It's actually very nice to hear that in Mystara that there's a safe place for someone to go to rest despite all the mad liches and hilariously uncaring wizards that wouldn't think twice about pilfering a corpse or twenty. A solomn guardian with a grim task, but a necessary and respected one.

This guy is so interesting and different. Fearsome yet comforting, he represents a different take on death in D&D. Love it.

The fact that this video is basically an abe vigoda tribute makes me smile.

'Looking forward to the fighting/fencing schools videos. Especially the 'Flail The Sword Like A Madman' school. ;)

He almost sounds like he was being written for the 2nd edition roll out, and then they just stopped.

Thank you for introducing me to this character. I have a penchant for playing neutral and good-aligned necromancers whenever I can get away with it. The usual motief is that my character is a sort of "bail bondsman" who hunts down intelligent undead who didn't properly cut a deal with the God of Death beforehand as well as helping those reanimated without their consent find their way back to their originally scheduled afterlife. Jamie is pretty close to the fully realized version of what I'm trying to achieve with those characters.

I don't remember reading about this guy when I first read the Irendi Gazetteer. Sounds very Hawaiian. And frightening. Looking forward to the next one. How's your house? Are things still flooded?

Unrelated to the video, but were you the inspiration for the art of bargle that you always use? The similarities are far too many to be an coincidence in my opinion.

Everyone loved Abe Vigoda... But, I prefer Winona.

I like small plot hooks or just lore things like this. Really fleshes out a area.

Possible Archfey... like a Halloweenesque Unseelie, although the friendlier type?

Thanks