Hmmm, I think that I could make use of one in my game as a bounty board of sorts. It finds chaotic evil souls and hires the party to go after them. It's found some way of scrying to gain easy wealth and to identify those who would make good targets. Perhaps temporarily gifted intelligence by its demon lord, it found that being a familiar was too hard of work and struck on this method. This also has the benefit of getting good, morally upright people to willingly deal with a creature who is openly known to be evil, planting the long game seed of evil in them. It advances both goals it has, while the party feels good about eliminating dangerous threats and makes a little side gold. Yeah, I like that. Thank you!
@@Cassidy._.Thorne Just imagine it in formal business wear doing some sort of hilariously petty evil act behind a desk before the party walks in, only to quickly hide what it's doing the moment the door opens and trying to act professional.
First off, I just found the channel via this video. With the new revised Monster Manual not being released until February of next year, and it is stated to be noticeably more expansive than the base 2014 Monster Manual, I think it could be fun to have some speculation on any of the sort of new monsters that could be added into the revised MM, and what sort of abilities/features those monsters could have. For example, the Ramidreju from Spanish lore is pretty obscure on an international stage, to my understanding, and I think it could be fun to see this weird creature show up in the revised MM or a future source book; quick note here, the Ramidreju is described as creature that only appears once every hundred years or so with the appearance of being a weasel-like creature with an extra long, almost snake-like, body that can be as much as 3 times the length of a stoat or any other sort of weasel, with green fur and a boar-like snout, they are described as having the unique ability to sense Gold and Treasures, with an inclination to seek them out, and gold is even said to have calming effect on them when it is in their hold but trying steal whatever gold they have attached themselves to will result in an extreme aggressiveness towards the party responsible for attempting to pilfer from them, they are also said to have green fur that has the ability to act as a sort of magical cure-all. To my knowledge, the Ramidreju has not had any sorts of appearances in any official D&D material to date. I can give the details on some other obscure creatures I'm unaware of having any D&D appearances that could potentially be fun to see in D&D source materials.
@@Cassidy._.Thorne You're welcome; another potential monster from world mythology that could be fun to see in the revised Monster Manual, or a future source book, would be the Aralez from Armenian mythology. In summary, the Aralez a celestial canine (described as dog-like) with wings that descends from the heaven to resurrect fallen heroes by licking their wounds. That means they have a lot of potential for addition to the official, and unofficial, lore of almost any setting, including lore for where the idea for resurrection spells came from and reasoning as to why diamonds are used as a substitute Aralez saliva. Also, the plural for Aralez is Aralezner.
Hey, just saw this video, you have a very nice voice, good information and visuals! I look forward to seeing more! Grats on an amazing first video, looking forward to more!
Hmmm, I think that I could make use of one in my game as a bounty board of sorts. It finds chaotic evil souls and hires the party to go after them. It's found some way of scrying to gain easy wealth and to identify those who would make good targets. Perhaps temporarily gifted intelligence by its demon lord, it found that being a familiar was too hard of work and struck on this method. This also has the benefit of getting good, morally upright people to willingly deal with a creature who is openly known to be evil, planting the long game seed of evil in them. It advances both goals it has, while the party feels good about eliminating dangerous threats and makes a little side gold.
Yeah, I like that. Thank you!
I love that! A lil business quasit would be so cute
@@Cassidy._.Thorne Just imagine it in formal business wear doing some sort of hilariously petty evil act behind a desk before the party walks in, only to quickly hide what it's doing the moment the door opens and trying to act professional.
Thats so adorable! I want one!
First off, I just found the channel via this video.
With the new revised Monster Manual not being released until February of next year, and it is stated to be noticeably more expansive than the base 2014 Monster Manual, I think it could be fun to have some speculation on any of the sort of new monsters that could be added into the revised MM, and what sort of abilities/features those monsters could have. For example, the Ramidreju from Spanish lore is pretty obscure on an international stage, to my understanding, and I think it could be fun to see this weird creature show up in the revised MM or a future source book; quick note here, the Ramidreju is described as creature that only appears once every hundred years or so with the appearance of being a weasel-like creature with an extra long, almost snake-like, body that can be as much as 3 times the length of a stoat or any other sort of weasel, with green fur and a boar-like snout, they are described as having the unique ability to sense Gold and Treasures, with an inclination to seek them out, and gold is even said to have calming effect on them when it is in their hold but trying steal whatever gold they have attached themselves to will result in an extreme aggressiveness towards the party responsible for attempting to pilfer from them, they are also said to have green fur that has the ability to act as a sort of magical cure-all. To my knowledge, the Ramidreju has not had any sorts of appearances in any official D&D material to date.
I can give the details on some other obscure creatures I'm unaware of having any D&D appearances that could potentially be fun to see in D&D source materials.
I would love to do something like this in the future! Thanks for all the details!
@@Cassidy._.Thorne You're welcome; another potential monster from world mythology that could be fun to see in the revised Monster Manual, or a future source book, would be the Aralez from Armenian mythology. In summary, the Aralez a celestial canine (described as dog-like) with wings that descends from the heaven to resurrect fallen heroes by licking their wounds. That means they have a lot of potential for addition to the official, and unofficial, lore of almost any setting, including lore for where the idea for resurrection spells came from and reasoning as to why diamonds are used as a substitute Aralez saliva. Also, the plural for Aralez is Aralezner.
Hey, just saw this video, you have a very nice voice, good information and visuals! I look forward to seeing more! Grats on an amazing first video, looking forward to more!
Thank you for being so kind and supportive!
Ah, the quasit... when several editions literally reduce you to just a footnote in the Imp's monster manual entry, you know you're a grid-filler.
Such a sad fate for our lil green besties
can't wait to brag ab watching you from the first video
Awww thank you!