Monster Monday: Modrons

Welcome back to another Monster Monday: A series where I'll be drawing a monster from Dungeons and Dragons while I talk about it's lore, history in the real world and what they're like to use as a DM or fight as a player.
In this video, I talk about Modrons; 6-foot steampunk minions!
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The music in the background was "Arcane Forge" by Fish. which you can find on his channel, here:

[xXxAMxIxCRAZYxXx]

I was having a really bad day so hearing my username really made me grin. Thank you so much for shouting out. I can't believe I was first to suggest!!

[jimfogarty]

The quote is from Arthur C. Clarke. Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.

[thejurassicshow]

Glad your back. There are not enough dice in the world to truly sum up how much I missed your videos.

[Maniacal.Menagerie]

So glad to see you back, this is one of my all time favorite youtube series. Hope you are enjoying the new place.

[eugenio]

I can't wait for this one!!! the official art is really fugly for this one, and from the thumbnail I can already say that I like what you did!!!
I hope that everything is ok :)

[titrationscaresme]

I didnt see your back this is the highlight of my week

[xodrahas]

Arthur C Clarke had three laws of something, the sufficiently advanced technology thing is his third law. Thanks for finally nudging me into doing research that wasn't physically painful.

[thehulkster]

Nice to have you back. My mondays feel incomplete without these videos.

[Jpteryx]

I especially like that golden sphere that makes up the modron's body, it's just enough to reinforce that while it might be a robot, it's still from a magical world.

[dinowookie]

Josh is back!! I have to agree with you on this one Josh, never seen a spot for these in D&D because of how they look in the books. You've changed my mind on this now though haha.
How does a Grick Alpha sound as something to draw?

[MoonbornUwU]

It’s always nice to see you’re doing okay. I’m happy to see you’re back, I’ve actually started hosting a d&d session on Mondays now so now I have more stuff to look forward to on Mondays ^-^

[joshuazane]

While I'm obviously glad that you've been taking care of your well being, I do have to admit that I'm tickled pink to see this series coming back.

[mythicmai]

I'm always glad to see you back whenever you take a break, and this time is no different! Hope the new house is working out well for you.

[johnsnow]

Welcome back bro. " Light our darkest hour!" Lol

[Kaidasaurus]

So glad your back. I love listening to your videos when i write

[apocalypticmoth]

It’s so good to see this again! Your videos always make me want to create. I love your depiction of this creature that I found too goofy to put in my games. I love how this creature stays true to the concept and still has that one, oddly human eye. I find it very interesting how you interpreted one hand to look more like a humanoid mage hand. I would so love to see an animation of this thing walking. Keep up the great work! I can’t wait for the next one, but take all the time you need!

[recursivecoin]

Welcome back!
I absolutely love your sci-fi version of Modrons. I agree with you. I never liked the art... but I was always interested in the plane of Mechanus. Your art and ideas transformed my head canon.

[WoopingWooper]

Just found this channel last night via your bone devil video. I've really enjoyed the videos, they're quite soothing. This take on the monodrone is really neat. I'm always a big fan of a bit of sci-fi tossed in here and there in my DND.
I'd like to recommend a bit of an obscure monster for you to draw. The Ethergaunts, from 3.5's Fiend Folio. They've got a neat aesthetic and some cool lore and they don't get nearly enough love. Looking forward to future videos!

[andrewgunderson]

I really enjoyed this one! I also despise the design of the modrons and really liked your take on it.

[SenorVilla]

I think the reason modrons got so many votes is exactly because people love their concept as a hyperorganized society of order protecting constructs, but really really dislike their designs.
I really like your design, although I'm a bigger fan of steampunk than cyberpunk, we definetly need a redesign for the official dnd modrons