You Are a Male Drow Now (Birth to 26)

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• EM

  @EmberOfficialTV · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  I will miss you all. <br>Farewell...

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• BR

  @briishcabbage568 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Tieflings are the underdogs of D&amp;D&quot;<br>The Male Drow:

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• AB

  @AbyssallAberrant · 1 year ago

  This is being born as a noble drow. Imagine being a commoner.

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• FU

  @futurewario9591 · 1 year ago (edited)

  In Baldur&apos;s Gate 3 I made a Half-Drow Uncle Ruckus, his name is Grumkus who HATES all Drows &amp; has deep HATE for Lolth &amp; is a Paladin.

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• SA

  @Samaru163 · 1 year ago

  Alright, now do we get a follow up from the perspective of a female drow, because that&apos;s a very different life.

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• TH

  @thegametroll6264 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Why it rocks to be born as a troll<br>1. Hideously potent regeneration <br>2. Doesn&apos;t really fear anything except for fire or acid.

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• XM

  @xmixaplix · 1 year ago

  Drow: not even you sister? 🥺<br>Sister: 😡😟😢😡

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• GR

  @GreytPines · 1 year ago

  I love the title, it&apos;s like those &quot;why it sucks to be born a male hyena&quot; videos but instead it&apos;s a male drow lol. This video is wonderful and I hope it reaches more DnD fans soon -- I&apos;d love a part 2!

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• FE

  @fellowsoliderofchrist2263 · 1 year ago

  Funnily enough there is a way out for Drow if you leave the underdark, learn to play the harp, and pledge yourself to the goddess Eilistraee.

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• JB

  @jbourbon3734 · 1 year ago

  This gives me an idea for a character to play as:<br>A male drow Oathbreaker Paladin, but the kicker is that he broke his oath to Lolth, an evil god, to do good.

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• AN

  @anarchist43267 · 1 year ago

  I once played a male drow selunite. He&apos;d been working for and under women for literally his entire life. The other players thought it was funny the way he reacted so obediently and subserviently to any woman until they heard the backstory. Then all of a sudden it was sad.

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• CL

  @Clowreed48 · 1 year ago

  I remember reading the book about this. Hell I still have the book I believe. Close as this comes, nothing really helps you understand the cruelty of Drow society as much as the off hand comments and forms of execution they have are. The scene of using Acid to disfigure a face to hide a murder/self defense and an opening of the abyss to ENDLESS amounts Demons as a punishment for failure paint how hard you gotta be to just survive there

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