Demon Lord Ugudenk (D&D Lore)

[@Zasek2112]

Ugudenk and Atropus walk into a bar... The bar turns out to be a Draeden. 😂 The Draeden gets a tummy ache. 🤣

[@AJPickett]

LOL!!

[@supersmily5811]

That poor Draeden. It didn't ask for that. :{

[@keylimepython641]

That is how a draeden dies of food poisoning. And intestinal parasites. And necrosis.

[@joshuazane3210]

The more one understands about abyssal corruption of reality, the more one realizes that the devils kind of have a point.

[@17Scumdog]

They're not wrong. They're just assholes.

[@archmage_of_the_aether]

​@@17Scumdogthat reminds me, Thanksgiving is around the corner

[@17Scumdog]

@@archmage_of_the_aether lol what? I don't understand the correlation 🤔😂

[@archmage_of_the_aether]

@@17Scumdog "not wrong, just assholes" describes half of thanksgiving around here

[@bradburgess9043]

Whatever lawful

[@leyrua]

I like how you were describing all of the types of magic it can use, and then finished the list with "or it could just roll to the side a little bit". 😂

[@smilingbear7430]

I can just imagine an entire campaign centered around this guy. At low lvls they kill some cultists who seem to worship just regular old worms. Sprinkle in bit and pieces of hints in the form of random and sporadic earthquakes, or people being swallowd ny the ground randomnly, maybe some people getting the madness from him. Start the campaign something very similar to a false hydra, and as the game goes on just introduce increasingly more common, monstrous and prevalent types of wurms/worms/ wyrms, untill it culminates around lvl 17 in his summoning, and the last three levels being the party trying to figure out a solution to this world eater. You inspired my obox ob campaign, ehich my party told me was their favorite, you have now inspired me again

[@leyrua]

I love the idea of this thing being not so much a _creature_ as it is a particularly mobile demiplane.

[@saeyabor]

Ugudenk's Theory of (Culinary) Relativity: all castles are sand castles when you're that much bigger than the bricks.

[@1337karm]

How did I miss this video?! Always good to see the Lords of Ruins playlist expanding.

[@MoonGoblin]

Ugudenk: What's wrong, lil bro? Still haven't caused your first worm apocalypse? Kyuss: *sighs* Yeah... Ugudenk: Aww don't worry bro, you'll get there :)

[@AJPickett]

Chad Ugudenk was thus born

[@albertcapley6894]

That was the final issue of Dragon Magazine (under paizo) and marked the end of my "golden years" for DnD since I hated 4e and never bothered to get in to 5e since I had PF1e to turn to. I still have that issue and the newspaper clipping for when Gary Gygax passed away is tucked into the pages, I forgot I did that, but this has been a wonderful walk down memory lane, I thank you for that. The Obyrith and particularly Ugudenk were my favorite aspects of the DnD cosmology, and the Elder Evils as well (I kinda ruled Obyrith lord's are always elder Evils before it was moreRless stated that way for 5e). The Tanar'ri are mortal nightmares, their time as rulers of the abyss is fleeting, when mortals are gone, along with their nightmares, the Abyss, and that is to say, the Obyrith... We'll play on Lovecraft "The Obyrith were, the Obyrith are, and the Obyrith shall be again; not in the spaces that we know... But between them!"

[@AJPickett]

That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange eons even death may die.

[@concretesandals4501]

The wyrm that gnaws at the roots of the world.

[@nitayrafowicz5934]

Finally another ObyrithLord!!! there are so few of them but all are so awsome!!!

[@mattnerdy7236]

Lmao, who else can make me laugh at 5:30 in the morning. Only you AJ, that Cease your BS in the name of Gary Gygax, was just to funny, great choice! After you described the inside of that monster, now I want to run an encounter inside of something, lol. Epic video AJ appreciate the epic information too. Thanks AJ you have a wonderful day!

[@Pyre]

OBYRITH LORD LET'S GOOOOOO. You ever hold off on writing a comment because you were too hyped about the video? Because this is the second time for me in like two months. There's so much here I adore, but to try break it down into three things, Firstly, seriously all the Obyrith Lords were this cool. Even the more comprehensible ones read like something that was only barely-constrained into a game system. Mechanically, Obyrith in general were a triumph: I didn't parse it at the time, but each of them was statted out more like a boss fight than an individual creature, no matter the CR, and this fit the theme of "thing you were never really meant to encounter and shouldn't want to". Understand *seeing* Ugudenk close enough in the edition it debuted in gave you a blanket -4 to basically every time you rolled a dice. Assuming a level 20 character and barring minmax shenanigans that meant your chances to *do* anything were nearly cut in *half* so long as you were, you know, subject to *gravity* . This isn't a creature you're meant to be *able* to just gung-ho your way into a boss fight with, and the ludonarrative absolutely supports it. AJ does something here, though, that the original material never broached. Ugudenk's official art absolutely reflects its size, making it look massive in a way few other things in the game ever do. But the conceit of "the monster is so big that its very presence is setting-endangering, and it has to be fought from the inside" was something only ever done with Atropus and Shothragot, that I can remember. Both of which were small *moons* in scope. Taking the sheer apocalyptic nature of the Elder Evils rules and putting them on Ugudenk feels *right*: in the case of Shothragot just its emergence destroyed an entire region in whatever setting you chose to put the adventure in. Which leads to the last thing. Because there are two things in the Abyss (at least) that match the description of 'A thing so massive it is a layer unto itself, or something more'. AJ has a video about the Draeden already, but one has to wonder which between the two of these monsters is more existentially horrifying. The Draeden, after all, is contained and caught within the Abyss. Ugudenk might be a *thing* reaching *through* it and into other planes from somewhere Outside: a manifestation of the Far Realm that shouldn't be possible still, representing the most grievous breach between the multiverse of what Can be and the place of what Can Not. Now go inside it and strike it down, heroes. Just, don't go too far to get back. Where it ends up might not be a place even the greatest of heroes can go.

[@HenriFaust]

Who says Ugudenk and Draeden aren't the same being viewed from different angles? When it comes to the Abyss, we are all just blind men groping at tiny parts of the elephant.

[@ChilleBruh]

Finely crafted comment op, kudos!

[@cernunnos_lives]

AJ being busy making videos makes all of us happy. His deep dive explanations are what GMs get to build on with. Inspired material is always the best.

[@guuspot923]

Moar glue for the snacking! Thanks, AJ! Also your thumbnail gave me post traumatic (Final Fantasy) Malboro flashbacks, heh.

[@MrJudeWanamaker]

Who catalogs the layers of the abyss? Is it a sage from Candallkeep or demons or Devils or Priests of various gods? Seems like quite the adventure to even get to the layers of the Abyss let alone write down what you see there and then get back to the realm of man and myrrh

[@AJPickett]

Iggwylv, Night Hags, Arcanoloths and gods of such things. The numbers have very little to do with the plane's actual location.

[@thehillz726]

Yes

[@nathankiefer9323]

I could see devils getting info due to the blood war and just selling off the info to the highest bidder, often time it's just nonsense or lies but occasionally a bit of actual info is gleaned

[@levifowler7933]

It's more a way of speaking about the planes than a specific number. It makes it easier to catalog. That said, sometimes layers' numbers indicate that they have some sort of clusters, such as the three layers controlled by Graz'zt (45th, 46th, 47th), called the Azzagrat.

[@almitrahopkins1873]

The first recorded is the first listed. New layers are just listed next in the order of discovery. I know of one goblin who insists that Mount Celestia is an abyssal layer. Only the gods truly know though….

[@Watcher40K9]

Weird theory: Ugudenk is part of the digestive track of the Abyss itself, which proved itself to be a being with a will in the Demogorgon video when it directly retaliated against a pantheon that tried to tear a layer out. Whereas a demon invasion is the the teeth that rip a dimension apart, the abyssal energy that converts that ruined dimension into a layer of the Abyss acts as stomach acid (melting the reality like the lego-brick analogy). Then Ugudenk is like a terrible intestine, continuing the digestive process and sending the 'nutrients' to the Abyss to allow it to keep burrowing through reality.

[@michaelhockman3420]

Stealing this!! I love the idea of the players realizing the abyss isn’t just a place, it’s an organism.

[@Uhhhhhhhhhhh6]

​@@michaelhockman3420 The Abyss is a colonial organism confirmed.

[@chrisrobitaille1268]

Tremors themed campaign go brrr

[@ObsidianAmeth]

I actually had a homebrew campaign that is related to the Abyssal Tower and everything that is part of it. My DM said that if obyriths and Tharizdun created the abyssal tower that expands by corrupting other planes and dimensions, there could also be a another plane that is opposite to the abyssal tower. He called it the Expanding Plane where purest forms of everything exist such as union between all races and the holiest and purest forms of every kind being, this is also the place where no kind of evil exist, this place is not just wonders and pure good, it is also a place where the fallen realms and planes could rise again and live as part of the expanding plane. Edit: This idea got stuck in my head.

[@Christopher_Pug]

Hell yeah, demon time!

[@nathanforrest3483]

Hey AJ good choice of music! 🤘🏻⚔️

[@johngleeman8347]

Can never have enough cthonian/sandworm monsters.

[@JohnnyGoble-oi8ie]

Dear God, that Monstrous Worm about to swallow the city picture leaves me in awe.

[@angelwatson7944]

Sweet so glad your doing more on the abyss. Thanks AJ

[@ObiCumKenobi]

Letsgooooo! Finally an Ugudenk video, i've been waiting for this one for a loooong time :)

[@AJPickett]

As long as Ugudenk? IMPOSSIBLE!

[@bluebird3281]

"Ohhhhh this is the tongue and the whole thing is the worm" -Sandy Cheeks

[@pensador6953]

..................ok, the abyss is a giant demon....holy crap.

[@maxtitko9106]

10:50 i have a theory(an absolutely mad one): what if this voracious plane, from where Ugudenk streches out is Ulgurshek, draeden, and 92-nd layer of the abyss itself? I mean, this worm-demon looks very much like one of draeden's tentacles.

[@maxtitko9106]

I mean, unlikely, but quite interesting

[@AJPickett]

@@maxtitko9106 I am in favor of this concept.

[@CONTINGENCY_sys]

When I think of things with tentacles I just think of Val and Earl and a man who never really seems to be completely out of ammo.

[@Friendlydangernoodle]

Forever dm: my dnd games get more and more metal every day, it's thanks to you man. You inspired time and time again. Keep being awesome ☺️👍🏿

[@magusred]

Awsome Monster! I had not heard of this one before. There is an audio transcript on the youtube channel of a chapter from the story "The last Hunt" called "Flesh Noose" written by Robbie MacNiven and narated by "Vox in the Void". It has an exclent depiction of your normal human NPCs encountering something equilivent to Ugudenk. Warning, Extreamly graphic and very dark. I won't post a direct link because im not sure if linking to other youtube accounts is allowed or not, but a simple search for the chapter title will get you there.

[@Comicnut64]

perfect timing on my way to work awesome vid AJ

[@yosakie]

God damn it i love this channel! Thanks for doing dnd stuff again. I have missed your content. I literally will listen and watch your videos back to back until i fall asleep. I wake up and replay the videos i fell asleep on. Thank you so much AJ my good man. Merry Christmas and god bless you brother!!!! Woooo yea!

[@stevewinkleburg5300]

I was not expecting this, but man am I pleased

[@MRDLT00]

Huh. Didn’t know there was Demon Lord Obryiths, let alone this lil fella. Now I know due to your great video. :)

[@jacobfreeman5444]

Pazuzu is one. So is Dagon. Pale Night is technically at that level even if she doesn't claim a layer for herself and instead just couch surfs with Baphomet. Might be more but not sure.

[@kennethsmith5383]

The thing I love about using the Abyss is that you legit could make up your own layer and Demon Lord/Prince and it could by hypothetical canon just because.

[@kennethsmith5383]

Also say Ugudenk ten times fast.

[@AJPickett]

Absolutely, the Abyss has a dizzying amount of Demon lords and mind-rending Obyriths lurking within it.

[@MindFeather]

rock on, my dude! you are the best!

[@Hedron-Design]

I love the far strange stuff the best. This is fantastic.

[@lordnaarghul]

Just imagine this thing and the Elder Evil Leviathan waking up at tbe same time.

[@chriscalvin5083]

great video AJ

[@AJPickett]

Thanks Chris

[@epiccthulu]

I would love to see a campaign that takes place entirely within this demon’s stomach. Maybe it did swallow a church, yet despite it all it remains intact? The logistics will take me time to figure out but…an entire habitable plane inside of a demon’s stomach…

[@gajapokemonz5736]

Yes ! this is what we want, this is what we love

[@mikewaterfield3599]

Don’t summon demons! “Absolute $hit storm of destruction” new line

[@Eisenwulf666]

I've heard the name before, i think in one of your videos btw, but never realized the sheer immensity of it. I could see this either as a cool end of a campaign for characters of level 15+ OR the pivotal moment, the turning point, in a campaign for 10+ leveled characters. They can't possibly defeat it without some artifact level McGuffin, while the epic characters of the world keep it at bay. They will defeat it in the end, but what happens next? What did they sacrifice? Who was lost ? How will they rebuild ? Who is ultimately responsible? Will they try to seal it forever?( is it even possible?) . Another idea is this to be a cataclysmic event that will happen again if the PGs don't act to stop it. Dozens of ideas for adventures or campaigns even.

[@smilingbear7430]

Hell even stopping it is an issue. Thousands of purple worm sized monsters inside of it, and the effect it's corpse would have on the environment

[@Eisenwulf666]

@@smilingbear7430 exactly, it could be the underlaying mission of all the campaign

[@randomme851]

Love it!! Your the best AJ!

[@Vandelberger]

Thank you for using “freedom measurements,” so my American kin can understand you. 😂

[@ashb8036]

The metal intro is fitting. F Yeah! That’s what I’m talking about! Some ijit finds a lost and obviously evil tome but thinks they can get use or control something that is WAY WAY WAY beyond their comprehension. F around and find out lol Give the PCs a warning of what happened last time this thing was let loose and an entire planet was destroyed Maybe a massive ritual from 1000s of years ago was completed, consuming the souls of an entire civilization but the ritual was stopped at the last moment. BUT, it was only paused, the door was unlocked, the handle was turned, One last simple task and the latch will blast open and everything will be obliterated. Better find and stop that hapless ijit… No pressure.

[@joshnaser725]

These lore videos are great man, I love your vids and they've given me untold amounts of inspiration for my D&D campaigns. Thank you oh great wizard of Candle Keep!

[@agentchaos9332]

1st question, how smart is it? Are we talking a bigger, meaner tarrasque, or something thats capable of strategy? Second question, can it be damaged from the inside?

[@AJPickett]

Same intelligence as a Purple Worm. In theory yes, not enough to inflict any serious damage, but it could be possible for a tunneling vehicle or giant creature to burrow out of the demon lord from the inside.

[@CommanderSal]

So much for sleeping tonight

[@mercury199runner]

Thank you for these videos and everything you do. Your videos taught me many years ago how much more than a statblock monsters are. With what I've learned I've become a published D&D author. Thank you

[@AJPickett]

Happy to hear it! Passing on your love of the game to a new generation of fans is always the goal.

[@supersmily5811]

I find it weird that he hungry and is supposed to be like a big multiversal threat and all that but then we know for a FACT there are far larger and deadlier threats with a very similar M.O. but weren't made by THE BBEG Tharizdun. Ya know, like Dendar.

[@AJPickett]

Sure, so where did Dendar come from?

[@jacobfreeman5444]

It's a true god, isn't it? So Dendar came from wherever it wanted to come from. But your point is received. Demon lords and powerful oberyth are basically on the same level as gods. Maybe not greater gods, for most anyway, but this is not an entity one can afford to look down on.

[@supersmily5811]

@@AJPickett If I know the story correctly, she might be one of the imagined gods from the Spellweaver incident; Although given she's a Primordial I could have that wrong.

[@philurbaniak1811]

🌏🪱😃 If the big acid attack is coming from a physical location inside of the creature then I suppose that, between uses, it's reservoir is rapidly filling back up as in the old "the flooded room continues to fill; soon you will be underwater" 😁?

[@skippy9273]

I will say, this feeding tendril theory does remind me of the Drayden in the demonweb pits

[@Dracovec]

Another great cover as usual

[@MrRippis]

DEMON LORDS YEEAH! Good job AJ!

[@AKNeal81]

The One Shot of One Shots!

[@joshuakirkham9593]

I really want to fight/attempt to fight this Demon Lord. I will probably die trying, but the fight sounds amazing.

[@trajanfidelis]

Thanks for the video AJ!

[@utilizadorable]

The tremors movie franchise is suffering from "power creep". I guess after 7 movies it's understandable.

[@yaqbulyakkerbat4190]

Now THAT'S a demon

[@SonicSanctuary]

Sounds like the right enemy to use the unga on!

[@talexratcliffe]

This sounds like something you drop on high level players that have had it a little too good for a little too long.

[@KAINIVERUS]

Combination attacks of using bags holding to do some damage to it, also a heroes sacrifice breaking staff of magi on ugudenk facehole thats 16x each charge in the staff if it is fully charged thats alot of damage... if its not immune to poison use redtide spell too👍

[@AJPickett]

Tunnelling via Bags of Holding bombs... expensive, but effective.

[@agentchaos9332]

" So DM, I know RAW if a creature is in multiple AOE's from Meteor swarm, it only takes damage from one, but can we make an exception if I place them 50 feet apart, and they still hit the same creature?"

[@KAINIVERUS]

Seems since hes a world ending event threat wouldnt the gods get involved or try to atleast... im sure massive citys shouls be able to precure a decent amout of then

[@Krishnath.Dragon]

Basically a Class-X Extinction Level Event if not stopped.

[@tatsusama3192]

Ah yes, time for my daily dose of nope

[@ConcerninglyWiseAlligator]

Is Bechard next? I have been itching for more about him for a while. Like, he could be a really cool patron since he needs the party's help more that they need his. And now that I think about it, Bechard might actually be inside Ugadenk.

[@informedconsumer5293]

And he’s BACK! 🎉

[@lucasthompson4171]

Would it be possible to summon ugudenk to destroy atropus?

[@AJPickett]

Yes

[@robinmcgee9277]

Heh, Theirasdoon's tape worm lmao. You will all know the splendor of the primal source!

[@edendemarlo]

Bag of holding+chest of holding=hole in a demon lord

[@elwoodbrown7005]

I think I will make Ugedenk the feeding tentacles for Neth. If I ever run an Immortals game again. Deep cuts of lore at it's very best. Are you going to go back to the extraterrestrials lore, I really enjoyed them.

[@AJPickett]

They were fun, but currently D&D is paying the bills.

[@ShiKageMaru]

Is it just me or does the sound on this video seem kinda fuzzy? Also, I feel like the idea that "lesser" utterly gigantic worm monsters might spawn as a sign of Ugudenk's presence is neat. Like before it shows up on a plane freakin Shai-Hulud, Purple worms, and Beetlejuice Sandworms would crop up in groups and might even be left behind in areas where Ugudenk was somehow driven away from. The PS2 game Rogue Galaxy also had some truly mindbendingly enormous worms that could be fun to use if a DM was feeling crazed and wormy.

[@ohmygoditisspider7953]

You'd be interested in studying the golothoma. Or the Uzollru.

[@KentMansley_Noticer]

Background music is a bit loud, hard to fall asleep to this eldritch horror story 😢

[@krispalermo8133]

Reminds me of Dragonlance, the final conflict. Black & white dragons saw and just fled from the terror. Blue dragons turn to face the terror cause that is their duty. The greens not to be consider cowards follow the blues. The reds to prove their might over the blues races to be the vanguard, of their final battle of true glory beyond glory and renown. 2.) AD&D Tome of Magic, .. cleric spell Avatar of the Gods. Three high level cleric combine their life force to become the living Avatar of their chosen god to battle great epic legendary terrors and other god's avatars. In basic they summon a titan to fight for them. 3.) WotC 3e " Manual of the Planes, " has the HD stats of the dragon god Tiamat guards the gate to the second layer of the Nine Hells of Baator. We used the HD of titans to stand in for the avatars of gods. As a stander Hd titan for Thor, he still need the help of Sif and The Warriors Three. As a x3 CR xp award triple Hd titan Thor and up his numbers of attacks as an epic level fighter, we just up the fight with Tiamat with her ancient wrym red/blue dragon consorts.

[@davidfletcher6703]

I must be an Obyreth, because some people say my ways can be nonsensical, lol

[@HowtoRPG]

Thanks AJ.

[@justin.channels]

😆 Six-fingered cultists strike again, rising to surprise us from the uncanny valley😊

[@AJPickett]

"I was born with the sign! The finger of The Worm!"

[@TheHornedKing]

I can see why you call him an extinction level event. Is there any demon lord it would actually be worse to summon?

[@smilingbear7430]

Obox ob is arguably worse because he's not stupid

[@almitrahopkins1873]

By annoyance or level of destruction? I can think of several demon princes that make instant destruction sound pleasant.

[@Zasek2112]

Not a demon lord, but it's hard to imagin a worse problem than Atropus.

[@CONTINGENCY_sys]

Taking out an entire level of the Abyss, causing the upper levels or lower levels to collapse upon the others filling the gap. That seems like it might... be noticed by someone somewhere. Knock, Knock.

[@CONTINGENCY_sys]

Been working on Obyrith material myself. Nothing like an extinction level monster to wake up the worldspace. Their unending hunger and unstable biological metabolism is next level darwinism at an exponential rate. They did escape their own world that they consumed everything in existence, from plants, to animals, to planets, and whole stars. They always have room for seconds. And the fun part, they are already here. Have fun ttrpg spaces. Those Obelisk were their rides. Good thing Vecna knows how to make some and slew all that knew how to make them. He is the new off world taxi driver for all of existence when the eldar Obyrith manages to squeeze itself through that tiny hole they tore in time/space fabric when they came through.

[@jacobfreeman5444]

I would imagine such an event would be seamless for those without multidimensional awareness.

[@CONTINGENCY_sys]

@@jacobfreeman5444 fluid. Those with multidimensional awareness might seem like lifetimes of work and war, to lesser, less than the most minute breakdowns of fractions of seconds to be sure. Ugudenk is just a world worm, an obyrith maggot. There are those that are larger and more ambitious. The thing with obyriths is where they were they were unchained. The moment they stepped here they are bound by creation, the laws and the limitations. They are at war with creation itself here. They are struggling against it, that is why they appear as they do to those world bound. Obyriths have the capacity to go off world and still survive the ether of nothingness. That is until they tangle with those things off world, or bound to them. ; ) They did tangle with one, and by the thousands they fell. Until at last its mortal form was sundered. 1 became 9 fold, and one 12 fold became 3. The laws of creation. There are more, even some heroes that can fell an obyrith. Sending a message that ripples back to whence they came. We will not go quietly into the evernight. You will not consume us all thing of the beyond. Here you are less, but here we can be more.

[@CONTINGENCY_sys]

I had an adventure once, where the players went all the way back... back to the obyrith realm. Staring into the nothing something still stared back. They illuminated the light of creation, and it blinked, turned its form away, if only briefly. Struggle as it may it was too massive to gain entry, it tore at the boundry of creation to no avail. They stood, staring back, its lashes ever reaching, and it was done. For the players did not come alone.

[@MrJudeWanamaker]

Nice! Gross! 🎉🎉🎉

[@efferzzreffe4903]

nasty,... just, nasty,..... 😰 Excellent Presentation As Always Good Sir! 😁 👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏 ps. did you cover "living status" in your ecologies? (can't be many monsters left to do now!)

[@AJPickett]

Oh there are thousands left to cover.

[@efferzzreffe4903]

@@AJPickett Really!?!?! 😮 A W E S O M E !!! 😁

[@yosakie]

Ugudent makes ugustinks. Lol dont be caught behind this thing lol.

[@shakescan]

Could uberdink swallow the death star?

[@AJPickett]

in parts, but yes.

[@Zasek2112]

"That's no moon, it's a... wait, WTF?"

[@MiroMaitland-Thoresen]

im making him the BBEG for my camagin in which my players are inside an impossibly large eldritch horror. theres a group of rebels who are attempting t summon Ugadenk inside this eldritch horror in order to kill it and escape. its up to my players if they want to help these anarchists or put an end to them in order to live peacefully as parasitic citys within its concluded organs. any thoughts?

[@benpressly200]

I like it. Gotta make sure the environment is pleasant enough for people to want to stay in the first place. Maybe have them inside of a creature in the far realm, and the creature is keeping them protected out of curiosity/ “good will”

[@MiroMaitland-Thoresen]

@@benpressly200 my players were given a choice and had to decide to side with the mayor of another settlement they found and try to stop a group of rebels trying to summon it, or side with the rebels. however for the second time ever i made the mistake of casually mentioning that i wanted to run a campaign with a different concpt in thr fueture. they just ENDED me campaign. no ifs no buts, for the second time they saw something on the horrizon and jumped ship smh

[@SicFromTheKush]

Concluded organs? What?

[@MiroMaitland-Thoresen]

@@SicFromTheKush i respond to your what with yet another point of confusion. what?

[@SicFromTheKush]

@@MiroMaitland-Thoresen "within its concluded organs" has got to be a mistake. You can't describe an organ of either sort as "concluded" which word is a typo?

[@thedragondaddydm6182]

Digging the background music but cant make it out well enough to search so what’s the name?

[@AJPickett]

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[@evangelineathanasia499]

would Ugudenk be considered the biggest demon in the series?

[@AJPickett]

Not really, the Abyss itself would be the biggest demon in the series.

[@evangelineathanasia499]

@@AJPickett I thought the abyss was just one of the planes, and not a demon unto itself?

[@AJPickett]

@@evangelineathanasia499 did you watch the end of this video?

[@evangelineathanasia499]

@@AJPickett I did, but I understood it as more the nature of demonic magic than an entity. Unless you were implying the abyss is a demonic planar elemental

[@WarMonger_the-One-and-Only]

Well, @@evangelineathanasia499, as AJ has stated many times in his series on Demons, their Lords and the Abyss at large, the Abyss is alive in _some_ way. Probably a definition of "alive" that the mortal mind can only grasp in the broadest of strokes, never able to truly understand what the specific mechanism of life the Abyss operates with even if we had Vecna, Dagon or Tharizdun himself lecturing us on the topic, PowerPoint presentation and all. An example of this abomination of life is the formation of the Dreaming Gulf. Due to shenaniganery by Demogorgon, a pantheon of gods tore out a layer of the Abyss along with the demon lord that ruled the specific layer. The Abyss, understandably, took exception to that and proceeded to devour the offending pantheon, in entirety, and take their tormented nightmares to forge an entirely new family of demons. To reference another underrated creator, Ze Frank; that is how the Abyss do.

[@pandoraeeris7860]

Hella Denk

[@zmishiymishi5349]

Feeding implement of the Ugudenk? I'd rather fight this than its nose during allergy season. Imagine size of a booger...

[@AJPickett]

It sneezes and summons Juiblex.

[@MiroMaitland-Thoresen]

also my freind has been ruining demon lords i like useing bad hearing, misspronunciation and stupidity and this was one of the wost. "If uber danks infenintly long and no one has ever seen its back half, how do we know its just a guy at the end, or that it dosnt talk out of its back end." guys i swear i cant go on with his floridian dumbness anymore lmfao!

[@SeraStaplz]

Hey mate, love your videos but I think you may have the mic a little too close to you.

[@kennethsmith5383]

Not enough distortion. There is no pop filter, so his sibilance is pretty sharp.

[@kennethsmith5383]

Honestly all this really needs is a smooth and slow limiter and some minor EQ tweaks.

[@nbmoleminer5051]

❤

[@AngelRiverar-yz7kz]

👍🏼🏅🏆

[@ThengelB]

O:

[@ThreeGuysOneBucket]

Amazing video! Thank you AJ.

[@sussybaka9327]

max level slither.oi player