The Rise and Dominion of Humans - Final D&D Timeline

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[Sephiroth]

The history of Faerun sounds like it had a very aggressive DM. "Oh yeah? You think your tough?! How about an army of BEHOLDERS! How about that?!"

[drekbleh]

Humans: longer lived than kobolds but more fertile than elves and dwarves. The goldie-locks race

[BeaglzRok]

I find it crazy that the orcs we see in the various monster manuals for 5e are effectively of the incorrect type of orc on the complete opposite end of the continent that don't even organize in big enough numbers to do much of anything warranting an adventure around.

[WASD_ii]

As someone who just got into video editing I gotta say, HUUUGE respect for making all of these half hour to hour long vids back to back, it's sooo hard to keep everything concise and the edit it all afterwards so like, you have my respect sir

[thejadedrabbitTJR]

All of the disasters that hit Calimshan was just the Dev's way of balancing the overpowered start they were given by accident. They saw it as the only way to keep them from becoming too overpowered.

[gavinboyer]

Calimshan; "We shall rule the world!"

The powers that be; "Yeah. . . we're gonna have to do something about that."

[JamersonHQ]

Calimshan trying not to burn every 100 years: impossible

[ornu]

Ah, now we hit the point in time in which 90 percent of everything relevant happens.

[tibot]

One thing that I really, really like about ancient d&d history is the fact that the gods sound completely made up.
- Creation myth/natural disasters? The gods battled it out with the primordials.
- The orcs conque and pillage and have numbers and powerful magic on their side? Oh wow, their gods must be really powerful.
- The elves magically conure a piece of land? Such impressive magic we wove, the gods themselves must have assisted us!
- The drow are basically excommunicated from elf society with an extremely cruel curse? Corellon willed it, our patriarch denounces you!
- The dwarves are cloning themselves and killing each other in the stupidest civil war? Oh, have our gods abandoned us?
- The Mulan have been enslaved? Oh, the Imaskari must have woven a powerful spell to abjure their gods!
- They finally find the strength to overthrow their slavers after hundreds of years? Their gods must have finally reached them!

I've written a whole book about FR deities, and now I think that never having confirmation of whether they are actually real would have been way more interesting.

[malbi]

I greatly appreciated this series if only for actually mentioning gnomes more than the vast majority of history content does <3

[atomicnectar]

I’ve been loving this series glad You’re still making such great videos

[haydenbsiegel]

Officially it was a group of Wood Elves from the Wealdath who killed the two Red Dragons in Tethyr. Then they humans started taking over the region and the only reason the Wealdath Elves left their forest to kill the Red Dragons was because the Red Dragons entered the forest which they shouldn't have.

Wealdath Elves are awesome. I read up on this area for my current campaign. It hasn't been touched in a long time but there is a really great adventure from 1e or 2e iirc based out of Velen.

[RealSaintB]

The rise and fall of the Shadow Netherese Empire would make an interesting topic for the modern setting if you ever revisit history.

[Cell]

Oh man, I really hope to get videos on present era. This series has been the most fulfilling explanation of the lore surrounding the BG3. Before starting BG3 and stopping it just to read up on the background of the game and lore surrounding it (BG1, BG2, forgotten realms and etc.). I had no clue about Ice wind dale, Neverwinter nights, DnD and BG relationship and how big the lore is surrounding these games. You sir have earned yourself a sub, I really hope that at some point in future the present era is going to get covered.

[piketheknight]

What if you start a series about classes. What they didn't tell us of each one. You could go through their Ingame history and lore of characters related to those classes.

[sharlockshacolmes]

A butterfly flaps its wings

Kalimport : burns

[DaerBR]

Cormyr deserves a standalone video - there were a lot of important pre-shadowplague events and adventures.

[asurawarth]

thank you for working so hard on your videos, I love them .

[bigainzfan]

Dragons and Nine hells? Sign me up! But seriously don't push yourself too hard, we will always appreciate your work.

[hyko]

I saw a Tarrasque before clicking, I expect a Tarrasque to be involved. edits: not dissapointed, KAIJU WAR!

Also, Calimshan is unlucky as hell!