History of Candlekeep - Candlekeep Mysteries - D&D Beyond
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
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Justice Arman joins Todd Kenreck & James Haeck to discuss the history and lore of Candlekeep, the narrative base for the upcoming D&D book Candlekeep Mysteries.
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Todd Kenreck is the Creative Manager for D&D Beyond as well as the host and DM for many D&D Beyond shows. Follow them on Twitter: / toddkenreck
Justice Arman (he/him) is a game designer who has worked on best-selling DMs Guild adventure supplements, D&D Adventurers League, MCDM’s Arcadia, and Beadle & Grimm’s Pandemonium Warehouse. Follow him on Twitter justicearman and on his website justicearman.com
James Haeck is the lead writer for D&D Beyond and the co-author of Waterdeep: Dragon Heist, Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus, and the Critical Role Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting as well as Explorer’s Guide to Wildemount. He is a member of the Guild Adepts, and a freelance writer for Wizards of the Coast, the D&D Adventurers League, and other RPG companies. Follow him on Twitter: jamesjhaeck
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Can't wait to check out how to run mysteries. I feel I'm already good at this but it's nice to hear another perspective.
I can only imagine how efficient Candlekeep's card catalogue is for them to be able to have even a hope of fulfilling the 'bring a book we don't already have' tradition. Having worked at a library I can personally attest how hard it is to audit the stacks even with a regular schedule.
It's probably magic, a set of tomes that auto-catalogue every bit of writing that enters or exits a tower.
That's why my bard WRITES a book anytime he had to do research there.
@@WexMajor82 Publish or perish, right?!
They have magic on Faerun. That might prove an advantage.
Story time:
My first character I ever played was a Gnome Bard named Gerebo the Clumsy (I had rolled a 5 and put it in dex, but had a decent amount in the other stats). He was a librarian of a small town, and the BBEG burned down his library. He spent the entire campaign gathering new books and his big goal was to start a new library to help keep knowledge alive and available. The DM ended up doing a 10 year time keep, and then decided to roll percentiles to see how much of the land’s knowledge I had gathered. I got 97%. Unfortunately that game stopped a few sessions later, but I have always kept Gerebo and his Library alive over the years. The safety protocols of Candlekeep are eerily familiar to what I have in my library. The only major difference is the city that expanded next to the library is not locked to those without knowledge, but rather built into a mecha of adventures due to the library always looking for more knowledge and updated copies of books and scrolls.
To find that this place I have built over the years has a Forgotten Realms counterpart is both really exciting, but disheartening because it has so many better security protocols and safety measures than Gerebo’s Tower.
Last time I heard of Candlekeep, I was playing as the Child of Baal and talking with Imoen.
My gnome wizard getting kicked out and having to boost after an ambush in BG1, before getting some muscle in the form of a miniature giant space hamster and taking on ALL the gnolls. Good times.
The Jansen family owns a tome of great value that consists of a collection lesser tomes spanning 101 volumes concerning the fact, not fiction, of Candle Keep being a proverbial palace of a fortified gate concerning the upper, under & lower dark as well as the world above from hemisphere to hemisphere......& beyond.
The Time of Troubles was a horror for far more than Abeir-Toril. According to Jan Jansen Araushnee The Spider Queen Lolth is at the center of it all since time before reckoning.
Solinari, Nuitari & Lunitari agree.
😶
This tome of great value concerning The Planar Sphere.
Justice Arman! What a great guest to have on! Hope you guys get more of the contributors for the book on!
This reminds me of Borges's "The Library of Babel" short story
I enjoy when they have someone new on and let them do a majority of the talking. It’s a nice change of pace.
Yea well... you are going to get that now ;-)
Modular nature of this book is also VERY good, because there are a lot of reasons a campaign may already lead the group to the great library... so now there is a 1-shot you can throw in for the appropriate level!
That was 20 minutes of quality D&D discussion.
The Lord of Murder shall perish, but in his doom he shall spawn a score of mortal progeny. Chaos will be sewn from their passage. So sayeth the wise Alaundo.
Gonna buy the Elminster candlekeep companion before this book
LOL tones of adventures “... from the mysterious to... Amy Vorpal’s”
Sold!
Also ... that tracks!
"not meant to be run together" jokes on you I'm an idiot and a fool.
Level 1-16 book themed mystery campaign is soon to be underway
The power you wield... INCREDIBLE
@@DnDBeyond HA
well thank you, I'm sure trying
I cant wait! I've always wanted to play in a 5e murder mystery!
Zephyr is the Greek god of the west wind 15:43
Nice!
Im here on a mission!
on my first game, my dm helped me build a character and they just decided candlekeep as my characters homeplace in a throwaway comment (i said 'oh maybe hes from a little town with a little library!')
Bruh
Gotta say I miss Mr. Hulmes telling me to preorder now. Will he be back eventually?
I have a signed, first edition of the Cyrinishad I'm going to donate.
Welp, it's only been a few days since the first announcement and people are already hating on the book.
Is there in the book a Lore chapter dedicated? Brand new Lore?
Most likely get your hopes high for that I am looking forward to that as well
Can only imagining re skinning Rime into D&D Wa Shi Tong Keeper of 1000 Tomes???
Zephyrus was the Greek god of the west wind.
You monsters! Still not over the Library of Alexandria!
Have you guys just given up on fixing the Psionic Spell casting from Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything Aberrant Mind subclass? There is still no way to swap out Psionic spells on level up even though the subclass should level up. New features and options are great but existing features should work the way they are intended. Allowing people to just edit their known spells directly would be enough to fix the issue for the Aberrant Mind, Clockwork Soul, and all other classes/subclasses with similar features.
Cthuhu it was Cthuhu rising and they are the one!
But the lore they look for are those from the Netherese or the Mulhorandi. Or anything from the Elven kingdom of Cormanthyr. Which is now known as Myth Drannor.
replying to my own comment....those that possess incredible eldritch knowledge would be baelnors. We could also go so deep as to look at some of the elder fey. So the eladrin? (sp)
elven eldritch knowledge(pardon)
No bad books. Someone has not played in the second adventure!
Does anyone else think Todd looks bored or mad?
But does someone need to present a gift every time they go to Candlekeep.
According to the lore, yes.
Adrian Abdel had better make a surprise appearance. I always hated the end to his character arc.
To get into Candlekeep you must just produce original knowledge that is not possessed by Candlekeep or the knowledge of those within.
Side note: All of you are major Monks in my Candlekeep campaign. Why?
Because I said so.
I though Todd had moved on from D&D beyond, and vice versa????
Short form content could more easily lend itself to better functional design, but I’m not that hopeful it will be better other than as an slight incidental byproduct. Until there is a fundamental shift in the woeful functional design of their adventure books, I’m not remotely interested in running Wotc 5e content.
A more accurate place for Candlekeep in Eberron is the Library of Korranberg. "The Library of Korranberg is the single greatest repository of knowledge on the continent". SMH. It's so annoying when the company (WOTC) owns the world and can't do a basic search for its own intellectual property for marketing its book.
I find that many WotC writers, let alone these new contractors, aren't particularly well versed in the lore of any of the settings. There are exceptions, of course, but they often don't have the deep knowledge of many fans I know.
@@elementzero3379 Maybe one reason they have started employing a lot of their fans!
@@sosrope3420 such as Chris Perkins...
First
This man responded to the video before even D&D Beyond could to their own video
My old tavern's as clean as an elven arse!
I was going to buy, but then I read the amazon reviews.
I haven't read through the content but according to reviews it's quite woke, so no thanks!
What is the tiny scroll Justice is referring to and how do I find it?