Succubi & Incubi | D&D Monster Lore | The Dungeoncast Ep.141
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2024
- Will and Brian are talking about the infamous Succubi in all of their malicious forms. Learn all about how they use their powers of seduction to corrupt the hearts of mortals this week on The Dungeoncast!
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Poor farmer Dan.. The day he wakes up realising he's burned his crops and dealt with all her shit only to realise his soul is condemned to the friendzone for all eternity.
"My sexy ghost person wants me to do *blank*" is my new favorite excuse for my various escapades... At least for the next week.
Personally my favorite dnd monster!
I just got one of my players involved with a succubus... He doesn't know she is specifically, but he failed the save, so...
I really want my character to seduce a succubus
You can't
I want thank you guys because you guys are one reason I getting into DMing I’m working on a campaign right now
I can imagine a warlock patron setting up a house of sin, empolying devilish suffubi.
Was just looking for models of these things... Are you guys reading my mind?
Also Brian's laughter is pure joy
Also I looked into what else Succubi hide... Will, you poor poor man. You're not the only one that's cursed with knowledge. Can't unlearn that shit
Matt Rondeau I know this comment is old but what else is it that they hide?
I'm a recent subscriber and just want to say that you guys are the simple yet insightful information on all topics.
Also farmer dan is my new favorite member of the dungeoncast!
Been watching for over 2 years now. Love it guys
They faced a couple of these on Critical Role. Wizard failed the save, max-level fireballed the party. "Light them up, pretty."
prophetisaiah08 You forgot the part when the Barbarian failed the save.
The Blood War is never-ending and eternal, of course you came back to it.
Shout out to Demigorgon!!
My session is tomorrow and this came up *just* as I was prepping an encounter with some incubi - my players are looking for a missing person who's being held hostage in a fancy club that's actually a shrine to Graz'zt. (The owner is a noble lamia who's going to send the incubi to the PCs in disguise as a means of distraction/dealing with them quietly.) Thanks for the refresher!
The succubus queen doesn't rule the 69th layer of the abyss?
Keep it up guys! Been a fan since like episode 7 and look forward to every Sunday night!
Succubus = Singular
Succubi = Plural.
Just for next time as you said "A Succubi" numerous times.
I plan to use an incubi for my next one-shot as a BBEG, but I intent to have a twist ending that the players won't be able to simply 'punch' their way out of. Why an incubi, because everyone wants to use a Stra- I mean, vampire. That's played out. This video was very helpful, thank you.
I think there's some precedent for them being in both the hells and the abyss for awhile. I remember in 3.5 some succubi had defected to Asmodeus's side.
I'm also a fan of the new split species approach
hi will hi Brian I'm new and have been watching your videos for a couple weeks or so and just wanted to say your doing an awesome job! unfortunately I've never gotten to play d and d myself but I've been loving learning more about it from your videos. have a good day dudes. :)
I like to play high risk high reward knife twisting with the party by making succubi (and incubi) tameable. It’s a ridiculously difficult ritual, but when it’s done, the succubus is under the PCs indirect control for as long as the PC wants (potentially forever). The rewards are great: First off, the fiend becomes harmless to its master, and this taming also replaces/inverts the Draining Kiss with/into a custom ability: Restoring Kiss, which inflicts hp regeneration to the PC in question. Also a tamed succubus/incubus cannot under any circumstance retreat to the Lower Planes.
Yay, I'm here on time.
Thanks for helping to clear up the succubus... I thought that they were both demons and devil's but that always seemed to be counterintuitive to the very nature of the blood war... How come they are the only race to have such duality?
Because some Demon Lords and Archdevils enjoy sex as a past time? I also seem to remember that a few of the Succubi queens have, or have had, relationships with some major power players from both planes. They make good concubines and good spies too.
I think devillish succubi are synonymous with the Pleasure Devils or the Brachadia.
Very similar concept. Though Pleasure Devils tend to target clerics and paladins. Powers are very similar too, though pleasure devils don’t have a draining kiss
What happened to Alu demon and half-succubi?
I thought their offspring depended upon what form they were in when they conceived.
I'm new to all this but I think Cambion is now the catch all term for any half fiend in 5e, don't quote me though.
Malconthet was a Devil who took over a layer of the abyss and was corrupted.
Can you guys do an episode explaining the difference between the realms? I do not know the difference between a Dragonlance and a Ravenloft. Eberron? No idea.
Just to clarify, I’ve unfortunately never played even though I’ve had interest in DND for years. I even bought a 3.5 players handbook and dice when 3.5 came out, but never got to use it. I continue to dabble for the lore.
The different settings are just the official worlds that are published that DMs can set their stories in or plunder for the stuff they like for homebrew settings. Each has its own history, pantheon, and mechanics (especially in previous editions) Ravenloft is a weird one, as it is not just one world. Ravenloft as a setting is made up of hundred of demiplanes that each are the domain/prison of a dark and terrible ruler.
Official worlds that I know of and a brief overview of the tone of each that I can actually talk about.
Forgotten Realms: set on the planet Toril, HUGE pantheon, baseline D&D setting for 5e. You'll find the majority of published novels and adventures set here. High Fantasy in Faerun, but other continents have different feels (Kara-Tur for oriental, Zakhara for Arabian Nights, Maztica for ancient americas)
Greyhawk: Set on the planet Oerth, The original primary setting for D&D, created mostly by Gary Gygax. Most details are about one continent, and focused alot on territory around city of Greyhawk. More Gritty Fantasy feel.
Dragonlance: I unfortunately don't know much about the setting as a whole other than there are a lot of wars.
Eberron: Set on the Planet Eberron, Setting introduced in 3.0, Less super powerful NPCs, but magic is widespread to the point of being the settings basic technology. Setting info is mostly one continent, divided into five nations who mostly hate each other, but they just finished a 100 year long war. A lot of the less common races have wildly different cultures than your standard fantasy world (example: jungle halfling cannibals who ride dinosaurs). Pulp Fantasy with flair of noir and intrigue
Dark Sun: Set on world of Athas, this world is dying and is mostly desert. Ruled by terrible sorcerer kings who are the cause of the planet's state. Arcane magic is likely to get you attacked by angry people. Most things are psionic and want to eat you. It is very mad max esque.
Ravnica: The newest official setting, pulled from Magic: The Gathering. Planet-wide City (Think fantasy Coruscant from Star Wars.) There are 10 guilds who rule the planet, with half the population belonging to a guild. Even though the city is very large, there is still plenty of spaces for normal D&D exploration and dungeon delving to occur. Tone is probably very intrigue heavy but can be anything, with a lot of potential story hooks depending on which guilds the characters belong to.
Planescape: It used to be its own separate thing, but has been merged into the meta universe of the majority of D&D worlds. you can explore all the various plane of existence which are governed by philosophy and alignment.
Spelljammer: similar deal to planescape, but think of it as magic powered spaceships and cosmic exploration. this allows you to go from one planet setting to another.
My at 69% on my phone rn
Was it dentata that can't be unlearned?
Thraxxia 🥰
hey any chance someone can tell me what that other stuff succubi hide is? or at least tell me what to look up to find it? can't for the life of Me figure out what it might be,
They're handing out abyssal incursions like soundcloud rappers are handing out their links. lmao Stay fit and succubus. Sometimes you got to get in there and do the nasty with whoever haha This kiss sucks but I fucking love it for some reason. lmao
I may be wrong, but I believe that the term Concubus/Concubi encompasses both sexes. :)
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Even my Paladin knows those chicks are hot.
3:20 That makes no sense you might as well bring it up and say it.
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