Let's Make Our Own Custom D&D Pantheon

[@dinocrusher221]

I dont understand people that skip the lore, I mean its the most important thing. Another great video, keep up the good work!

[@TankRunner]

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Based on my analytics most people actually stick around through the lore, but I give people the time stamp just in case they came here just for art.

[@TankRunner]

TL;DR: Q AND A video is coming soon, leave any questions you have about pretty much anything as a reply to this comment! The channel is growing like crazy! I love the community that we are creating here and I want to help its continued growth. I know we are still pretty small, but I was thinking about doing one of those Q and A videos when we hit 500 subs in probably the next month, so we can get to know each other a little bit better. Leave any questions you have for me as a reply to this comment and I'll collect as many as I can for the video! (The 500 subs video will not replace any videos that I have coming down the pipeline, it will be in addition to.)

[@someguycalledgoober155]

To add to your pantheon: The Lady Creativity. The ironic daughter of Warden, The Lady Creativity is the goddess of wildfire, creativity, destruction, art, poetry, music, and dance. Lady Creativity is a spirit that wonders through out the land, every so often she'll stay in one place to enjoy their art and music. This would lead her to accidently burning forests down, thus giving her connection to destruction. Legends say that she hates being primarily known for this.

[@patrickbuckley7259]

One more unique diety I added to my own setting I have been cooking up. The Dreamer, (Names not that origional, but the idea is that each god goes by many names, and is depicted a little differently by every culture, so the title is what's most important) who is a god who grew bored with the mundanity of the physical world, and his duties as one of it's deities instead opted to fall into an eternal slumber. The Dreamer is the deity of creativity and imagination, who while born of the Inner God's (the more or less "good" gods of my setting, some deserve that title more than others) is considered an outer god due to abandoning his duties to follow his whimsies. The Dreamer's slumber gave birth to my settings version of the Feywild, the Dream Realm (More Original Name pending) which is exactly what it sounds like, when mortals dream they enter into the Dreamer's domain, and interact with his otherworldly children, the Fey. To note the Fey do not worship the Dreamer, instead viewing him as a powerful father figure. However all obey his law, which prevents them from harming dreamers in any meaningful way, at least so long as they slumber. However, some can and do torment mortals in there Dreams, which is why we have nightmares. The Dreamer is rarely worshiped by anyone, though he does have a few cults. Heck in D&D terms his "priests" would be Fey Warlocks not Clerics thus it would be hard to tell the difference between a servant of the Dreamer, or that of an Arch Fey.

[@someguycalledgoober155]

That feel when you watched part two before part one, so you already know the lore.

[@NotReinaHamazaki]

2:50 "I must consult with the elder gods!"

[@tirramasu7948]

The anatomy is really good people need to find your channel

[@TankRunner]

Thank you! The channel has been growing pretty quickly the last couple weeks, I'm getting a few new subscribers every day. The extra interaction from people like you really helps.

[@MySerpentine]

I've always been fond of gorgons :D A bit ironic that a gorgonoid deity is goddess of decay and not preservation

[@onniantikainen2948]

Man, you are super underrated! The lore behind these characters is facinating and linework beautiful! Just a little constructive criticism, stronger light and shadow can go a long way in improving your art. I've also found that changing the color of the shadows from black to a more saturated shade makes the artwork feel more colorful. Absolutely loved the video, keep up the good work!

[@djm.o.d.1]

AMAZING WORK!!!! keep it up!

[@Dibblerulez]

Really dope. I've always thought you were a good story teller and are really good at world building both as a DM and a writer in general.

[@TankRunner]

Thanks, I really appreciate it. Building whole worlds from scratch is honestly one of my favorite things to do.

[@mohawkmeteor7189]

Wow some of the art looks really good, I like how colorful they are as well ^^

[@karszunowicz]

This is really really good! It is very similar to how I think about pantheons and history of the world!

[@TankRunner]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

[@moonlightsentinels4889]

Can't wait to see the rest of the Pantheon, keep em coming PS: love the little animated comics

[@lightbower5826]

Nice Darksouls inspiration there. I like what you did with it.

[@estajackson3557]

For your pokemon thing you should do a komodo dragon as your sudo legendary and make it dragon poison or rock

[@estajackson3557]

Or a kangaroo making it fighting/grass

[@azer_lord-pyro2550]

Love the design of all 3 they look amazing and the lore is interesting too so double win. Were the Sovereign of Cinder and the Endless Valor inspired by Aztec or Mayan culture? no complains here I just saw a few similarities to what I saw and learned growing up in Mexico.

[@TankRunner]

Thank you for the nice comment. I did use some of that for inspiration, yeah!

[@peytonbristow1152]

Really cool stuff dude

[@MutantWyvern]

I am also a player of dnd, I play it with friends sometimes. it is very fun

[@shinyelectrode0892]

This is great just saw your new d and d video and had to watch the original

[@enderfire3379]

i made a dnd pantheon. its interesting to see how different pepole make things. as usually my creations end up looking like eldritch monsters, my gods included

[@renegadecheetah2.093]

wow really cool artwork and love the story iv'e never played d&d but this is interesting can't wait to see more:)

[@TankRunner]

Thanks! I'll be doing at least one more episode of the series to cover the other 4 gods. I might do more as the pantheon grows, depending on how you guys like it.

[@blankzz1]

Nice!!

[@TankRunner]

Thanks! Man, this just went live, you're on the ball!

[@blankzz1]

@@TankRunner yessir!

[@talscorner3696]

I always start with the worshippers and how they think the gods are/work

[@pika5427]

First I love your videos!❤️

[@TankRunner]

Thank you for the continued support!

[@NemesisOwl]

Please out this on drive-thru rpg

[@T4N7]

Water, u need a god of water. Be it rain or the annual flood or the boundless bounty of the sea, water played a massive part of culture throughout history n u need some god to represent that. Rain n seasonal floods r good examples of good diety ideas since they allow for crops to be grown n civilizations to pop up. All the earliest civilizations IRL were in flood plains near great rivers n better still if they got a lot of rainfall too. Also ur gods r sexy, even the destruction god's dad bod n Not Give A F**k attitude is doing it for me

[@alah6420]

I swear, if this pantheon isnt fu*ked up in some way im going to fly my plane

[@someguycalledgoober155]

I like the Withering Lady a lot. Granted, I just really like snake women, but that's beside the point.

[@noonesbuddy8376]

1:42 Ethos logos pathos lmao

[@prehistoricshrimp]

Very cool

[@gustavocordero8537]

May I have permission to use your patheon? I really like your concept

[@TankRunner]

You mean just to use in one of your own campaigns? Absolutely! I'm still expanding the pantheon, so feel free to stop on by every once in a while to see what new gods are being added. If you end up using them for anything else, just be sure to give credit, other than that, have fun!

[@jordancabe732]

Anybody get Oya vibes from the Sovereign of Cinder?

[@dyllwill]

Dark souls?

[@IDontKnowYouWhoAreYou]

Stealing fire is very Greek to me lol

[@1Katakana]

^^ :)

[@IDontKnowYouWhoAreYou]

This video offends grandfather nurgle and khorne😡