Teos Abadie

is all about Vecna finding how to get into Sigil and trying to rewrite everything. And it's the explanation of why, like in third edition, a plane like the Nine Hells can have a version for Greyhawk and a version for the Forgotten Realms.

is all about Vecna finding how to get into Sigil and trying to rewrite everything. And it's the explanation of why, like in third edition, a plane like the Nine Hells can have a version for Greyhawk and a version for the Forgotten Realms.

right uh he is expelled out from sigil but becomes a full deity fourth edition names as a as a deity for for an entire veil setting which was interesting and even things jared talks about like critical role where it's not canon right it's not at all the way that they fought vecna and kept him from being a god and then akon the cruel at the last minute uh steals the hand of vecna and gets away not canonical at all except for the fact that akon the cruel

right uh he is expelled out from sigil but becomes a full deity fourth edition names as a as a deity for for an entire veil setting which was interesting and even things jared talks about like critical role where it's not canon right it's not at all the way that they fought vecna and kept him from being a god and then akon the cruel at the last minute uh steals the hand of vecna and gets away not canonical at all except for the fact that akon the cruel

does have the hand in Descent into Avernus, official fifth edition adventure, and the name Exandria is mentioned. So you're like, wait, maybe it was canonical? And then, yeah, Jared makes this great point that sort of Vecna actually has been, while he started as just two artifacts and as a Greyhawk power, became a villain that was very much tied into this idea of multiverses, right?

does have the hand in Descent into Avernus, official fifth edition adventure, and the name Exandria is mentioned. So you're like, wait, maybe it was canonical? And then, yeah, Jared makes this great point that sort of Vecna actually has been, while he started as just two artifacts and as a Greyhawk power, became a villain that was very much tied into this idea of multiverses, right?

From the Domains of Dread to trying to sort of change all these multiverses into being just a single one. Like, he's actually been at it for quite some time, and it was very clever of them to tie into that for 5th edition again.

From the Domains of Dread to trying to sort of change all these multiverses into being just a single one. Like, he's actually been at it for quite some time, and it was very clever of them to tie into that for 5th edition again.

And so, yeah, and he makes some comments like maybe the reason why the hand and I don't appear as artifacts in Vecna Eve of Ruin is because of Joe Manganiello's falling out with D&D over the Dragonlance TV series. It's really all of this blog is just fantastic reading. Really fun. Incredible. Yeah.

And so, yeah, and he makes some comments like maybe the reason why the hand and I don't appear as artifacts in Vecna Eve of Ruin is because of Joe Manganiello's falling out with D&D over the Dragonlance TV series. It's really all of this blog is just fantastic reading. Really fun. Incredible. Yeah.

Yeah, I think this is fun. And I appreciate the Bologna scale of things. But I will say, to me, what made D&D Bologna really awesome was it was Oscar Mayer.

Yeah, I think this is fun. And I appreciate the Bologna scale of things. But I will say, to me, what made D&D Bologna really awesome was it was Oscar Mayer.

right and it was something that was in grocery stores in spain where you know your random cousin whatever family member is going to be in that meat aisle and go isn't that game that my you know whatever plays and and it creates this discussion right magic the gathering had the um what was it in the frozen food aisle like egos or something like that not too long ago oh the uh hat pockets

right and it was something that was in grocery stores in spain where you know your random cousin whatever family member is going to be in that meat aisle and go isn't that game that my you know whatever plays and and it creates this discussion right magic the gathering had the um what was it in the frozen food aisle like egos or something like that not too long ago oh the uh hat pockets

Hot pockets. Yes. Thank you. Right. Like that's a great example. We're just random people are going to go like, oh, OK, this is a thing. And maybe go like, oh, that's that game I always wanted to try or that game I played a million years ago. And, you know, that creates a real change. Mythic meets, you know, hey, have some fun with that. But you're not in everyday store sales shelves. Right.

Hot pockets. Yes. Thank you. Right. Like that's a great example. We're just random people are going to go like, oh, OK, this is a thing. And maybe go like, oh, that's that game I always wanted to try or that game I played a million years ago. And, you know, that creates a real change. Mythic meets, you know, hey, have some fun with that. But you're not in everyday store sales shelves. Right.

The D&D stamps. To me, that is the new high water mark. Right. Because. That is something in the UK and the US where random people are like, I went to my post office and I'm seeing that sign saying Dungeons and Dragons 50th year anniversary. That is the kind of, you know, exposure of the brand that is just, you know, you can't pay for enough to get that kind of thing, right?

The D&D stamps. To me, that is the new high water mark. Right. Because. That is something in the UK and the US where random people are like, I went to my post office and I'm seeing that sign saying Dungeons and Dragons 50th year anniversary. That is the kind of, you know, exposure of the brand that is just, you know, you can't pay for enough to get that kind of thing, right?

It's like the 80s cartoon. It's just on everyone's TV. It's on everybody's stamps. It can just mail away. To me, that is the highest pinnacle we've ever seen. But I will take all of it, John. Even if I find today's dried meats to be weirdly overpriced, what happened?

It's like the 80s cartoon. It's just on everyone's TV. It's on everybody's stamps. It can just mail away. To me, that is the highest pinnacle we've ever seen. But I will take all of it, John. Even if I find today's dried meats to be weirdly overpriced, what happened?