Revenants ALWAYS Come Back

[@FacelessPorcelain]

I now want to run a Revenant in a manner similar to how Goro Majima is used in the Yakuza games. Just shows up randomly every session or two to fist fight a party member, appearing from increasingly absurd hiding spots or out of increasingly intricate disguises, half the time during an already ongoing encounter.

[@amw5288]

Murderhobo Chan!

[@TheKingofGods69420]

Murderhobo Chan: Oh Mother Fucker (unsheaths sword)

[@thechevyferrari9559]

That’s genuinely a fun idea, especially if you shake up their weapons and they gain abilities as the PC’s level.

[@greenhydra10]

Majima really IS everywhere.

[@bagseys]

I was just thinking the exact same thing >:D

[@ianyoder2537]

I've said it before and I'll say it again. If you think the only way to defeat an enemy is to kill or injure them you sorely lack imagination. If I'm fighting an immortal my first instinct is to be a 1920's mobster and give them concrete shoes.

[@benthomason3307]

that was actually just a means of getting rid of a body, btw. if the mob wants you dead they'll just shoot you.

[@MarquisdeL3]

There's an anime called Baccano! that centers around a bunch of immortals in the 1920-30s, and one of the immortals winds up imprisoned in a barrel at the bottom of the Hudson river, drowning eternally.

[@greenhydra10]

There's also potentially the Osiris treatment: chop them into bits and scatter said bits in hidden locations across the lands.

[@justinthompson6364]

Just the shoes? They could sever their feet and escape, or just crawl dragging the dead weight. For a revenant, you'd need to prevent the body swapping to trap them. This at least means preventing from destroying the body they inhabit, assuming that's even a requirement for them to leave it.

[@ianyoder2537]

@@justinthompson6364 You're missing the forest for the trees with my statement. I put this comment out quick so I wouldn't be buried in the comment's section. The intent is imprisoning them in a fate worse than death. Of course I'm gonna do more than just shoes.

[@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606]

This is how I deal with murder hobos. When someone sacrificed an entire city of people, they had to spend most of the power they gained from that sacrifice just to stop the city load of revenants that followed them throughout the year-long timeskip.

[@gaz4553]

Ugh ok. Sounds like this kinda stuff would mess up a setting. Lol

[@theenderdestruction2362]

​@gaz4553 i agree i wouldn't have allowed them to even get past the front gate before i just say, "Reroll a new character yours is dead...why... you just murdered an entire city that's a lot of revenants coming for ya what did you expect? A goblin horde?" And then have the city revenants just disapear after wards

[@kingskelett6265]

The funny thing is, I am soon gonna start a campaign that centers around the players being a group of revenants (not the same stats from the statblock). The entire premise is that they were normal people for the most part but their small village/town got annihilated by a group of high-level murderhobos. Now the players have the task of hunting them down and killing them. The idea is that while the evil party is several levels higher (11 vs the players at lv 3), they are all assholes while the players can actually functionally work together. They will accumulate equipement, plan, and attack the party over and over, with their respawn ability allowing them to throw personal safety away if needed to secure a kill. Also, there will be a great emphasis on playing smart, targeting the enemy's weakpoints and sabotaging them. Stuff like trying to get the paladin to break their oath, stealing the casters' focuses, the rangers' arrows. Learning information about them and utilizing that to strike at their weak points. Or getting one to seperate and then dive that person in full force. Got the idea from a friend and I really want to see if this type of game can work.

[@cheeselord3655]

That definitely could work, but only if the lose condition for combat is more than just "players die" because otherwise, they can just respawn and there won't be any real stakes to losing

[@kingskelett6265]

@@cheeselord3655 oh there is, essentially the Party is going after an artefact that, once they have, they will be immensely more powerful. Also this takes place on a rather small island so the bad ending is essentially, the Party gets the Thing and then they leave for the mainland.

[@Freekymoho]

@@cheeselord3655 The obvious lose condition is that they only have a year to complete their revenge before revenant priviledges are revoked

[@timothycarney9652]

@@kingskelett6265 Unless that thing grant's them wish then your PC's could theoretically just swim after them, if you let them keep the no sleeping and constant awareness of their location thing going. But if the murder hobos get enough mobility then they could just move around too much for your pc's to catch up so that still works as a fail condition.

[@faikoellipses]

Very early into running 5e I found this monster and realized I could make my players fight Jason Voorhees, so I did. They had to fight a constantly respawning murder zombie while protecting a group of unsuspecting, dimwitted teens who were trying to solve the mystery of the revenant's death in order to put his soul to rest.

[@wolfmanhcc]

Zoinks, like, what kind teens are we talking about?

[@Crystal_Remorhaz]

I think that, similar to mimic, revenants were created for the purpose of curbing the bad behaviors of players with an in universe monster. It is one of many tools that a DM can use to facilitate the natural (or supernatural) consequences of one's actions.

[@waterpolonum1]

Revenants are just a food ole classicall mythological monster

[@sidecharacter7165]

Revenants always existed, and the solutions are simple as well. Especially if evil with a control undead ability.

[@njihjkzero]

In an old campaign of mine that I DMd, we had a new player who was a bugbear. The party encountered goblins and killed all but one and decided to interogate them for information. After getting this information, the new player (who was very kind) wanted to keep the goblin and treat him like a friend. The rest of the party, afraid this goblin (who was terrified that going back to his boss would be a death sentence) instead vouched to kill him. The bugbear pleaded and the party eventually agreed, saying it was the bugbears responsibility. Eventually, during a combat, the bugbear fell unconscious right before the fight ended. Instead of healing them, the party saw an opportunity and went back to his goblin friend (who had been living with them for weeks), took him down to the sewer, and all took turns ***ending them*** they burned him, flayed him, drowned him, all while the new players bugbear was unconscious. It left a sour taste in my mouth, so I brought that goblin back as a revenant and one by one did to the party what they did to him. Kidnapped the rogue, tied weights to his legs and threw him in the ocean. Kidnapped the barbarian and sent her into a fight pit surrounded by monsters alone. Burned the house of the wizard along with his wife while they slept. Great times.

[@yamato9753]

Afton being a malicious revenant actually fits with the lore too... I actully watched a video about "into the pit" and THIS happened

[@1ogout]

Basically every animatronic is just a revenant

[@timothycarney9652]

What I like about the body snatching ability is that it means that a destroyed revanant, or a smart and determined one that knows about that power, could potentially possess any corpse created by whoever they are hunting. Imagine a high level party defeating a boss, only for him to get back up for another round because the revenant that has been hunting them was waiting for that opportunity, attacking while the party is tired and vulnerable from the boss fight.

[@benthomason3307]

to offer an explanation for why literally anyone could become a revenant, it's possible that it's not a specific magic per se, but rather their soul, unwilling to leave their body and pass on, remains in the mortal realm, and as such naturally attracts negative energy, eventually to the point that it reanimates them.

[@Bluecho4]

The Revenant is so pissed off, they refuse to die. Just hijacking a new body to get their revenge. Lord Kroak: "Because being dead is cringe. Just don't."

[@eg_manifest510]

first take one decently fresh corpse, stuff with a notably stubborn soul mixed with a tragic backstory, garnish with deep regrets, sauté with a strong sense of justice over the flames of hateful vengeance for five to six days, then season with the whims of dark forces. Bon Appetit, one hot and ready Revenant, best served with a righteous fury reduction and a side of bloody murder

[@theenderdestruction2362]

​@@eg_manifest510mmmmm delicious 10/10 would make again

[@MasterZebulin]

@@theenderdestruction2362 It tastes like sweet, sweet vengeance!! 🤤

[@ajizel13]

Essentially a cursed spirit, right?? Anybody know of a sorcerer that could deal with this??

[@necrobama8868]

how will our great hero escape the lamp? find out next week, hopefully

[@azpont7275]

He will have to rub himself out of there.

[@EvelynNdenial]

i cast soul cage, have fun spending eternity trapped in a tiny cage buried in the woods!

[@Freekymoho]

I can see why a guy like you would have revenants chasing him to begin with

[@PotatoPatatoVonSpudsworth]

I mean... if the rules specify only a WISH spell can stop the Revenant from swapping bodies, then I dunno if Soul Cage would do the trick... perhaps if you cast it on the Revenant's INITIAL death, but then you wouldn't know they were even going to BE a revenant. Soul Cage requires the target to die, and Revenants specifically CAN'T die, meaning I'm pretty sure they'd be immune.

[@EvelynNdenial]

@@PotatoPatatoVonSpudsworth the wish is needed to force them to pass on but they have no defense against soul trapping effects. and it does die, death doesn't necessarily mean soul destruction, its soul just possesses another body after it dies. lore-wise it'd probably be easier to capture them since they're already being bound to the material. and also it'd make sense a wizard that knew their stuff could whip up a ritual that used a dead body or parts to draw the revenant in like in TES lore drawing a dremora into inhabiting armor with a deadra heart.

[@HimitsuYami]

​@EvelynNdenial actually, RAW, they do have a defense against soul trapping. The spell Soul Trap specifically requires the target to be a Humanoid. Which, as far as game rules are concerned, is a creature type, not a body shape. As such, the Revenant (which is an Undead) is not a valid target for the spell.

[@EvelynNdenial]

@@HimitsuYami not soul trapping in general, but what you said about creature type is right, damn.

[@pie9812]

Had a revenant after me in a past campaign. We used the Feign Death spell to deal with it. Upon seeing my 'corpse' that was indistinguishable from dead, magically or otherwise, the revenant believed it had missed it's chance for revenge. Disappointed, yet still satisfied that I no longer drew breath, it chose to willingly move on. I revived an hour later and it was none the wiser.

[@TheTrueThomaster]

You ever have a cool NPC that you planned on having as a recurring villain for a full campaign but your party just wipes them out in one combat because of a couple of lucky critical hits? Revenants are the perfect way to solve that problem. Give your party a good number of sessions to celebrate their victory, forget about the NPC, and then drop an Unstoppable Undead version of the NPC when they least expect it. Makes for a cool side piece to a larger campaign.

[@sidecharacter7165]

I also like just making the low-mid level enemy just a narcissist a-hole. Like he was a bandit trying to rob them and struggle-snuggle a party member but then came back for revenge for killing him. Like he is the epitome of a narcissistic a-hole.

[@justinchandler-holtz7206]

BBEG of my campaign was a revenant pirate. He attacked a manor, made sure to kill at least one person with gunfire. Then waded ashore and fought in melee until he died. Then when he came back he possessed the corpse he killed on his earlier attack, snuck into the manor and killed the lord from the manors own graveyard.

[@sinistralhydra]

Yep. This is why I love Revenants as a gimmick. They're fun because they not only are ever looming, but they have a particular grudge against certain individuals.

[@ripple_2374]

In my campaign, our Ghostslayer Blood Hunter order has this tradition called a Revenant Pilgrimage, where a hunter has to track down and eliminate a revenant. Because of the way this works, this mission can take months and months, and has a lot of opportunity for really complicated narrative dynamics. A rivalry may develop, or even a sort of friendship, leading to a moral dilemma, because what if the revenant is justified in their quest for revenge? Each pilgrimage can be unique and different and has its own story with the potential to permanently change that Blood Hunter’s perspective on the world. It’s been really fun to explore that and it’s part of the reason why I love revenants

[@papierowyszczur9234]

Revenant might also not work directly. Like, as a part of its work towards vengeance, it may as well go to the nearest order of paladins and give the detailed description of their murderer, then go to nearby ancient gold dragon and do the same thing. And instead of one revenant, the killer must now deal with an angry mob of people and not only. Heck, it might even find an adventuring party and ask it for help. I had an idea of side adventure where there's a revenant graveyard keeper that was unjustly burned at stake by a priest of one of the players deities. And the players get thrown into the stand off.

[@cosmonaut2684]

3:50 The shadowfell does have food and water, it is described as "foul" but a person can survive there indefinitely.

[@thatbrocboi4089]

wow this video is probably great!!!

[@gaidencastro9706]

Can you visit Mummy Lords? They're what hapoens when a Cleric becomes a Lich

[@dziooooo]

Me, watching this on my bed, in my 7th floor apartment - if you manage to hit me in your car HERE, you earned it and I'm at peace.

[@Quon_the_Destroyer]

Sorry to hear that unfortunate series of events. But hey, at least you saved those fish!

[@Neutral_Tired]

Solution: imprison the revenant for a year, then it goes away

[@GuardianTam]

Two words: Magic Jar 🫙

[@annexamv2776]

It can kill itself, then respawn.

[@Neutral_Tired]

@@annexamv2776 depends how securely you restrain it. Especially since it doesn't need to eat or breathe

[@sidecharacter7165]

Bestow Curse at 7th level so it’s regen fails.

[@luxuriousturnip181]

So the moral of the story is when you kill a revenant make sure the nearest corpse is secured inside a solid steel sarcophagus.

[@Prox_Doaa]

The Hexblade Warlock's ability to create a specter specifically says it goes to the afterlife after the duration. Which means they can take one out. Makes sense given the Hexblades commonly have The Raven Queen as their patron.

[@tomjohnson4922]

I never realized that Revenants could be used like this.... I will have to bring one either into my current campaign ot my next. Thanks always for the ideas.

[@lexsamreeth8724]

Revenants in our setting are not always born out of a desire for vengeance, but out of duty. The first one was a samurai, who was escorting his lord's son out in the countryside when a coup happened. He ushered the child into a small crevice and blocked it with his body, but his assailants managed to rip his throat open with a spear. Of course, this being a story about a revenant, the samurai refused to stay dead. He fought back, and refused to rest until his charge was brought back to the palace and safely installed as the new daimyo, at which point he kneeled down under a cherry tree and calmly passed away. Likewise, in the Miracle at Bone Pass, based on the seige of Osoveic Fortress, a contingent of guards returned as revenants to repulse a gnoll army, staying undead just long enough for their relief to arrive, at which point every last one of them dropped dead, with their graves already dug.

[@jaidenfrench6744]

Here's an idea for a one shot revolving around a Revenant. The party is at this big party or gathering and a Revenant shows up looking for the person who killed them. Now the party isn't able to take out a revenant but luckily they're able to get it outside of the gates, but these gates won't hold forever and when the Revenant gets in they will tear apart every one to find the killer. So it turns into a big who done it to find and take care of the killer first before the Revenant gets in. And to prevent them from just asking who it was have it so the revenant is to blinded by rage or better yet there mouth is stitched shut. I don't know I thought that sounded fun.

[@firedeath21]

If you think gnomes are the most hated little guys you clearly never heard of kender

[@jkillyleagh953]

We had to deal with a revenant. The way we stopped it was by petrifying it and sticking it in our basement

[@georgeuferov1497]

Hilda is a masterpiece

[@King_of_Clovers]

Until it canceled. Netflix... why!? There no reason to do that!

[@georgeuferov1497]

@@King_of_Clovers was it cancelled? Seems like it ended quite naturally

[@King_of_Clovers]

@@georgeuferov1497 I went to double check. Season 3 was cut down by Netflix (S1 and S2 having 13 episodes while S3 had 8 including the 1 hour long special) and it was supposed to be the last, but it wasn't actually canceled. If enough people want it to come back, it could.

[@georgeuferov1497]

@@King_of_Clovers ah yes, it isn't Netflix if it doesn't cancels best things

[@theenderdestruction2362]

​@@georgeuferov1497remember netflix creator made it as they were angry at blockbuster

[@westindonnell]

Runedaddy back to dropping weekly bangers

[@Technodreamer]

That year long limit is bogus. Hell no, you don't get to just wait out a vengeful revenant.

[@kingofredleopards]

In the Curse of Strahd game I played, my paladin ended up becoming a revevant after dying. Was an interesting turn for the character to go from doing what he could to help everyone, to putting everyone to the side in order to eliminate Strahd to free the rest of the party from Barovia knowing he himself wouldn't make it out now

[@puppetstring55]

Hilda is a really good show! You never see Hilda praise for some reason.

[@fungalmage3336]

I'm not a huge fan of the Revenant's nemesis wallhacks personally, because it means they don't have to wander, roam, and properly hunt for their prey. I like them having a strong inclination of where they *might* be, without them being able to pinpoint their target. Also, I want to run an adventure involving a Revenant which is irreconcilably furious and unable to rest in peace until they butcher their killer, except the "murder" was just an unfortunate accident. The Revenant deserves to rest, and the killer doesn't deserve to be torn apart by a vengeful revenant. There might be a way to appease the revenant's thirst for vengeance without anyone needing to die, but that's the crux of the issue.

[@dhalterman]

Of note, the pathfinder 2e version of revenants literally cannot forgive the target of their vengeance.

[@cooldude2722]

Man. I don’t know why a genie saying they “play fast & loose” with wishes is so funny, but I’m still glad for it.

[@wheekwarrior1406]

Im so sorry to hwar about tony, it must be very hard for you to grieve.

[@Babbleplay]

I did not play him once he was undead, but had a character come back as a revenant. I question the FM's definition of betrayal, but to summarize, were playing 2nd ed, with the unbalanced crits, and I got my head torn off by a zombie who rolled a nat 20, and because the party fled, abandoning my body, that character came back, carrying his head, hunting the party for revenge, so my new character ended up having to help fight off my old character.

[@francisweller839]

Also I love the story intros thank you for keeping them❤️

[@librarianseth5572]

Couldn't you just tie up the revenant? If you destroy the body, the soul goes free to track you down, and it regenerates from wounds. It doesn't get super strong when the body resurrects, so just tie that sucker down and amontillado it for a week.

[@EagleScoutBlackBelt586]

It can’t die but if it doesn’t feel pain it will either keep trying to break out or damages its body enough to die and find a new host. You have to put it somewhere like a padded cell with a straight jacket so can’t break out but also can’t destroy itself to get a new respawn point.

[@librarianseth5572]

@@EagleScoutBlackBelt586 It doesn't need to breathe, right? Oobleck. Slip it in slow, and it won't be able to escape.

[@garrettdavis8272]

This actually came up in my home game. The party found a revenant that was chained to weights at the bottom of an ocean. His target of vengeance was a big crime boss

[@jayl5032]

Pocket dimension of forever floating. This solves a lot of problems that can't be solved by smashing it normally.

[@grayrook8637]

The sacriest thing is that they keep all their skills.

[@kulgydudemanyo]

We had a Revenant in a campaign I was in a while ago. I had been talking to my DM about multiclassing into warlock for a while and I had this sword given to me by an earth primordial (Grumbar) that whenever I get a crit against a prone creature, the body gets sucked into the earth and the primordial gets to eat it. So I knock it prone, I get the crit and I make a deal to pledge my services to Grumbar for a year so long as he imprisoned the revenant until it's soul was released. It was a spur of the moment deal fueled by a bunch of seemingly unconnected events and discussions that came together really well! Probs one of my most badass DnD moments.

[@CryptofSkulk]

Its been a running gag in my campaigns that at some point there WILL be a Revenant NPC who trys to kill them and refuses to use any logic 😂😂😂. First campaign it was a guy who was force fed a fruit that turns ppl into half dragons. Second time it was a shark man who wanted revenge for the party killing his queen

[@sebastiangyldendal8341]

Loving the little stories you have been including in the videos

[@stickyxliver1223]

2:49 the Overlord, love that game.

[@deepseastonecore3017]

Who was the most famous French skeleton? Napoleon Bone-apart

[@TheUncouthGentleman]

Revenants are one of my favorite monsters because they allow very easily for one of my favorite character dynamics: "HEY, YOU CAN'T KILL HIM! ONLY *I* GET TO DO THAT!"

[@MrMaradok]

I can imagine a Revenant campaign, where the BBEG killed the party, and now they have all the Revenant bonuses, but also a one year timer to complete the campaign

[@pirateking56128]

Honestly I really love genies. I think they are really neat.

[@Gam3Junkie7]

RIP Tony.

[@Voc_spooksauce]

Love your humor and video style man, even if you don't change in decades it will still be fun to not only listen but also watch! Cheers from Brazil, mwah :]

[@dracoshield2344]

Hey Runesmith I was kinda unsure about hiw much I liked the new narrative angle for these videos, but this one was really good and fun and cool, keep it up

[@AberrantChibi]

Basically, you murderhobo around, you get revenants as your prize.

[@DudeManDude-ot5fv]

When you get so pissed at someone you forget to stay dead. Like when you're having an argument and you both start walking away but you turn back to keep arguing.

[@erikgilson1687]

Loving this ongoing narrative

[@dxjxc91]

Hilda *is* really good. A fun representation of Nordic folklore.

[@ChristopherLeviHopkinsThe2nd]

YOOO YOUR MAKEING SO MANY NEW VIDS MAN, YOU EARNED A SUB

[@gaidencastro9706]

Can't you just put them in prison? Do they have master escape skills?

[@giladpellaeon1691]

I've actually had a character turn into a revenant in a campaign because the party left him for dead. Also, Hilda is really good!

[@forcelightningcable9639]

…run over by a car while I’m at home, wiping was not how I imagined going out, but I guess here we are.

[@rejvaik00]

🎶Undead!🎶 🎶You better get up out the way🎶 🎶Tomorrow we'll rise so lets fight to day🎶 🎶And no, IDGAF what you think or say🎶 🎶Cause we gonna rock this whole place anyway 🎶

[@Iymarra]

Loved the vid, sorry to hear about your uncle (unless that was just part of the vid) - mine died suddenly a couple weeks ago and we are still dealing.

[@shagtastic9218]

Holy shit that ending threw me off guard. Nice

[@starblade8719]

Bro’s Uncle got Magnus Archived

[@Kakkarot211]

you gotta think there is way to trap that soul

[@anonymouse2675]

That`s why you don`t kill them, you imprison them instead. Some way were they WONT be getting out. A year later, no more Revenant...

[@aerothelich2023]

Revenants remind me so much of the Crow. There is a TTRPG called Hexxen and the Revenants in that game aren't even trying to hide it. They have the Makeup and everything. And I think that's really cool

[@BigBrainGamer-lq1rr]

Arise ye tarnished, ye dead who yet live…

[@francisweller839]

I am currently dealing with a revenant in a game where we trade DMs. The DM who introduced the revenant doesn’t want it to trade bodies because he thinks that’s dumb, and I have decided not to fight him on this because it died right next to a dwarves barbarian last time

[@pockystyx4087]

it'd be funny if someone came back as a revenant and just. . . didn't kill their vengeance target. Like; now they just are kind of a Lich without any phylactery, and as much time as they need to totally kill their nemesis, they swear.

[@jasonfurumetarualkemisto5917]

Nope won't work, they get a year to off their target or they permanently turn to dust. That's why they're so desperate.

[@jasonfurumetarualkemisto5917]

Won't work that way, they've got a year or they permanently turn to dust. However...... External magical powers like Domains of dread can keep them around so long as the target still lives. As in Curse of Strahd.

[@dieselsdungeons]

To answer your question (in the description), I was reading the description because I was wondering if the end of this video was some sort of way you were telling everyone you were going on hiatus.

[@TinyWizard-]

Because of a certain dm which shall not be named I can only think of revenants as petty and annoying.

[@VoxRatio]

I am currently running a game where my players are revenant royal guards after having been betrayed by the King's guard. They started mortal and unraveled a plot by one of the royal advisors. This advisor found out and set them up. For the first time I had a combat where my goal was to TPK. And no, I didn't tell them that was the plan. They were under the impression it was just like any other game. I felt terrible, but man they did awesome, and nearly foiled me. It made the whole thing that much more impactful when they came back. You can certainly say they have some serious motivation now.

[@ClumzorZ]

Not one mention of The Crow, good job.

[@Ragnarok-ri9lq]

[5:40] Smiling Friends ahh moment

[@hasaiah]

I guess you can capture one using Soul Cage? I mean, feels stressful to have your sworn enemy caged up. Mind just be adding more fuel to the fire xP

[@WrathMilten]

Uncle tonys gonna return as a purple worm

[@skelitonking117]

There's no way what you did to this bandit king was vile enough to make him angry and vengeful enough to rise as a revenant lol

[@mutantmaster1]

could a lich somehow use the revenant's undying soul as an eternal capri sun?

[@JojyAsmir]

I would assume the soul being used to power the phylactery would be effectively the same as it being destroyed.

[@GotrekGurnisson]

Serial mom is a gem

[@12oshinko]

Ha! I just created a vampire boss character based on Count Magnus Lee and Meier Link. Undeads forever!

[@tomisabum]

SOLOMON GRUNDY WANTS 5E STAT BLOCK TOO!

[@Joubes]

Theoretically an army of them could form and unite against a bbg.

[@sidecharacter7165]

Until the BBEG discovers cement and creates a road of bones with their tortured souls beneath it(trapped in cement without need to eat or breathe or sleep, and cannot move).

[@rodon265]

2:10 "lets say I accidentally hit you with my car right now" eh, not personal enough. Tray backing over the victim a few more times, throwing some insults about skill issue, and then we might be talking about taking it personally.

[@ClockFink]

SLC Punk. The correct answer if you’re afraid to admit to what you actually like Matthew Lillard from, SLC Punk is always a safe street-cred answer

[@mardethkellerman1182]

I wanna see dungeon soup's barbarian deal with one of these undead guys...

[@hazama4478]

1) My wife actually laughed at the like and subscribe bit. 2) I did not know about the "take over the nearest corpse" bit and now my players are gonna have a LOT of "fun" Look, I don't get to play, I gotta get my fun in somewhere

[@SteveAkaDarktimes]

Revenants are literally a european medieval thing. they were basically undead Terminators.

[@avon22889]

We've made a revenant accidentally on an AI DM campaign

[@leojaksic8372]

To have a Revenant... Just Summon them in Attack Position. They're only Level 4, and have 1800 ATK which is pretty high and- oh, wait... That's Vendreads. I was thinking of Yugioh.

[@peterwhite6415]

With the ending of the video: I imagine the next video might be about Genies... wich would be really interesting to watch since those guys are in a weird spot in existance since their Elementals who can often vibe with alot of odd creatures (Fiends, Elementals and Celestials in some odd cases). Infortunally their lore in 5e is fucking butchered and you have to go to older editions to learn more about them, their culture (wich includes how each treats their Slaves/Servants and their organization) and the general relationships between the 4 main types.

[@zimattack9994]

What about the all mighty mayonnaise jar

[@gustavolemos5913]

the literal worm tomato vtuber

[@Yacovo]

Thanks for the video

[@themidnightbanshee5927]

Ah the annoying uninvited house guest

[@krazyfan1489]

Also. how does the whole "they know where the person that killed them is" bit work considering disguises? does it work on who killed them, or who they THINK killed them? Imagine them tracking down their target only for it to not be who they thought it was.

[@Loreweavver]

Rick and Morty versus the Pope.

[@oram9640]

it would ve really cool to play a revenant