Pre-Order *Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden* on D&D Beyond to unlock pre-order rewards, including digital dice: dndbeyond.link/RIme What has you excited for Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden? The dark horror? The return to Icewind Dale? Something else?
Cold, isolated horror with a deep dive into a location sounds absolutely amazing! Player secrets and new rules for crazy antics to break up the isolation sounds super engaging as well. I’m excited to find some howling wind RUclips videos, some mead, and work on my Jarl voice acting to DM it :)
A minor homebrew variation by the DM (credit to Zee Bashew) would fix this - although that's assuming you can even find the needed mistletoe reagent in that entire region. Still doesn't solve a lot of the survival elements players would face in such a place. But by far the greatest threats appear when the party is traveling. It is never a good day when a Remorhaz decides to come up from beneath the ice. My own group was attacked by a stray one in the middle of winter just south of Neverwinter, and we lost a player character along with his magic items before it decided to head off after taking damage (50/50 on group wipe if it had stayed). For an unprepared team (read: most casual groups) such threats are usually fatal...
@@kira7683 they made some interesting suggestions in a later video about this. Anything that magically produces food might make something that smells really tasty to the local wildlife. Tiny Huts could easily become igloos. Fires make it easier to track you. These spells make it easier, but there is always a drawback.
I don't think there will be a Wendigo in it due to a Twitter response. Some guy said ''I'll be sad if there's a Wendigo in it because I just homebrewed one.'' and Chris responded with ''Wendigo is all yours.''
That opens up a whole cultural appropriation question, especially since the most popular "genre fiction" version of the monster (some kinda wolf-skull-deer-antlers thing) has nothing to do with Algonquin mythology. ...but goddammit, I do love me some wendigoak.
I'm assuming "rime" here is a double-entendre, since The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (in that sense, meaning more of a lyrical story) is also about being horrifically isolated in a hostile environment.
"rime" has 2 highly different definitions "frost formed on cold objects by the rapid freezing of water vapor in cloud or fog" and "a film or slimy coating". It's also a homophone of "rhyme". The spelling used for the Ancient Mariner is considered obsolete, but that doesn't prevent writers from using it in tongue-in-cheek ways like this.
@@Eowar Consider a character such as an old arctic fisherman. His beard, covered with rime (frost). He has left all old worries behind, and is consumed by his practice of fishing. Eventually, a journalist comes to interview him. The journalist notices the fisherman is covered by rime (frost), but it isn't in a physical sense, it's his past- frozen, abandoned, cold. This is a thought I had reading your comment. Had I been an author, I could see myself using that analogy toward the title of a book. Although it is too simple.
It’s also possible that the inspiration for the book’s title was drawn from the 80’s metal band Iron Maiden who wrote a song based off the poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
Please tell me that there are snow kobolds in this book called Snobolds. If so, a previous throw away joke in one of my D&D games could end up through parallel evolution being D&D canon.
Some nice insights in here. Great to see Perkins, & hear his voice. There's a "fireplace chat" quality to it that is comforting. Even when talking about horror, lol
I really hope they release a Monster Manual 2 soon. We've had so many new monsters added with the various new adventure modules. As someone who writes their own stories, I'd love to have those monsters to play with without having to buy all the models I won't use.
this is perfect. i have a Frost Goliath homebrew & his backstory is that his people come from the sea of Moving Ice. so this is a perfect hook for why he would be in this adventure.
There should be an Eldritch Terror- espue dnd module. Say, it could introduce new pc races, like intellectual oozes, mindflayers, or even the Thri-kreen!!
I have been editing an eldritch horror campaign on-and-off for a few years now that uses my favourite underexplored material - the Gith, the Slaad, and the infinite potential of Limbo for good and evil. Adding just a handful of lore tidbits, the campaign basically wrote itself.
Horror stories in d&d are my favorite! I feel that encounters with truly terrifying creatures become commonplace in d&d. I hope this campaign brings that feeling of dread back to forgotten realms!
It strikes me more and more how much the Sword Coast and environs resemble the West Coast of North America (which might explain why the Wizards of the Coast like it so much).
This could not come at a better time. Next year (probably, in real time) my vaguely Norse-themed homebrew world is going to get hit by the Fimbulwinter after an ingame year of balmy summer. I cannot wait.
Funny. When I saw Icewind Dale on the cover, I was thinking to myself, "Oh. I was there before" like some sort of IRL vacation I had, when really my friends and I are 30% through Storm King's thunder where we started near/in that location.
I'm totally here for this. Horror in an icy setting are both things that appeal to me greatly. Also side note but on the topic of long term fear I can pretty safely say I've been afraid for like years and years now but thats mostly just because I'm a very paranoid person
Spoilers for Drizzt books: I'm still hoping for the lair or that dead white dragon that Drizzt and Wulfgar killed is there. That'd be an amazing experience!!
It featured in 'Legacy of the Crystal Shard' which was one of the adventures for 5e back before it was 5e. It had been converted into a temple to Auril by the main villain, a Chosen of Auril, and I think might have been a final dungeon. Not sure, didn't play it but I did consult the lore for my current game of Storm King's Thunder.
Sounds like a great idea for a horror module! I wonder what target levels it'll use. Something like 5-10 would really go balls out with what kind of monsters they can use.
I prefer levels 1-4. Still toss big monsters. But this horror; like how I run CoS, sounds like a psychological horror. The fear should never come from "big monsters".
Off the top of my head...this sort of evokes the first few minutes of "Game of Thrones", where three members of the Night's Watch encounter an otherwordly threat alone in the frozen north. Campaigns like this, I would want a druid or a ranger in the party...someone to handle the environment. My mind is blurring through what sort of enemies an adventure like this implies...Lovecraftian aberrations, certainly...but perhaps even a crazed barbarian that stalks the party like an ax murderer...
I totally thought Game of Thrones too! ▶The Spine of the World is technically "The Wall". ▶Icewind Dales = The Land of Always Winter ▶Frostmaiden= The Night King ▶Otherworldly Threat= White Walkers (frozen zombies, reanimated dead) ▶Adventuring Group= The Night's Watch
Being scared triggers adrenaline and that sets off our core instincts. It set us up for the "3 f's" fighting, fleeing and reproduction. That kind of excitement feels good in small doses.
You have got to be kidding me! I've been playtesting a campaign with similar themes for 2 months that I'd been building from the ground up since october..... now people are going to think I copied THIS
There's something about dnd books that gets me exited no matter what they are abount. Maybe it is because wizard always delivered with their 5e products (in my book)
One thing I'm very interested in is if there's creatures that could serve as a beast ranger companion. Like the revised one that's actually good. I'm hoping for a kinda large badgery boy that's actually built for cold.
....honestly out of every company that exists today that works on fantasy realms I'm talking Wow, warhammer. Pathfinder, leage of legends dota etc. Wizards of the coast is the one I truly wish I could be part of.
**Scrolling through RUclips recommendations and seeing this video title for half a second** *Me:* "Nothing, nothing, Rim the Frost Maiden, nothing, not- WHAT!?"
icewind dale is that from forgotten realms that is featured in Salvatore stories before crystal shard where the dark elf, dwarf his adopted daughter and barbarian meet
Really looking forward to more of the world being explored as well as new monsters. I will say I am reluctant to see "horror" and "Mystery" in a D&D setting. Maybe it's just my playgroup but there are a few very well-read and intelligent players that I have the pleasure of DMing and they can sherlock a story so quickly. I had a case were off a few clues they sarcastically guessed the end twist of the campaign and as a DM I cried a little on the inside.
Are we going back to Second Edition style monsters where every encounter was practically a death sentence should we instruct our players to come with like five character sheets I remember those days
That sounds... Anti dramatic. You'd never be able to like a character and delve into them if they constantly die. I don't know about you good Sir but... To me personally that sounds awful. :c
I hope that Spurt will have a Cannon presence in the book. I really miss him Chris! I hope you have nudge him in the book some where! I would love to see Spurt in an adventure. (For those who dont know Spurt is, he is a kobold inventor that chris played in Critical Role for about 30 minutes and got killed but was so awesome character that he needs to be reintroduced!)
If you really like John Carpenter’s The Thing. I would recommend checking out the board game, Who Goes There? by Certifiable Games. Its's designed around that same concept. Lot's of fun with very entertaining mechanics. Also I am super stoked to go back to Icewind Dale and see it from a new lens.
Not knowing who the enemy, if they are walking among us, or who to trust. Glad our role models are healing the rifts in society instead of making them bigger. Thanks, Chris.
Pre-Order *Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden* on D&D Beyond to unlock pre-order rewards, including digital dice: dndbeyond.link/RIme
What has you excited for Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden? The dark horror? The return to Icewind Dale? Something else?
Cold, isolated horror with a deep dive into a location sounds absolutely amazing! Player secrets and new rules for crazy antics to break up the isolation sounds super engaging as well. I’m excited to find some howling wind RUclips videos, some mead, and work on my Jarl voice acting to DM it :)
The different take on horror from CoS seems interesting. I don’t know much about older version because I started playing last edition
What are the odds that rune arms will make it into future books?
Im stoked about the new monsters we could use for Arctic environments!
"Three Kobolds in a parka", huh? I see someone loved that one shopkeeper from Critical Role as much as I did!
Sound like we are getting a Gelatinous Ice Cube
Oh I love their single “Fuck da town guards”
If so, the encounter will probably be title something like 'Ice Ice Baby'.
LOL! I so hope you're right!
Huh. That's an oxymoron.
@@leonielson7138 Alright, stop
Roll initiative and listen
Survival based module: *exists*
Goodberry: I’m about to ruin this man’s whole career
A minor homebrew variation by the DM (credit to Zee Bashew) would fix this - although that's assuming you can even find the needed mistletoe reagent in that entire region. Still doesn't solve a lot of the survival elements players would face in such a place. But by far the greatest threats appear when the party is traveling. It is never a good day when a Remorhaz decides to come up from beneath the ice. My own group was attacked by a stray one in the middle of winter just south of Neverwinter, and we lost a player character along with his magic items before it decided to head off after taking damage (50/50 on group wipe if it had stayed). For an unprepared team (read: most casual groups) such threats are usually fatal...
just wanted to say this ^^
DM: where are you gonna find enough berries to bless? You're in a cold desert with minimal to no natural flora.
Ring of Warmth, Create Food and Water, Leomund's Tiny Hut, Fly - What survival?
@@kira7683 they made some interesting suggestions in a later video about this. Anything that magically produces food might make something that smells really tasty to the local wildlife. Tiny Huts could easily become igloos. Fires make it easier to track you. These spells make it easier, but there is always a drawback.
When Perkins mentions the "analogous to the real world" stuff at 6:40 and the "enemy that walks among us", he seems genuinely disturbed
Bro, I thought to myself “Chris just went to a dark place”
He does, I hope he is OK
A John Carpenter's "The Thing" is EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED out of a new D&D Adventure! Can't wait!!!
That’s what I was thinking when he said horror and isolated and secrets under the ice I went straight to the thing
Or... At the Mountains of Madness
@@toprak3479
I have been listening to the audiobook of that as well and I hope this book can deliver on both when I get a hold of it
Whos ready for the "Three kobolds in a parka" Stats???
Get me some Rimer-Moss!
They're going to turn into "Three Spurts after a Warhammer" if they fight me.
That looks like HP Lovecraft The Complete Fiction on Chris' shelf. He's obviously been doing his horror research.
It is oh💩
The Barnes & Noble Leather-bound edition, no less! Looks like he has the complete Sherlock Holmes too. :)
So don't read any books, pass any perception checks or pick up any Cutlery and you'll be fine
Those books are riddled with racial insensitivity. I don't think that author even had a sensitivity reader! Shame on these creators!
It is, I own the same book and it was for sure the first thing that jumped out at me. I love the leatherback barnes and noble editions
I absolutely love the movie ❄️ John Carpenter’s The Thing ❄️ and this merge with D&D is like a big heart-shaped snow cone 🍧 dream come true
I don’t know why, but this comment makes me really happy
I’m getting “At the Mountains of Madness” vibes
Same! I love it!
Yeah, my first thought, too!
automatics1im the Thing is cool, but Lovecraft is my jam
In myyy kingggddomm cooollld.
I was loving the idea of a new adventure
Loving an adventure in IcewindDale
A horror story inspired by cosmic horror? But Dnd stile?
Yess, please!!
Wereowlbear: practically confirmed
I feel like the wendigo would fit perfectly into this
Been wanting wendigos for a while now.
I don't think there will be a Wendigo in it due to a Twitter response. Some guy said ''I'll be sad if there's a Wendigo in it because I just homebrewed one.'' and Chris responded with ''Wendigo is all yours.''
That opens up a whole cultural appropriation question, especially since the most popular "genre fiction" version of the monster (some kinda wolf-skull-deer-antlers thing) has nothing to do with Algonquin mythology.
...but goddammit, I do love me some wendigoak.
@@gordongraham2064 Most dnd monsters has nothing to do with their mythological counterparts, so I don't think that it would be a problem.
@@bilbobaggins3464 There's no centuries-old problem of the culture and mythology surrounding Gorgons or Chimeras being actively suppressed, though.
I'm assuming "rime" here is a double-entendre, since The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (in that sense, meaning more of a lyrical story) is also about being horrifically isolated in a hostile environment.
I hadn't thought of that! I certainly hope it is!
"rime" has 2 highly different definitions "frost formed on cold objects by the rapid freezing of water vapor in cloud or fog" and "a film or slimy coating". It's also a homophone of "rhyme". The spelling used for the Ancient Mariner is considered obsolete, but that doesn't prevent writers from using it in tongue-in-cheek ways like this.
@@Eowar Consider a character such as an old arctic fisherman. His beard, covered with rime (frost). He has left all old worries behind, and is consumed by his practice of fishing. Eventually, a journalist comes to interview him. The journalist notices the fisherman is covered by rime (frost), but it isn't in a physical sense, it's his past- frozen, abandoned, cold.
This is a thought I had reading your comment. Had I been an author, I could see myself using that analogy toward the title of a book. Although it is too simple.
It’s also possible that the inspiration for the book’s title was drawn from the 80’s metal band Iron Maiden who wrote a song based off the poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
I hope is like HP lovecraft's mountains of madness
Mountains of Madness?
Mouth of madness was the Carpenter film
Autocorrect
Andy McQuoid
At the mountains of madness is a Lovecraft short story
Could be one of the side stories here! That'd be crazy!
Horror cute eyy?.....will we finally see the mindflayer gnome?!
Didn't know I needed that, but I do now
Do NOT pet the owlbear cubs! Those beaks are sharp!
Oh yeah, and Mom is _never_ far away...
That sounds ruff.
If you know anything about mindflayers, no.
Judging by the minis they released, heck yes. I loved the Gnome Squidling myself :)
Please tell me that there are snow kobolds in this book called Snobolds. If so, a previous throw away joke in one of my D&D games could end up through parallel evolution being D&D canon.
Koldbolds?
Snobolds exist in Northrend in World of Warcraft, although the WOW kobolds are very very different from the D&D species of the same name.
Cool, Chris Perkins’ bookshelf has a lot of the same books that are on my bookshelf. Also, I’m looking forward to returning to Ten Towns.
Some nice insights in here. Great to see Perkins, & hear his voice. There's a "fireplace chat" quality to it that is comforting. Even when talking about horror, lol
We can never have too much Icewind Dale!
I agree!! It's about time we updated the place! :D
oh my god i have that complete Lovecraft book that Chris has in the bottom left of his bookshelf. Lovely book, and I'm glad to know he reads it too.
I really hope they release a Monster Manual 2 soon. We've had so many new monsters added with the various new adventure modules. As someone who writes their own stories, I'd love to have those monsters to play with without having to buy all the models I won't use.
this is perfect. i have a Frost Goliath homebrew & his backstory is that his people come from the sea of Moving Ice. so this is a perfect hook for why he would be in this adventure.
Pretty psyched for another horror focused entry.
Looks like we'll get to learn some serious goliath lore!
If I play this module I will most certainly be a Goliath Paladin of Annam
There should be an Eldritch Terror- espue dnd module. Say, it could introduce new pc races, like intellectual oozes, mindflayers, or even the Thri-kreen!!
I have been editing an eldritch horror campaign on-and-off for a few years now that uses my favourite underexplored material - the Gith, the Slaad, and the infinite potential of Limbo for good and evil. Adding just a handful of lore tidbits, the campaign basically wrote itself.
@@Wimikk Link for Dmsguild when finished?
Horror stories in d&d are my favorite! I feel that encounters with truly terrifying creatures become commonplace in d&d. I hope this campaign brings that feeling of dread back to forgotten realms!
I can just imagine a Nome Alaska type situation. Especially with the owl faced creature on the cover
It strikes me more and more how much the Sword Coast and environs resemble the West Coast of North America (which might explain why the Wizards of the Coast like it so much).
More like Gnome Alaska amirite! High five!
You mean like the Forth Kind
It give's me a Beyond the wall vibe, i'm very intrigued
AAAAAHHHHH!!!!!! I need to run this immediately!
Isolation and paranoia... perfect for COVID-19
Word 👊
This could not come at a better time. Next year (probably, in real time) my vaguely Norse-themed homebrew world is going to get hit by the Fimbulwinter after an ingame year of balmy summer. I cannot wait.
The Thing and 30 Days of Night intensify
Funny. When I saw Icewind Dale on the cover, I was thinking to myself, "Oh. I was there before" like some sort of IRL vacation I had, when really my friends and I are 30% through Storm King's thunder where we started near/in that location.
Wow a campaign where a ranger will actually be useful!
I'm totally here for this. Horror in an icy setting are both things that appeal to me greatly.
Also side note but on the topic of long term fear I can pretty safely say I've been afraid for like years and years now but thats mostly just because I'm a very paranoid person
I am guessing we will have to Donner Party some of the rest of the Party members... Pass me a Shank of Dwarf~
As a lizardfolk I see this as an absolute win!
I don't care how hungry I am, I'm not eating the bard! (Mostly because I am a bard. ;) )
meanwhile the cleric gazes upon the group with absolute horror holding their summoned loafs of bread and water.
"Oh goodness! The Gnome is dead, impaled upon an icicle and this inconvenient slippery spot on the floor. Such a shame, who want dinner?"
“Rations? Who needs rations?” hisses the lizardfolk ranger in the common language, as they eye the rest of the party with curious intent.
Ah, ice-themed monsters. Perfect for my Christmas/New Year's one-shot.
Chris calling out Todd's smirk gives me so much joy.
Spoilers for Drizzt books:
I'm still hoping for the lair or that dead white dragon that Drizzt and Wulfgar killed is there. That'd be an amazing experience!!
Icingdeath. I have the mini that came with Drizzt and Wulfgat. Best $90 I ever spent on D&D
@@BathrobeKeck Whaaat?! I'm so jealous! I would love to that too!
@@christofferhougaard as proud as I am to have it, later that month I ended up wishing I hadn't. Ended up late on my rent because of it. #impulsebuy
It featured in 'Legacy of the Crystal Shard' which was one of the adventures for 5e back before it was 5e. It had been converted into a temple to Auril by the main villain, a Chosen of Auril, and I think might have been a final dungeon. Not sure, didn't play it but I did consult the lore for my current game of Storm King's Thunder.
Ingelokazi-whatever-his-name-is AKA Icingdeath
Chris calling out Todd's smirk gives me warmth.
D&D and horror!?! You merged my two favorite pastimes. Can't wait!!!
I'm stupid excited about this. I recently got into DnD and the first gift a friend gave me was The Icewind Dale trilogy.
I'm more excited for this adventure than I've been since OotA.
I can't wait for it to be out, I'll compose special ambiences just for that campaign!
Isolation, paranoia and feeling trapped? Way to nail the mood, y'all!
Sounds like a great idea for a horror module! I wonder what target levels it'll use. Something like 5-10 would really go balls out with what kind of monsters they can use.
Maybe. Having levels 1-4 as well can have some real tension early on cause you are so vulnerable to damage.
It says it's 1-12 so all of the above!
I prefer levels 1-4. Still toss big monsters. But this horror; like how I run CoS, sounds like a psychological horror. The fear should never come from "big monsters".
Love the Erol Otus myconid picture behind him.
I'm so happy to hear The Thing mentioned here. I'm a big fan of that brand of isolated arctic psychological horror
The very first D&D character I created was a Sorceress, born in the Ten Towns. Finally time to bust her out!
Off the top of my head...this sort of evokes the first few minutes of "Game of Thrones", where three members of the Night's Watch encounter an otherwordly threat alone in the frozen north.
Campaigns like this, I would want a druid or a ranger in the party...someone to handle the environment.
My mind is blurring through what sort of enemies an adventure like this implies...Lovecraftian aberrations, certainly...but perhaps even a crazed barbarian that stalks the party like an ax murderer...
Heeeeeeereeeessss Johnny
I totally thought Game of Thrones too!
▶The Spine of the World is technically "The Wall".
▶Icewind Dales = The Land of Always Winter
▶Frostmaiden= The Night King
▶Otherworldly Threat= White Walkers (frozen zombies, reanimated dead)
▶Adventuring Group= The Night's Watch
I really need this guys, I really need to feel spooked again
“When I’m walking my dog at night I’ll find the creepiest music I can find” lmao
Watching this while watching D&D live!
This gives me a chance to use my homebrewed Frost Folk and Frostwind Virago race. 🤗
I have the same version of both HP. Lovecraft and Poe on my shelf as Chris Perkins
Sold Chris Perkins, Sold... Just please get TORCH started and DM in this setting... love you, stay safe
So we got a frozen hellscape coming...
What about Athas? I'd like to visit there next. There's a particular sentimentality I hold for that world.
Is this the adventure where Chwingas are coming back!? I remember an interview that said they were returning.
Chwingas were in Tomb of annihilation
Yeah, Chwingas are pretty cool.
My mind immediately goes to the movie "The Thing" as inspiration.
This maybe is the most excited I've been for a book in quite awhile!
Everyone commenting about how similar to HP Lovecraft this sounds, let it be known the book behind him is literally a Lovecraft classics collection
The Thing is hands down one of the best if not the best horror movie made within the past 35 years
Need one of these videos about the magic items in Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden.
I can't wait to run this ... I love this area of Faerun!
There better be a surprise apparence by Father Llymic
You had me at the Thing.
Three Kobolds In A Parka sounds like a swing band.
Being scared triggers adrenaline and that sets off our core instincts. It set us up for the "3 f's" fighting, fleeing and reproduction. That kind of excitement feels good in small doses.
Im pretty sure if fear is gone, youre just left with one f... Reproduction.
Im pretty sure without fear youll cuddle with your enemy.
They’re improving on aspects of COS and it was one of the best they’ve made so I’m excited (knock on wood)
I knew the inspiration for this was going to be The Thing, and that's fantastic
You have got to be kidding me! I've been playtesting a campaign with similar themes for 2 months that I'd been building from the ground up since october..... now people are going to think I copied THIS
:'-(
There's something about dnd books that gets me exited no matter what they are abount. Maybe it is because wizard always delivered with their 5e products (in my book)
Damn won me over when you said this was horror !
Icewind dale has always been my favorite setting
Can't wait to play this whilst listening to the "iceborn Peak" theme from LoR
I'm very excited about this, can't wait. Thanks for taking the time to break it down.
I sure hope there is a Wendigo!
One thing I'm very interested in is if there's creatures that could serve as a beast ranger companion.
Like the revised one that's actually good. I'm hoping for a kinda large badgery boy that's actually built for cold.
....honestly out of every company that exists today that works on fantasy realms I'm talking Wow, warhammer. Pathfinder, leage of legends dota etc. Wizards of the coast is the one I truly wish I could be part of.
**Scrolling through RUclips recommendations and seeing this video title for half a second**
*Me:* "Nothing, nothing, Rim the Frost Maiden, nothing, not- WHAT!?"
OH MY GOD WE CAN DO THE THING!
So The thing and Aliens mashed together with a medieval fantasy flavour
Icewind Dale... Well... That's something I won't be able to ignore once it drops.
icewind dale is that from forgotten realms that is featured in Salvatore stories before crystal shard where the dark elf, dwarf his adopted daughter and barbarian meet
Really looking forward to more of the world being explored as well as new monsters. I will say I am reluctant to see "horror" and "Mystery" in a D&D setting. Maybe it's just my playgroup but there are a few very well-read and intelligent players that I have the pleasure of DMing and they can sherlock a story so quickly. I had a case were off a few clues they sarcastically guessed the end twist of the campaign and as a DM I cried a little on the inside.
Are we going back to Second Edition style monsters where every encounter was practically a death sentence should we instruct our players to come with like five character sheets I remember those days
That sounds... Anti dramatic. You'd never be able to like a character and delve into them if they constantly die. I don't know about you good Sir but... To me personally that sounds awful. :c
Sounds awesome! :D Also, I love the white owlbear figure on the shelf behind Chris!
"That's not how that monster's supposed to work!"
Aaaaaaaand that's why I almost never bothered using the Monster Manual xD
Very excited for this book!
To all Gods of the Realm of Icewind Dale, I beg you! Give us Icewind Dale 3. Not done by Larian, but Obsidian.
So jacked for this one. I can't wait to order
Isolation,arctic setting,paranoia I wonder if we'll see a certain Thing.
I expect to see numerous Frozen inspired...things(monsters/NPC/locations/curses/etc), or I am going to add them in myself.
More monsters, yes please
I hope that Spurt will have a Cannon presence in the book. I really miss him Chris! I hope you have nudge him in the book some where! I would love to see Spurt in an adventure. (For those who dont know Spurt is, he is a kobold inventor that chris played in Critical Role for about 30 minutes and got killed but was so awesome character that he needs to be reintroduced!)
If you really like John Carpenter’s The Thing. I would recommend checking out the board game, Who Goes There? by Certifiable Games. Its's designed around that same concept. Lot's of fun with very entertaining mechanics. Also I am super stoked to go back to Icewind Dale and see it from a new lens.
I can't wait to get my hands on it, love the vibe so much!
I’m buying this because I LOVE snowy settings
Not knowing who the enemy, if they are walking among us, or who to trust. Glad our role models are healing the rifts in society instead of making them bigger. Thanks, Chris.
This sounds awesome, real horror in dnd is what we need!