5. A gem. 4. A knife. 3. A stick. 2. A door. 1. Documents.

So Savras became trapped in the staff after being struck by it; anyone else find it ironic that the God of Divination didn't see that coming?

"I AM A DnD GOD!" Some random nerd: haha staff go bonk

You know as soon as he mentioned different senses my immediate thought was what, turn the scrolls into braille… And that’s what he said, As a blind DND fan that just made me unbelievably happy

Can you imagine owning one of the most powerful Artifacts in existence but you think it's merely a spell scroll that teaches new handy useful spells

"The fundamentals of magic" aka 9th level magical mastery. These snakey bois were on a whole other level.

Borums heart is also a artifact in itself that lets you breath freely, grow tougher and lets you walk on mud. Id love a series on dead gods and how they were killed and why

I love that the Nether Scrolls teach you based on how much you know. if one could read them all at once they would probably break their brains. One day I hope my archmage gets to the point where she looks at the nether scrolls and sees nothing because they have nothing left to teach her

So a Nether Scroll is the exact opposite of an Elder scroll? Got it.

The living gate is probably Yog-Sothoth, who in lovecraftian mythos is referred to as the gate and key to the realm where the Outer Gods lived.

I love how at 0:52 the gloves pictured are supposed to represent a super powerful artifact when in reality it's the art of a jank uncommon card from MTG. It is gorgeous art though, 100/10 video

"Azuth eventually released Savras from the artifact and the two have become colleagues since then" Azeth: Hey sorry about sticking you in that staff Savras: Eh, it's cool. Azeth: Wanna hang out some time? Savras: Sure, bro.

I'd love to get my hand on those strolls and learn all their arcane secrets especially if it's tailored to teaching you what you would find most useful and easiest to learn With that type of knowledge you could invent new spells, learn to concentrate on multiple spells, perform meta magic without being a sorcerer, etc...

Elf Mages: Yo lets throw away these scrolls so no-one can find them. Me who knows Locate Object: Parry this you filthy casual.

I find it interesting that the Netherese probably got their name from the Nether scrolls. Just goes to show how "in your face" the lore is sometimes.

*transmutes Nether Scrolls into tacos* "Ah, mmm. Yes, I can taste the magic."

LOL.~ I like this demon Graz'zt.~ "What, a lesser being stole my stuff? Hmm...I should punish him, but I don't really need that magic item, I have so many. And he's really not worth the effort of putting on pants today...Oh, servants!~ Go tell a bunch demon thugs that this little creep as a magical superweapon and where to find him.~ That''s be fun to watch.~"

Man, I just started my vary first campaign and your videos have allowed me to understand the world more and I'm a sucker for lore! Thank you and I'm happy I found your channel

At 18:04 I spit my coffee out by accident when I heard that hilarious "merged together"

Question: if one were to read chapter 4 of the nether scrolls in the correct way, could they find out how to get to the bottom of the Abyss and find the Shard of Pure Evil? If so, I imagine that could be used as a plot point for many high level end-game campaigns.

Imagine if those scrolls were magically turned into a person, and you simply asked that person how to access all the knowledge contained within him. Also I imagine that reading the scrolls via live demonstration would also yield new secrets.

When infinity wars released I gave my players access to infinity stones, that were enchantment artifacts that they could use to make any of their items "infinite". 4/5 just made other artifacts infinite use, but then comes along the Thief of our group who asks to make his bag of holding infinite capacity. You can guess how that went later down the line.

If hes the god of divination, how come he didnt forsee the staff shenanigans? Lol

Nice, My day just got more entertaining.

Absolutely obsessed with the way he says the M in "merged" at 18:05 like some orc.

If Savras was the top guy for divination, then how did he not see someone coming up to him and smacking him with a god trapping staff? I bet he worked as a psychic, giving horoscopes over the phone.

I like the new editing style!! You seem to be having a lot of fun with this, and I love it.

In my fantasy world there’s something similar to “The Jathiman Dagger” called “The Athame of Freedom” sometimes called “The Blade of Mercy”. Every god has one of these blades of the god decides they don’t want to be a god anymore and choose a mortal life this blade makes them mortal/human stripping them of their immortality and power. Of course when they use/stab themselves with them it’s only the death of their divinity and not true death.

MrRhexx, you just made my day by pronouncing the Latin words in your video with the Classical Pronunications! It's a big pet peeve to hear Church Latin for things that would sound more sonorous & Clasical Latin is something I don't hear a lot out side of my five years of Latin Classes or away from Divus Magister Craft's channel.

#5 Me: "Hello Mother Hydaelyn." Video: "The Infinity Spindle." Me: *Angry Au Ra noises*

If Raxivart lost the spindle would he lose his godhood?

This guy takes things that most you tubers would make boring he makes it really entertaining

Love your work man, keep it up. Thanks for making my Monday better

The idea of the scrolls is freaking beautiful.

Best vid yet. Simply awesome timing just finished a couple series reread that covered a couple of these. Well done.

Imagine all the storys and knowlege the scrolls could tell you for sometimes wisdom is not only derived from learning but from practice.

Always a pleasure to see one of MrRhexx's videos show up in my subscription feed.

ooh and i think ive just found the ultimate mcguffin my end game BBEG is after, thank you

Just came to say the thumbnnail for this video is a pretty great magic card, and looks like a couple other images as well. You should definitely drop a link to any of the artists' pages if you can, would be good to let people know who they are and where you can go to support them!

Hey Rhexx! I'm loving your inspirational videos, they're helping me make lore for my own elves in my homebrew campaign. I was wondering, however, if you could touch on the Fey Eladrin and their Archfey?

man, you just gave me 2 amazing campaign ideas, thank you so much.

Ah, I remember that time in DDO when some Netherese wizards stole one of the Planus Mechanus scrolls from Oriphaun and proceeded to doom themselves by summoning a pit fiend they had no control over.

"All you have to do is strike a god with the staff" He makes it sound so easy, but does anyone else feel like this is the hardest part of the plan?

This video is so mesmerizing. Well done!

Absolutely fascinating episode, thank you so much. I love your channel. ♥

I have no idea what this guy is talking about .... but I'm enjoying it

Such great content man! keep it up! wishing you all the subscribers!!

This is EXACTLY what I needed for my new quest.

me at 5# "wait, that's Hydaelyn" *hears this can transform someone into a demigod* "yup, that's Hydaelyn alright"

Love these videos! Any plans on covering more of the deities?

MrRhexx: The Infinity Spindle! Me: That’s a picture of Hydallen

Yay! Happy days :D thank you MrRhexx~

That was a fun video to watch. Thanks for making it.

I love how each of these magic items could very well be used for the crux of a campaign.

Azuth: Yes, YES! Now I have you, my old 'friend.' What unknown secrets will we plumb? What depths of forgotten lore and unknown knowledge will we drag into the light? WILL WE GAZE INTO THE FAR PLANE? WILL WE READ THE DREAD PLANS OF THE DARK SORCERERS OF THE ABYSS? Savras: **in staff** **sighs** So, Sune had to wait for some leaves to be cleared, so she's taking her bath a little late today. On the other hand, Auril's having a pre-massage snowball fight with her handmaidens, so I figured you might want to tune into that for a while. After that, Sharess normally has something going on in the afternoon, which should take you up to when things get good at chez Loviatar. To close the day out, we've got options -- we could drop in on Selune, like we do every night, or there's a once-in-a-generation nude spider ritual going on in the Demonweb Pits, so we could check out Lolth and actually learn something about magic, which, you know, would be nice, for a change. Azuth: Yes. Yeeeeees. My plans come to fruition. None can oppose me now that I see all. Savras: This is sad. Seriously. I mean, you should talk to someone.

So, what if a character was created (a halfling or elf) that had gotten hold of the first chapter? I know it's up to the DM but, a halfling that got lucky enough to steal this scroll could be a powerful wizard. I would love to play a role in secret (between the DM and I) that seems to pull out a win when things seem the worst.

Genuinely wish MrRhexx has the opportunity to do voice acting/narration for audio books in the near future. I genuinely feel really relaxed and intrigued listening to his content.

I've been searching for an artifact that I can use to connect two written campaigns together and I found it in the Janthiman Dagger. Bane Baal and Merkel too. Too perfect to pass up!

I have a file on my pc full of minor magic items, rediculous home brew items and other things i thought could be fun in the future. Like this example: "Fishing rod of featherweight, a fishing rod wrongly enchanted to make its wielder the weight of a feather and not its catch."

18:05 Hahaha you "Merged" into the muppet Grover for a second there

Amazing video as usual

Love the irencrag feat used in the thumbnail

Nice list! I actually had an entire campaign based on the Jathamites.

The time has come to make the nether tome. All of the scrolls in one. Able to be experienced by all senses. Able to be copied. Has a sections that tell you about elven high magic and epic magic in the first chapter. Has the 6th chapter there. Gonna put this one in whenever i make a campaign. This isn't the scrolls themselves it is a new artifact based on the scrolls that copies and adds to the knowledge they have, consolidated into one tome, like the book of ultimate evil but for magic in it entirety. Feel free to use this one, maybe dont give it too your wizard pcs unless you want them to break your games.

Love your work buddy. :)

The music in the background is the Fish in Carnival of the Animals, I believe. Wonderful piece, nice choice.

The + 5 flaming vorpal that lopped off heads on a 15 that the old original fire giant king had was cool, it was also fun to be the last 1 picking loot, take the sword & use a wish I had been saving for months to wish it to become human sized.

my warlock needs that fancy god-killing shank.. for reasons.

So, if I understood this correctly, the Nether Scrolls contain 50 scrolls and 5 chapters. When they where transformed into the Golden Grove of Hidden Knowledge, a sixth chapter was added; teaching of High Magic, the Weave, and 10th to 11th level spells. What I want to know is if you can still access the sixth chapter of the Nether Scrolls? If the Golden Grove was destroyed did that also destroy the sixth chapter or did it also become more scrolls?

"Gates of Firestorm peak", 2nd edition module has a known gate to the far realm. Can only open every 25 years in correspondence with the coming of a comet.

So a nether scroll is basically the internet for wizards

While I agree with the list that you provided. I'm still a little sad artifacts like dragon orbs and the ring of winter were not included. Though I am really excited to have learned more about the nether scrolls. I've got a forgotten realms/ homebrew campaign that involves the world being un-sundered and the players are finding ruins of the Netheriese empire.

Bro ur the best, when i get a job again I'll deff support u

Gonna build a campaign where my party has to turn the nether scrolls into a scratch and sniff book, brb.

My guess is that the Staff of Savras was destroyed in killing Mystra. The Empyrean Odyssey by Thomas M. Reid provides a few lines to support that.

Daam that video was totally mesmerizing (not to mention the greatly suited music, ofc). Great job :3

I would love an apisode about the fae dark... i hear so much of them from tour videos but not about them especifically, or maybe just the dark fae in general

12:33 Nether Scroll appears in front of JoCat "This probably contains some form of ancient wisdom. Scroll reads "Fireball isn't the answer to everything" JoCat "PFF" *yeets

That was super interesting, can we get more artifact stuff?

18:03 MrRhexx merged with Bobcat Goldthwait for a second

I like to imagine that if you transformed the nether scrolls into something you could listen to, it would be a pair of headphones that played MrRhexx's voice talking about lore :D

Subscribed. Because I like your narration of the subject matter. Tone it down a bit, sound a little less intense (but more intrigued), and you have a polished product, imo.

The Nether Scrolls by far seem the most interesting to me, especially with a bunch of its hidden properties.

"The Infinity Spindle" Me: Oh look, it's Hydaelyn.

Great song choice

The jathiman dagger For when you need to kill something..... really really hard

Awesome video as always. Where is the thumbnail from

awesome video!

So you're telling me....you can remove the dagger, and so long as you return it within 30 days, Borum will still be dead? Sounds like a deal to me.

I plan on a Drow centric champaign where at some point Eilistraee guides the party to where the broken Crescent Blade is lying in the Demonweb Pits. Now I know a way that they can repair the blade while having my idea of them or at least one of the party being a Drow dealing with being in a surface elf city coming to fruition. They can try to get help from an elf that has knowledge from the scrolls.

What is the music that ques right around 1:02?? It struck a chord of nostalgia in me and now I’m obsessively trying to figure out where I heard it before, also great video!

I can't wait to use these magic items for my campaign

The secret magical artifact is one that makes you sound like Fat Albert 18:05

Most Powerful Magic Item (non-artifact, non-epic) exists in 3.5e (and of course it is subjective to player goals, character class and opinion etc.) In 3.5e I once saw a magic item that I thought could be ridiculously useful. This magic Item is called the 'Belt of Magnificence.' Like a headband of intellect or periapt of wisdom the item provides bonuses to attributes in a similar fashion (+2, +4, +6) (Epic scaling, +8, +10, +12). The difference betwen the headband of intellect or periapt of wisdom is that the belt of magnificence gives the aforementioned attribute bonuses to EVERY ATTRIBUTE simultaneously, all for one item slot. +6 in 6 attributes is a total attribure bonus of +36 or +3 modifier to each attribute. The really great part about the belt of magnificence is when used with multi-attribute dependant classes particularly those with spellcasting, such as wizard/cleric/mystic theurge. This item used with such a class provides a huge benefit in the form of additional spell slots. Now this was an example of a general wonderous item that is incredibly powerful, not artifacts. Artifacts obviously have nearly no limits to their power, potency or scaling, thus they can easily be more powerful than regular magic items. The reason I say the belt of magnificence is the strongest is the economy it gives. It gives the same attribute bonuses as other items of its kind however condensing them all into one item is a HUGE benefit. 6 item slots worth of items in a single slot is incredible (neck, head, hands, cloak and amulet x2). It is even better because normally wisdom and constitution usually come on the same item, amulets. This gives the belt of magnificence even greater value in my opinion because with it you no longer have to choose. Additionally a character is then free to equip all manner of other items in those slots that would have otherwise been used for attribute bonuses. Simply magnificent....pun intended.

Elf: "Mine is a most noble culture of great magical might." Human: "Right, after you stole that knowledge from us. You damn knife ears!"

Yet another great video! I always get great ideas for my campaigns! 😄🙌🏼

Hello! Good video! I really enjoyed your series on dragons, but I do not think you talked about drakes, do you think you could make one in the future?

18:05 "MRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGJDUH!"

Player: uses living gate. Me the DM: roll sanity check.

Where did you get the art for the thumbnail? I need it. Thanks.