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@thefrazz
@thefrazz 15 сағат бұрын
First off, you obviously have NOT been doing your research. You have NOT been looking at recent discoveries in archaeology. You have NOT taken actual ancient history classes or dug into actual history of the Bible. Including what happened after the books were written. They were early and by the given authors. Yes there is more than enough proof of that. What about this? Is this 'convincing' enough? Three times at least God has intervened directly in my life and given me help. The last was a 3 part waking vision. Two scenes in that dream came true in exact detail. One about a year later, one 4 years later. IN THE WINDOWS IN THIS VISION THERE WERE GLOWING CROSSES. I REPEAT THE VISION CAME TRUE IN EXACT DETAIL LATER IN TIME SO ALL YOUR 'FACTS' AND 'LOGICAL ARGUMENTS' ARE BASED ON FALSE ASSUMPTIONS AND FAULTY LOGIC RELIGION DEFINITELY HAS BEEN USED BY THE DEVIL AT TIMES BUT JESUS WASN'T PREACHING ISLAM AND DOMINATION BY FORCE READ THE BIBLE AS IT IS FOR YOURSELF OVER AND OVER ACTUALLY ASK GOD IF HE'S REAL AND HIS BOOK IS THE TRUTH? "YOU WILL FIND ME IF YOU SEEK ME WITH ALL YOUR HEART" NOTHING IN LIFE IS EASY - INCLUDING WALKING WITH GOD.
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 14 сағат бұрын
I have done my research. And there could be nothing less convincing than somebody else's personal experience. And "you will find me if you seek me with all your heart" is essentially just confirmation bias. If you want to believe something is true hard enough, you'll eventually convince yourself that it's true even if it's not. Which is one large reason why I don't take personal experience seriously whatsoever, and instead require facts and logic.
@blockeontheleafeon
@blockeontheleafeon Күн бұрын
I'd love to see a video detailing "Turn of Fortune's Wheel". I heard that it was pretty unique in terms of how it handles Character Death.
@Kalenz1234
@Kalenz1234 Күн бұрын
15:43 Pretty sure the breaking of the own soul is a core part of the Avada Kedabra aka the killing curse. So Mrs Weasely should be fine.
@Anonymoose-2750
@Anonymoose-2750 Күн бұрын
Maybe I'm missing it in your series but I don't see the oddball planes (yet?) or did I miss them, i.e. Ethereal, Astral, and Shadow? Might be some more but I can't think of any top of my head.
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 Күн бұрын
Feywild/Plane of Faerie too. Yeah I haven't done those ones yet.
@yaimcjsdad
@yaimcjsdad 2 күн бұрын
Oh man. Great job
@theophrastusbombastus1359
@theophrastusbombastus1359 2 күн бұрын
I was really enjoying the idea of putting on a long lore video to fall asleep to. An ad here and there is to be expected, and i dont mind one or two before i nod off But that's been 3 ads in the first ten mins of a 3hr video! So I'm afraid I'll be clicking away after i post this. I'm sorry buddy. You've obvs put a great deal of work into this video, but i guess I'll never find out.
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 Күн бұрын
Sorry about that. I don't think the placement of ads within the video is the same for all viewers; I just allow KZbin to do what it thinks is best. I suppose I could turn off mid-roll ads to prevent that, but then these videos would be a drastically worse return on investment than they already are.
@OwenGodfrey-g8s
@OwenGodfrey-g8s 3 күн бұрын
This video is talking about literally defining meritocracy through total equality of outcomes. The point of a meritocracy is to eliminate culturally opposed classism. Wherein someone who comes from a family of bakers can go out get educated and become a politician. This system eventually causes a financial ruling class that runs on nepatism, but therein resets after they fuck up in their echo chamber.
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 2 күн бұрын
Not outcomes, but the ratio of input to outcome. Skill and effort producing reward.
@Karabo.kgobe10
@Karabo.kgobe10 3 күн бұрын
If you have lingering questions and disagreements with Christianity, then the best way to solve that is to investigate the religion yourself. You can doubt what others say but you can't doubt yourself.
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 2 күн бұрын
You certainly can (and should) doubt yourself. But yeah, I have looked into it myself. I was raised in it too.
@granolabranborg
@granolabranborg 3 күн бұрын
Love your videos! Some of the best dnd info I’ve seen.
@panthbucketing5187
@panthbucketing5187 3 күн бұрын
I want to wander the hells. I want to so bad. It’s wrong, and foolish. And I’ll die I’m sure. But I want that
@octoplus5683
@octoplus5683 4 күн бұрын
This video is very good. I would kill for an in-depth dive in the planescape Torment game. I played it as an introduction to the setting, and it was so complex and frustrating yet mysterious and intriguing. Although I never finished my adventure, I think you are the right man to honor that lovely game with a comprehensive analysis or a short of guide to surpass the complex lore barrier to help me and all the people who never fully understood the game enjoy it at its fullest.
@Goose_Willis
@Goose_Willis 5 күн бұрын
This is a great video. Bringing back my memories.
@Spiderboydk
@Spiderboydk 5 күн бұрын
35:06 My favourite fact about the outer planes that you didn't mention is the fact that no god is able to visit Sigil, because the Lady of Pain doesn't allow entrance of any god. We barely know anything about her, and yet she is powerful enough to effortlessly resist the influence of literal gods in her domain.
@xavierwagner3238
@xavierwagner3238 9 күн бұрын
Pandemonium is just the Back Rooms
@stewartskerrett7053
@stewartskerrett7053 11 күн бұрын
This is amazing information, thank you SO much for putting this together! This is exactly what I need as I am cobbling my first homebrew world together and want an Abyssal theme to the impending doom. Subscribed!
@prestongarner8796
@prestongarner8796 12 күн бұрын
Heard Fraz Urb’luu used to be a archduke/ arch devil of the nine Hells or Duke of hell he used to be devil before banished to the abyss by asmodeus Fraz Urb’luu he used to rule over the chain devils before banishment from the nine hells to abyss and trying to return to the nine hells to take revenge on asmodeus banished them there in the first place to do that he needs to take off a magical schedule that prevents him from return to the nine hells put by asmodeus. Fraz Urb’luu he is a threat to demons and devils alike.
@zeldamage001
@zeldamage001 12 күн бұрын
50:55 I like the fact that demon lord is not well-defined! It fits the chaotic nature of the abyss!
@MrRUNCH
@MrRUNCH 12 күн бұрын
Wade, can we get videos of each of the outer planes, please? Perhaps one of the outlands? Your videos are very well done and appreciated.
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 12 күн бұрын
Yes definitely! It just takes me a while to make them. The one I'm working on now is for the Gray Waste.
@Biganimeogfantasyfan
@Biganimeogfantasyfan 12 күн бұрын
The pronunciation of Sigil isnt weird, its germanic/norse. English is weird because you belive you have no clue how to make sounds outside your anglosaxic words. However you make north european sounds in a lot of your pronunciation , you just dont realise it
@MrRUNCH
@MrRUNCH 13 күн бұрын
Please make separate, more detailed videos of each ward!
@millerdiamond708
@millerdiamond708 14 күн бұрын
lady of pain is a evil being
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 14 күн бұрын
Is she? Evil in D&D is primarily defined by selfishness. She seems to only intentionally kill and maze people who threaten the safety and stability of the city, which could very easily be considered an act of protection of all the people who live there. And if her shadow kills people automatically, well that's rather accidental, akin to when you accidentally step on an ant. I do think it would be better to avoid stepping on ants, but I don't think it's evil to do so accidentally.
@diogenesstudent5585
@diogenesstudent5585 16 күн бұрын
If theres a lady of pain then theres a lady of pleasure. Its yourmommm.
@jacksonhelm9976
@jacksonhelm9976 16 күн бұрын
how does it feel to be peak
@PhthaloJohnson
@PhthaloJohnson 17 күн бұрын
I like the idea that people who are good at something find success in that thing and are able to be financially secure as well as respected by others. It's good to incentivize effort because that does matter and does produce results. Positive encentives are more effective then punitive action. I definitely don't want to live in a place where merit and effort don't mean anything. Such places exist, it's important to remember that.
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 16 күн бұрын
I too don't want to live in a place where effort and skill don't mean anything. But I also don't want to live in a place where effort and skill go unrewarded in many cases while status and success are given to those without skill in many others. And that is where we live.
@1braylan
@1braylan 18 күн бұрын
the true map 🗺️ 👁️
@Aurora2097
@Aurora2097 18 күн бұрын
Sounds like a rather primitive worldview, more alchemy than science. It sounds so antithetic to life that i cannot really imagine any actual story being set there.Life would only evolve where certain elements mix but maybe just my imagination is too rational and shortsighted to be able to think such elemental worlds.
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 17 күн бұрын
What worldview?
@pathevermore3683
@pathevermore3683 16 күн бұрын
My dude, it's fiction.
@Onlylovesaves
@Onlylovesaves 19 күн бұрын
you are SO PRIDE of your ignorance! Poor of you!
@padrescout
@padrescout 19 күн бұрын
lol. “Real”afterlife. That’s a good one.
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 18 күн бұрын
I didn't say "real afterlife." I said "in the real world, people who imagine the afterlife to exist..." and "real-world conceptions of the afterlife."
@padrescout
@padrescout 18 күн бұрын
@@WadeAllen001 I get it. It just tickles me because they have no more reason to think that afterlife is any more real than the outer planes. It's funny. Made me chuckle anyway, good video.
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 18 күн бұрын
I gotcha. I feel the same way.
@VOKTAA
@VOKTAA 19 күн бұрын
planescape is so friggen cool
@probrickgamer
@probrickgamer 19 күн бұрын
The point of meritocracy is to strive for it, and it's more about giving the best person the job rather than crying that some get aj advantage because society is better structured by a good doctor working on me as opposed to a Dr chosen merely to make up for the failings of meritocracy
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 19 күн бұрын
You definitely missed the point of the video. Of course we should care about the people in important jobs being experts at what they do, but we can also strive to create a society that makes the process of achieving that expertise more fair and does a better job at avoiding unrewarded expertise and not rewarding false expertise and nepotism.
@kaptenteo
@kaptenteo 20 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@8BitCyberWarrior
@8BitCyberWarrior 21 күн бұрын
What if there is a truely objectively correct philosophy, but it's simply imperfect. Maybe we don't have to reconcile every little flaw in our system to put our full faith and adherence into it. Just find the one with the most tolerable flaws and stick to it. The grass will always be greener on the other side anyway.
@JoshxSmeaton
@JoshxSmeaton 21 күн бұрын
great visuals, great vid, thank ya muchly
@BurghezulDjentilom
@BurghezulDjentilom 22 күн бұрын
Sorry, I pronounce it sijil. Stop pointless gatekeeping
@Zactar1978
@Zactar1978 24 күн бұрын
Interresting fact about the lord of The Noisomve Vale, Tarnhem. He is actually the father of Acererak, and the reason why he has dissapeared is that he is imprisoned in The Fortress of Conclusion, by his son.
@TheFrostySaucer
@TheFrostySaucer 25 күн бұрын
Dude, I’m so excited to fall asleep to these, I’m going to astral project into this video in my sleep and absorb all the knowledge.
@tahlialysse
@tahlialysse 25 күн бұрын
Tbf when it comes to a lot of the pronunciation, it typically has a lot to do with the source of inspiration (or sometimes just direct source when a name is used from real world mythology wholecloth). For Baator its pulling from semitic language, specifically Hebrew where the root would be something like Ba'al. Not that it's trying to be an actual translation, but using phonetical elements. Since a lot of real world demonology used Hebrew words to name a lot of demons or devils, that's likely where they got the phonemes rather than trying to be linguistic, but it's still the likely reason for pronouncing it like that. Anyway, larger point being that it was a bunch of largely American white guys who knew a little about a lot of topics coming up with these names in the 70s and 80s, so trying to guess what roots and inspiration they were pulling from can be a fool's errand.
@TenchiBushi
@TenchiBushi 25 күн бұрын
Great videos! How about Pandemoniom as the next plane?
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 25 күн бұрын
Pandemonium has been a popular pick, but slightly more popular was the Gray Waste, so that's the one I'm working on now.
@maintaininganonymity234
@maintaininganonymity234 26 күн бұрын
It's not about whether meritocracies can exist. It's about becoming stronger from within and trying your best regardless of the circumstances. It could actually be the case that you're systemically disadvantaged and you very likely won't win despite trying very hard. But the best action to do in such a circumstance is to try your best regardless. The goal is not individual success. The goal is for a society to be prosperous. It doesn't really matter if meritocracies exist or not. What matters is whether you're learning from your mistakes and looking at what you can change. Its not about being fair. It's about the society pushing boundaries. It is about ambition. American exceptionalism succeeds for a reason. There's nothing objectively special about the landmass of America nor does magic exist. But simply the attitude and belief and confidence can make a huge difference. Also the concept of karma includes actions of your previous lives so nothing here debunks karma.
@Tasarran
@Tasarran 26 күн бұрын
51:40 Or you could just realize that demons are chaotic, and having a hard definition of what a Demon Lord is would be too lawful
@vovasyhin7219
@vovasyhin7219 26 күн бұрын
Dude where is the 666th layer?
@WadeAllen001
@WadeAllen001 26 күн бұрын
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@Krzyzak199X
@Krzyzak199X 27 күн бұрын
Waiting on a guide for arborea!
@vovasyhin7219
@vovasyhin7219 28 күн бұрын
SEA'GIL sounds stupid. I'll keep pronouncing it the "right" way! Not just because a group of uneducated idiots decided it to be so!
@brendenmiles6839
@brendenmiles6839 29 күн бұрын
Sigil reminds me a lot if Alagadda ir maybe its Alagadda that reminds me of Sigil. Not sure anymore but boy do they seem similar 😅
@bunbunrubyheart6697
@bunbunrubyheart6697 29 күн бұрын
In general Christian’s believe that if you just don’t believe it’s not heresy it’s when you do believe and state otherwise for whatever reason that you commit heresy
@thenightwatchman1598
@thenightwatchman1598 29 күн бұрын
yeah. but you cant always trust the science either. because that also usually comes from a second hand source.. so were back to square one and nothing in truly knowable... welcome to epistemological hell... hope you come out the other end and say "fuck it, i dont know for sure either, but its not important to know for sure right now and we'll see whos right when we cross that bride."
@gozzito
@gozzito 29 күн бұрын
Exquisite video. Well deserved thumb up. A lot of effort to put down to words in a simple and understandable way (even for a non-native english person like me). Jokes aside, completly agree with your statements. I consider myself being in the lucky side of life (my parents did really hard work to give me the better they could afford, and now they have a lot) after taking notice of the factor of luck in life and in the universe itself I become much happier and grateful than ever. Also I can now connect with people in other ways and try my best to listen them, not only look to understand them. We humans feel so free when we have the chance to be heard. Thanks a lot for the video and the reflection!! Cheers from Argentina!