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Svirfneblin why are you angry 🤣🤣

Loving this. I can basically "read" the module as prep while doing chores. Tight!

Thanks!

Really good. I'd otherwise have to read all of this, and I can't do that doing other things. I decided to use this module because I found it kinda cool. I never played an intrigue module, and this is a light way to go on one.

Not exactly what I was looking for, but I'm running either this or the dungeon module, so, either way, I needed to read about waterdeep just so I could understand it's workings in more depth than what I read elsewhere. This is far more comprehensive and complete.

I love this.

This is so helpful and exactly what i was looking for. Thank you so much! I cant focus very well when I'm reading so listening to you while looking at your visuals is perfect!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

This guide has been extremely helpful!!

I don't know if you or anyone will see, nor get this But I am a DM and my players wish to play this I got one major question May I ad my own NPCs, like a steampunk dragon Do I have to use the minion of Strahd, or can I use my own evil followers, like there is a blood cult

hi, I'm going to be running this adventure for a party of three soon. at multiple points you mention "half as many enemies as players" - how would you balance this for a party of three? would halving be rounded down or up?

so, you just read book?

Hope you see this. These aren't in order in the playlist. Thank you for making them.

tales of symphonia music in the background?? 🌟

Hey, running this for my younger brothers and free time is a limited resource for me. I drive a lot for work and this has been an excellent way for me to learn about the adventure and mentally prepare while on the road! Thanks for the assist!

I am interested in the quote at the beginning about the Gothic novel as detective story by Horace Walpole. Do you remember the specific source of the quote, where he wrote it? Edit: it looks like that quote can be found in an introduction to "three gothic novels" edited by E. F. Bleiler.

Loving this series! Thanks!

Love the videos!!! Ty so much!!! Grauhound villa is the weakest part of the adventure in my opinion😢

Was a great listen while preparing this session thanks mate

Great video man!

I normally just create my own adventures because I can do it while completing tasks, having an audio version of the books is changing things. I can use this as a solid guide and just wing everything else I don't remember or isn't covered. Truly changing my style as a dm, I wonder if my player will notice. Appreciate you sir, you have a great voice for this as well.

These videos are gold! I'm running an adventure guild for some friends set in Waterdeep, and these videos have been such a huge help for me. Thank you so much!

I felt overwhelmed trying to read the book and I'm hoping that this will provide me the things needed in order to start my first session

Great video. It's clear you put a lot of effort into this.

Thank you thank you thank you for creating this! so much easier to digest the information with all the information being read to you and the visuals shown in the video. I have the book to refer to but was struggling reading through it to get an idea of the story. This has been so much easy to take in the story. Thanks again!

You are my hero, thank you so much 🖤

Fantastic video, thanks for the gift!

Can players edit their character themselves? Like, changing actions and modifiers and such?

So... Trollskull Alley is basically the North Hollywood of Waterdeep. Yeaaaaah, I'll be doing a LOT of changes.

Can my players move their own tokens if they're not the DM?

Great video! Thanks for helping me out with this!

Are you secretly VaatiVidya because you sound like him and it's very soothing for lore content

Was great until the cross dressing propaganda

This is amazing! Would love to see you do one on ghosts of saltmarsh

this is exactly what i have been looking for

Thanks man, huge help 😊

Nothing helpful at all that isn't in the text of the book. Complete misrepresentation of the video.

rakshasa dungeon based on "Big Trouble in Little China" a smuggling/ thieves guild which gets odder and more mystical as the party goes deeper

Some people may be more interested in the history of the town than just killing everything... my team: lets skip the lore and just kill everything

My gaming group is starting this adventure this Saturday. So damn excited.

I just found this channel and good gods you are amazing, I'm a busy busy man with a passion for DND and this is perfect! I plan on bingeing everything you have while I work! Thanks a bunch for your great videos!

The timing on these uploads is crazy - I'm getting ready to start Book 2 of AV tomorrow! Really appreciate these, especially the story and character details.

It's like it's my birthday! Thank you for this! I've never done much with pathfinder before but this series has made me interested.

This is so awesome. Thank you!

IT'S HERE! I've been waiting for a while. thank you!

You make the best campaign guides I've ever seen.

Love this thanks!

Um... I have a weird question, with the Cassalanter's plan. They want to protect their children from having their souls taken by Asmodeus, which will happen when the kids turn 9. So their whole plan is to trade away 'One Shy of a Hundred Unfortunate Souls' instead of their kids, and 'One Shy of a Million Gold'... but there is another way, if they are already willing to shell out that much money. The 9th Level Spell Imprisonment, which states that 'While affected by this spell, the creature doesn’t need to breathe, eat, or drink, and IT DOESN'T AGE.' Since the kids are noncombatants/Commoners, it would only cost 500 GP per kid, and that would give them the time they need, right? Like, I get them just being here to be an antagonist for the summer season, and they are Capital 'E' Evil. But the book also says they'll act to save their kids first, so a little hit to their reputation should be worth that to them, right? Of course, they need a strong enough Arcana Cleric (who takes this as their 9th Level Wizard Spell with their 17th Level Domain Ability), Bard (Magical Secrets), Warlock or Wizard to cast the spell. TWICE, at appropriate cost. But that includes, just among the named NPCs in the book; the Open Lord Laurel (assuming she can obtain a copy of it and cast it as any wizard could), the Blackstaff Vajra Safahr (Who Has It Prepared as Her 9th Level Spell Unless the DM changes it)... or Manshoon, if the DM feels like crossing the streams.

do *NOT* get your fortune read!! they are all curses ranging from Lycanthropy to being at disadvantage to charm and possession.

how well would this work for a system that only uses 2D6 for rolls?