Elemental Plane of Water - D&D Lore Through the Editions

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• GE

  @Genghis_Sean · 8 months ago · pinned

  Take a sip of water every time you hear me say "water"

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• DA

  @Daile_0303 · 7 months ago

  The only bad thing about this video is that it came after earth, breaking the Avatar reincarnation cycle. Excellent work as always

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• AP

  @Ap_Jojohnny · 8 months ago

  Wowzers. I wonder who the smart, intelligent, handsome devil who was behind the editing of this video! Seriously though, the lack of artwork for the Plane of Water is down right sickening

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• GR

  @GriffonSpade · 8 months ago

  Ahah! You remembered to mention the border region! 😁<br><br>I think it makes sense for the &quot;lower regions&quot; of the plane of water to be salt water, while the &quot;middle regions&quot; become brackish and then fresh before starting to get warmer and warmer, becoming scalding hot in the &quot;upper regions&quot;, and then boiling hot as you approach the plane of Steam. As if the plane of Salt has a gravitational pull on the plane as a whole, even though it can hardly be felt. Saltwater is denser than freshwater, and hot water is less dense than cold water, after all!

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• VA

  @valvatorezsardine1881 · 8 months ago

  i do not play DnD, &nbsp;but i love your channel. hearing all of this is really cool. i have lots of fantasizes and you help &apos;em fantasies be mo&apos;e realistic. thanks dawg. i really mean it.

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• CA

  @carlahosten7100 · 6 months ago

  I made an Aarakocra character based off a penguin and made the lore that a select few Aarakocra migrated from the plane of air and travelled through the frostfell into the sea of ice and evolved to a mostly aquatic lifestyle, trading flying speed for swimming speed and having a kind of tribal fishing village type feel. It’s so cool to see such a comprehensive explanation of the planes and I wish I had watched this before coming up with the idea so I could’ve made it more in line with the actual lore.

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• IS

  @israelmorales4249 · 8 months ago

  I have no complaints whatsoever. The information you provide is very accurate and easy to understand, and even the variations between editions are explained efficiently. Thanks for the video!<br><br>Great joke bout the salt!!!

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• VI

  @vindicator0984 · 4 months ago

  Back when I was a kid and still learning about DnD from my dad and the video game adaptations of the franchise, one of my first ever characters was a Water Genasi fighter named Khamasin from the plane of water. Even though now I&apos;m an adult, and my groups forever DM, I&apos;m still really fond of the character and would love to play a plane hopping campaign with a character like Khamasin.

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• BJ

  @bjornbayne921 · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xmulb6pg3U&amp;t=1857">30:57</a> my favorite Janitor

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• LU

  @lundoknex · 8 months ago

  As a DM I really enjoy a variety of DnD content. Videos like these give me Inspiration for the world, enemies or items for players or bad guys. keep it up!

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• VO

  @voryndagothDL · 8 months ago

  I knew Sean was a hydrohomie

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• DA

  @DaySun-qu5do · 8 months ago

  I have no intention of ever playing dungeons and dragons, but I love watching videos about the world like it’s real and I’m going there one day😂

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