslator3655
    @ananslator3655 3 дня назад +2

    Through the eyes of
    Gnoll
    Oblex
    Asmodaus
    Primus
    Troll
    Harpy
    Etten
    Metallic and gemstone dragon series

  • @DapperTengu
    @DapperTengu День назад

    Silvanus is a Wendigo. Now cannon.

  • @kyte5648
    @kyte5648 3 дня назад +3

    Great video. Please do "Through the eyes of a Kobold" and compare how it is to serve a chromatic dragon vs serving a metallic dragon.
    Also maybe something about making traps and, if you are feeling funny, 3 kobolds in a Trenchcoat.
    Have a nice day.

  • @kylienielsen6975
    @kylienielsen6975 3 дня назад +1

    Kraken
    Sphinx
    Asmodeos
    Crystal dragon
    Topaz dragon
    Olhydra
    War forged
    Couatl
    Ki-rin

  • @Ryodraco
    @Ryodraco 3 дня назад +1

    5:40 I've long wondered about why a nature god would have an issue with things like that. Does Silvanus see a bear clawing marks into a tree differently from a human using a knife to do the same? Is the tool the offense rather than the damage to the tree?

    • @alalalus7692
      @alalalus7692 3 дня назад +2

      @@Ryodraco Sylvanus is a god of wild nature that's why he would prefer a bear clawing a tree over a boy using a knife forged by someone else to mark a tree. I believe there's also an opposite god of agrarian nature