"What they actually do tell you but I know your to lazy to look it up" is low key my favorite stuff you do

So Elves are basically magic Vulcans who are addicted to mind-melding

So chief, we gonna talk about the Raven Queen, or nah? From what I understand, she basically did what Karsus tried (albeit with a good few strings attached) through High Magic.

last time I was this early 12th level spells were still possible

I want to play a drow cleric who worships Eilistraee, and everytime she casts a spell she litterally "plucks" the Weave. One pluck: Cantrip, two plucks: 1st level, 3 plucks: 2nd level, so on so forth.

High elves = arch magic elves, the og elves, the elf-ish elves that ever elfed....

MrRhexx. If you could, after this series, do something on dwarves? I find them quite interesting and maybe you could dig up some interesting things.

So elves use fairy-typed moves instead of dragon-typed. Makes sense

Sounds like becoming a jedi with extra steps

These last few elf videos have really inspired me to start playing more elves. They’re so cool and fun. I’m definitely gonna be playing a lore master wizard moon elf who wants to unlock the secrets of high magic in hopes of using it to gain the favor back from the gods and regain permanent entry into Arvandor

When he showed us the leftovers of some elven magic at 14:18 i feel like he should make a video of the entire map. Of how everything has formed on it, what history it has behind it. Atm we look at the map, oh there is a forest nice etc. However after this vid i will never look at the High Moor the same again :O

I am positively loving these videos about Elvish magic and culture. I've just started playing an Eladrin Onomancer, so I'm getting some really useful pieces of information! Thank you, and please make more!

After High Magic, you should do a series on all the races present in the new Eberron: Rising from the Last War book. I’d love to learn the in-depth stories about the Quori dream spirits and their war and language and culture from you.

Wait all the elves are connected by magic and feel eachother's pain? Does that mean one could cause the elves to die from a broken heart by amplifying the tortured screams of enough elves to the point that they get depressed? Purely for scientific reasons I swear.

In the book Elminster in Myth Drannor the way the creating of the mythal was described made it seem like it was done using elven high magic, including the linking of beings, minds, and needing to impart some of their essences... that would somewhat mean that Elminster, a human, did take part in elven high magic, and he was being trained in their magics as well through various elven mentors under the instructions of Mystra.

I just wanted to say, I thoroughly enjoy the fact you highlight the lore of older additions for players who haven't tried them! It makes it easier to roleplay a creature or NPC (at least to me). Keep up the fantastic work! P.S. when we gonna get that what they don't tell you about pixies and/or fairys

The world runs on the weave ! I knew dunkin doughnuts claims were suspicious.

Dude I'm a huge D&D fan but sadly haven't been able to play for a few years due to not having a group anymore so i love your videos it really brings back some fond memories from D&D and baldur's gate era for me. Thanks for the work you put into these

High Mage Mr Rhexx teaching humankind how these powerful spells work yet we can't use them even if magic was a thing by D&D standards

I seem to remember in the Forgotten Realms series there was a Book ( Elminster in Myth Drannor by Ed Greenwood) about the creation of the Mythal in Myth Drannor. There were Non-Elves included in the ritual for that one. Granted a Chosen of Mystra, the Magister, a Half-elf Archmage, and if I remember correctly a LeShay. None the less it does show that at least some very select few of other races that have ways of gaining extremely long lives are capable of learning the connections to allow them to participate in a Myriad level High magic spell as a spell caster in the second rank, or in the case of Elminster, as a free connection traveling along the web of magic looking for malicious intent and protecting the casters.

I feel I could manipulate how long it takes for a character to learn the weave by making clones of that character and connecting them through mind gems.

High magic - true magic. Something I would love to be able to do in one campaign somehow.... teach me, master!!! Edit: good bews and bad news. Good news - it's possible-ish. Bad news - it needs a stupidly high level of backstory and an age requirement as well as the fact that no DM would accept making me this OP, along with casting time and the fact it's group magic.... yeouch, that's a lot.

Elves seem to have an "in" with the higher powers of the multi-verse. Are there any other contenders for that title or are they unique?

hey man just wanted to say i appreciate all the great video's. So much interesting info. well anyways hope your Holidays are safe and happy.

More promising than *_"Puff the Magic Dragon",_* I'll tell you that... Still trying to catch the dragon, to this day and to no avail!

I love how these videos tend to show some micelaiouse detail on the sidelines wich just hapenes to provide neat explanations for some of my more outlandish plottpoints.

Who else wants What they don't tell you about warforged. Just me ok

Elminster Aumar, in the book Elminster in Myth Drannor, took part in casting Elven High Magic to create a mythal - if I recall correctly :) I haven't read that book in like 20 years though... Time to go dig it out!

Your videos are so informative! I keep learning so much cool stuff to incorporate into my world and campaigns! Thank you so much!!!

I'm in love !! These videos are fantastic!! Giving me all the lore and information I need to help inspire the campaign I am working on

The series that you have created is amazing to me. Every time I am stuck in my homebrew campaign I come to your channel for inspiration and each time I get something new out of it.

Dude I just caught you. Good time too because I've been enjoying this series so much.

I'm so hyped for your narration of the lists!

It is most satisfying to look upon the pieces of art in the background of these videos and identify which (non-FR, non-DnD) settings they are taken from. The book cover at 9:22 was one hell of a surprise.

Mr. Rhexx, thank you so much for presenting all this lore in such an interesting, engaging way! I'm a new player to D&D, and this lore helps me understand and immerse myself in this new world I've found. I'm glad I have a good guide who knows his stuff! The use of art and music is really enjoyable too!

Oh man, the meditation described in this is really similar to how my Half-Drow archmage sees the world. I wanted to play a character that, like me, is neurodivergent, and one of her strengths is that she's keenly aware of the patterns in nature, which in turn led to her being preternatural when it came to learning magic, to the point where in game she's been described as pretty much having detect magic always on. This video makes me feel real good :)

The way they learn high magic actually sounds like a good meditative exercise irl. That would really elevate your perception, senses, and awareness of your environment around you.

I clicked so fast it broke the sound barrier

I love your content! Thank you for making it so easy to understand such in depth lore!

I love this D&D series. Make videos on the rules/kinds of playstyle and adventures aswell.

Love your work buddy

It's always so hard for me to watch these videos, because I get so caught up in what Mr Rhexx is saying, and how fascinating it all is, that my mind starts to race and my imagination sets ablaze, so I get distracted and miss something!

I really think a What They Dont Tell You About Humans would be amazing and interesting

*Seeing how rituals work* Rogue drows be like: Feels bad man...😢

This is completely compatible with my old rules for Loom of Magus (my campaign universe) rules. All magic above level 9 are 10th level spells. It's a division by 0 thing at that point, level 10 is infinite potential. The level 10 spells with a single caster have a cost, be it casting time to infirmity to sacrifice. Level 10 spells of high effect have lower costs if the power is shared by other spell casters. Elfin High Magic never did the single-caster 10th level spell godlike ability on these. They just did the 10th level spells softly. By the way, that whole becoming the god of magic as the avatar that shattered the Forgotten Realms universe... in Loom of Magus, it would be classified as an unknown cost experimental 10th level spell that the first casting revealed the cost in casting it. 10th level spells = infinite potential in Loom of Magus.

"Elves consider humans too individualistic, and are all focused on the good of the community." Soo... elves are Lawful?

Concept: Rary's Telepathic Bond. It lasts for one hour. 5th level. could likely be used to connect human wizards to a single elf who would connect them to the ritual. Alternatively, Mind flayers could likely achieve similar effects.

These magic videos are great I hope you can do more of them.

Mabye after this series you could do a video or video's about the orc's. I always hear about them and there legendary horde's that once sweept the lands but, i don't really know much about them. Absolutly love your video's btw.

I would have loved if you showed us some examples of what High Magic can do. I know you mentioned some in previous videos, but would be great if it was all here in one place. Other than that, this was an awesome video to watch! Love your channel!

This video got me thinking about hags and covens. Since hags only gain their greatest power when working together in unison as a coven, are they tapping into some type of high magic?

This video finally helped me to understand the severety of the transgration and punishment of John Irenicus from Baldurs Gate 2. The context is much appreciated.

Those last 3 episodes are amazing =) I play a bit of RP in World of Warcraft and elfs there feel so shallow and their background not clarified compared to this

I like the idea of numerous different ways of using the weave, rather than just the standard pluck theory.

7:28. Hey! You included a picture of the half elf assassin Leesil , and Magiere, the damphire in your video! Awesome! The Noble Dead is a great series, it puts a different spin on elves.

In 2e Cormanthor supplement, the High Moor was created by elves using High Magic to destroy dark elves during the Crown Wars on a Miyertar (a dark elf city) it is/was known as “The Dark Disaster”. Good video btw!

Your videos are the best. Thank you.

You really hit the mark around 23:00 in that this is a framework, more like a setting than a point by point campaign. It specifically states that they can go months (ingame) between major points in the story. What I did was made use of resources like the Forgotten Realms Wiki and Candlekeep and the Forgotten Realms Library websites as well as digging through TOD to research all points between parnast and waterdeep. Sometimes I even found lore dating back to 2nd and 3rd edition to help give me an idea for the history of the towns. For my family I started them off as being from the Dalelands and one of the characters is a wizard who was told to head to waterdeep first then to candlekeep to expand his spellbook. Then brought them across the desert using the DDAL5-02 "The Black Road" which lead into Parnast and DDAL5-01 "Treasure of the Broken Hoard". They just finished that part up. Now they are heading to waterdeep. Along the way they have been seeing and will continue to see all sorts of signs that the Giants are VERY active. I premade several things from the 'random wilderness encounters', particularly the non-combat things for the party to stumble across that also helped re-enforce the giant storyline. That route from Parnast to waterdeep has several points along it that have encounters already in it and it it will be easy to create something in waterdeep that points them to Goldenfields. Though if they prefer to stick in waterdeep we could easily transition to WD-DH and come back to the SKT stuff afterwards (though I'd need to scale up the difficulty for their level). The flexibility of this campaign is what really appealed to me as a DM as I sometimes have a hard time grasping premade NPCs and If I make my own with my own subplots my improve skills are far better. If you want to run LMOP first you could easily point them to Triboar from Phandalin (p.231 has ideas) Anytime the adventures stopped in a town/village that doesn't have much info I strongly recommend using resources like LoreSmyth's Remarkable Inns and Remarkable Shops. There's lots of resources out there to create small things in these towns. Simply the people in that area seeing giant movement that leads/points to the nearest story plot point. It doesn't have to be a fully scripted encounter. I love the advice I got before i started DMing to pregen several NPCs with basic tasks/jobs that you can just drop into any village. Heck you could premake a couple villages in generic terms so no matter where your party goes you can just change the flavor text and it fits wherever they go so you're not caught flatfooted. One thing to do is to talk with the party at the end of each session and get the general idea of where they plan to go so you can be prepared. In the last campaign i finished as a player our DM found out REAL fast that she needed to ask us this, even in roundabout ways, what our plans were so she could prepare. More than once we all Ziged when she expected us to ZAG and was coming up with things on the fly. As a DM don't hesitate to either slow the party down with random encounters or just end a session early if they are heading into an area you're not prepared for. That being said we haven't finished the rest of the campaign so I'm not sure how my players will enjoy the rest of it. I'm just in the planning stages for most of it.

Hey Rhexx. let me start off with, I love your videos and how you do them! Literally the best way to get information without reading is this and not jsut that, the narrtion is amaizng! I was wondering if you could do a video about bugbears and even goblina but mainly bugbears... I would love that.

wooh! i really want to learn these high magic spells.

My DM and I came up with this same system in 1993-4. It's like WotC downloaded my brain!!

Thank you! Good video!

Thank you for a fascinating video.

Love the videos, and always watch for your uploads from you on D&D videos. So I was wondering if you would be able to do a video on what they don't tell us about either the Gem Dragons or Lycanthropes(Like a series on each of the different types maybe?)

I was just about to cry when it ended! I love all of the elven episodes!

Awesome!!!

This guy could explain nen and I wouldn’t be confused ✌🏻

I was watching Witcher and LoTR videos and this video popped up in my reccomended. It took me few minutes to realize this is about D&D. Funny how it could actually fit into both Witcher and LoTR universe :)

Love these

MrRhexx you've talked about how elves are seeking to return to their pantheon, but how does this affect Baelnorn? Or will that be covered when you do liches?

Wizard: "yo bro why the fuck is the Drow levitating?" Druid: "He smoked some opium and failed his consave and it procced his high magic" Drow: "I finally understand that Half-Breed Band Geek now..." Bard: "You said it."

This is a very interesting concept

10:50 HEY THATS SYMBAROUM ART! :) Way overlooked world / system.

Bruh love ur vids

Can you eventually do a video on aaracokra please? I very much enjoy your content. Glad to have someone who can be so informative

Another upload?! Noice

The weave ... is... the force ! ^^

11:52 : AND I CAN GO *EVEN FURTHER BEYOND!!!* 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Another amazing video sir! Many likes and thumbs up! Question, would this work with a sorcerer? And how does the weave come into play when a Sorcerer can spend their own Sorcerer Points as if it was weave points?

Are you going to do a series about Dwarves? I'd love one about them

All these what they don't tell you vids are really interesting.

That last minute theory just inspired a campaign for me to run👀

Really like your videos. You should read "The Complete Book of Elves" from 2e and maybe "Races of the wild" 3.5 (even though the second one doesnt add too much) to go even deeper into the elven race ;)

I see a Name of The Wind reference, I like the video.

This is quite enlightening when considering the current Critical Role Bell's Hells campaign and the possible objectives and motivations of Ludinus Da'leth.

For the elves, Friendship is *High* Magic. Reading about this, and seeing the resemblance between the city on the Spelljammer and the city of Canterlot, along with the Spaarkil who died to make the Spelljammer after singing to younger races in the stars, all contributed to my homebrew setting. It’s a mix between edgy post-multiverse apocalypse (complete with dead or weakened gods and lots of plot threads about their canon failings/downfalls), and wholesome points of light amidst dangerous wastelands, city dungeons, extradimensional mountains, the graveyards and inheritors of the Feywild and many other settings... And the occasional FRIENDSHIP IS MAGIC reference and lore tidbit to amuse some players, and leave others in tears. Don’t take it too seriously, even most of the gods and dragons forgot about the pony stuff. Have fun and don’t be afraid to go big and wild with your games! For me, unicorns and ki-rin and their kin just have some seriously tragic Deep Lore that many elves and surviving gods still fight to recover. The “Misty Isles” was the world where Corellon grew up as an elf before the Dawn War and Titan War. etc. ;) EDIT: mustn’t forget the flammable rainbow Phlogiston. That’s paralleled by the flammable (and ultra-spicy) liquid rainbows of Equestria.

When karsus cast his folly, it must have been a bit messed up for the elves, viewing everying in human vision for a moment. Everyone would have been rubbing their eyes looking at each other and saying "did you see that? what the hell was that?" then just shrugged and moved on their way.

I would like to see videos about what they don't tell you about orcs and half orcs.

Cool info and all, but I'd like to hear about elvish none high magic. Gimme some lore I can use on the table top. Ideas of how to shape my elven mage to be more then just a human with less con and no bonus feat.

Rituals of the Myriad are "take my energy" in D&D form.

11:52 *immediately breaks into ssj3*

Loving all the elf lore, they're basically the humans of the multiverse lol

Now I want a side video of "Everything you don't know about Half-Elves"

After this could you please cover the drow? Id love to get a deeper look into their culture

8:21 So, in essence, to cast as elves cast, wizard needs to intimately understand turbulent flow - something that is not yet accessible to humans of Earth btw.

Make a video about epic spells seed and how they worked in the lore in relation to 10+ level spells and elvish high magic.

the writers of naruto need to make a series in a dnd setting about a wizard who goes through a whole arc (a few seasons) of gaining power and reaching 20th level, just to have a sequal series about realizing how little he knows when he discovers elvish high magic, and then goes on an other arc (an other few seasons) about learning humility and wisdom and patience and all that to learn elvish highmagic. like how in avatar, prince zuko had a whole arc on becoming a warrior and capturing the avatar, but then had an other arc where he learned to be calm and humble and discovered a new way to tap into fire bending. thats actually a really good analogy to a human wizard trying to learn elvish high magic. instead of yelling at the weave and telling it what to do, speaking with the weave and going with the flow.

Can you do a video talking about the Vedalkin race please? I’m currently playing one and I want to learn more about them.

Could listen to these videos for hours. Actually thats exactly what happened

There should be a 5e wizard school based on weave magic, hm, maybe the scribe school would fit.