D&D Rage of Demons - Designers Explain Villains

Rage of Demons, the new D&D storyline, brings a host of iconic villains back to the Forgotten Realms. In this video, Dungeons & Dragons designers explain who the demon lords are and the threat they represent to the Forgotten Realms. "Dare to Descend with a suite of Rage of Demons products, including: Sword Coast Legends, Neverwinter: Underdark, a D&D tabletop roleplaying game adventure, miniatures and accessories."

[video=youtube;nruW1IAUVzc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nruW1IAUVzc[/video]
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[Geistrin]

I'm glad they put so much thought into how to characterize and portray the demon lords. At this point in my life, I have more nostalgia and affinity for these characters than I do Santa Clause and the Easter Bunny, so it warms my heart to see they are in good hands.

 

[Sacrosanct]

Is it tomorrow yet?

 

[edutrevi]

I wish player characters could defeat Demogorgon on this adventure!

 

[Kramodlog]

I can't remember WotC doing that much promo for one of its D&D books. I wonder if the next ones will have the same out or this amount is due to SCL launching soon.

I stand corrected. This isn't a promo for OoTA, it is for the whole RoD event.

 

[raphaelus]

Pretty cool vid.
We got a glipse already of the madness charts in one of the page previews, and I'm guessing each demon lord has its own.

 

[WackyAnne]

At the end of the video it seems to suggest that there are further ones - the trailer (which we've already seen), an Underdark one with Chris Perkins, and a Drizzt one with Bob Salvatore, but they aren't clickable. I wonder what's up?

 

[darjr]

Videos sometimes get posted but not released. The links can point to them sometimes. I'll bet they release them soon.

 

[Savage Wombat]

Not that I object to this portrayal - but if Demon Lords are now known for instilling madness - why exactly do we have the Far Realms again?

 

[graves3141]

Perkins has an interesting way of speaking, very different from all the other people who talked in the video.