What They Don't Tell You About The Shadowfell - D&D

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[wolf_skin]

I love the fact that you sound like you're having the time of your life narrating these!

[jjeclipse]

the shadowfell is where goth kids were spawned from at the beginning of time opposed to the feywild from which the sean kids crawled out of

[Kopschlop]

"What They Don't Tell You About The Underdark" would be cool next.

[thisscreensucks]

One of my campaigns ended with a player being dragged into the shadowfel.

Then the player wanted to use that character in another campaign. So we're assuming he made his way out somehow. This video will help flesh out what might have happened while he was there. How he got out. And how being there may have permanently affected him.

[stevecooper]

The shadowfell is most edgy of the planes
"Shadow stuff"
"Emotions slowly fate away from a person"
"Dark powerful corrupting Shadow weave magic"
That's more Edgy then demiplane made of razor blades and sad poetry

[darklordthomaspie]

A bard looks at his dark version of themself: I'll write a song about it!
A paladin: NO!
murder hobos: Ew, does that other version of me actually have CHARACTER?

[rejvaik]

"Ah you think the shadows are your ally. You merely adopted the shadowfell, I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't see the prime material realm till I was already a man and by then it was nothing to me but... *blinding* "

[louiesatterwhite]

20:54 Eventually killing Mistra? Yeah, maybe itll work the 4th time

[klaive]

This would be an outstanding way to deal with a premature TPK. They all awaken, remembering being killed. They awaken at full strength to the dread of their foe.... not realizing that their deaths spawned shadow versions of themselves who become antagonists later down the line

[NeoDragonCount]

So the Shadar-Kai are basically the Cenobites from Hellraiser, only instead of being unable to distinguish pleasure from pain, they can barely feel anything.

[dconrad]

So this is whare you go when you loose a children's card game....

[Regfife]

The Shadowfell: What happened when Peter Pan's shadow tripped.

[bonbondurjdr]

4:31 so a cool campaign idea would be to go up to level 10 with every victory recorded before sending the PCs to the Shadowfell where they have to confront their What If They Lost scenarios? Pretty cool~

[orandor]

I am curious - You always hear and read about good beings, even angels being able to fall from grace and be corrupted to the point where they become different beings of malevolence.
However, I never heard the opposite. I'd really like to know if a demon or a devil for example can change its nature and become a force of good (like the opposite of what happened with the Succubus and Erinyes). It would be a great topic to discuss and uncover.

[anthonyplaysgames]

"It is believed to be NEARLY infinite in size"
Me: *Visible confusion*

[blackguard]

17:20 *"ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD..."*

[GeargusArchfiend]

When your character had a brief stint through the shadowfell and you know your DM watches this channel.
*chuckles* I'M IN DANGER!

[GeneralNickles]

i love how you say "SEVEN MILES IN TEN MINUTES!" like 42Mph is just blisteringly fast.

[TKnightcrawler]

"What They Don't Tell You About Aebir (Toril's Counterpart)" - That's what I need.

[enriquecabrera]

"What they don't tell you about paying taxes" would be good too.
Might as well be a fantasy mystery for most people