The D&D Crоw Wizard With Two Brains Terrifies Me

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  @DungeonDad · 3 years ago · pinned

  :_DadDragonPog: Thanks for watching everyone! What monster would you like to see covered next?

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• LY

  @lyudmilapavlichenko7551 · 3 years ago

  Crows are known for picking through corpses on battlefields. After eons of making nests from magic items taken from fallen warriors they developed into what they are today.

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  @straightline2 · 3 years ago

  About their origin in "D&D Valhalla", probably it's a nod to the two crows that serve Odin, which could also explain their two-brained heads.

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  @DevourlordXerxes · 3 years ago

  I think as a time wizard you have to make it cast and concentrate on "Slow" and "Haste" at the same time

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  @PhreddiePhatPhlaps · 3 years ago

  These guys sound like perfect referees. Two sets of eyes to see any penalty, time magic to stop the fight, and flying to run away when people get pissed at their bad calls.

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  @MiningwithPudding · 3 years ago

  I thought the title said that the Crow Wizard had two brain CELLS.

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• AB

  @abdullahalghanimi379 · 3 years ago

  This creature is slowly morphing into Kairos the Fateweaver, a Changer of Ways from Warhammer 40k.

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  @bryangutierrez5 · 3 years ago

  The first thing that my head went to when you described the monster was "why the hell doesn't this thing have two heads?" Your rework makes way more sense and makes the creature feel a lot more unique. It also gives Tzench vibes from 40K

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• AS

  @ASquared544 · 3 years ago

  I feel like a Chronotyryn would be so amazing to run if you have a co-DM

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• BA

  @BaneOfTheJoestars · 3 years ago

  2 head and 2 brains, one spots shinies and the other one plots how to get them

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• AX

  @AxionZetaOne · 3 years ago (edited)

  The Chrono Trigger music just made this video so much better.<br><br>Edit: one correction - Ysgard is the D&amp;D Valhalla, the plane of glorious battle by day and riotous feasting by night.<br><br>Acheron is the plane of <b>fruitless</b> battle, where victory doesn&apos;t matter and there is no glory to be gained from battle as everything eventually rusts and crumbles.

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  @cooltrainerdarc · 3 years ago

  A way I thought of introducing a chronotyrin while watching is to have the players come across a battle against minions of a hag who wants the chronotyrin&apos;s collection, but they&apos;re fighting a seemingly nonexistent foe after dispatching the illusions. <br>The minions advance towards the lair and their movements suddenly slow to a crawl and they are dispatched one by one by a black blur. They players could potentially discern that the magics of slow and haste are in effect but the spells share the same origin, like an arcane signature each spellcaster leaves behind when they pluck at the weave.

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