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I have some good news for you: It's your game and you can do what you want!

It's a possibility! Though I do think there are some still around. I may be imagining it, but I think he has some that are followers or they taught him things. I'm iffy on that, but if anything, I think some are still around because they might be the key to stopping him in the adventure.

Ahhh, I see where I misread! My brain skipped the words "used them" in the "used them to erase the knowledge of the Weavers." In my head, I read it as "he stole the secrets of the obelisks and erased the knowledge..." so that lead let me to believe there was a passage explaining Vecna creating...

Ok, I've read a few times, and your post again. I'm referring to this information, because I want more info about this: https://www.enworld.org/threads/sneak-peak-of-planescape-a-preview.699977/post-9137420

That's my thought process!

Indeed! Also, do you remember where in the book you found that spoiler from the other thread? I've been looking for it in the Shattered Obelisk and I can't find it.

Looking back, we can say that "he made himself important." I really like the possibilities of all of this.

I would posit that they do exist in 5e, but because knowledge of them was erased, no one knows about them. I wouldn't put it past Vecna to actually set it up so anyone who sees one actually forgets about it entirely. I'm 100% thinking that Vecna is responsible for every version of D&D past 2nd...

When @Parmandur first mentioned it in the other thread, I immediately thought of Vecna's time in Sigil and havoc he wrought on the multiverse. It was explained that his time there changed things for third edition. But what if every edition is a parallel multiverse created by Vecna? I just...

....I need to check this...

Good news: If the new look is too shiny or happy, the old look is still there and can be used in your home game! You can use whichever version you want. As it always has been. That will never change.

I took a break from Baldur's Gate to get caught up, and boy was there a lot to get caught up on!

I hit Act 2 last night....and boy, did I ever mess up!

I've only run into two bugs. The first was Shadowheart's inventory just disappearing after recruiting Astarion. The other, which has popped up three times now, when it's Lae'zel's turn in combat, the main UI will disappear and be replaced with the smaller UI in the bottom left corner of the...

I haven't decided yet, I'm torn on a few things, and I only have three days to make up my mind!

As a complete aside, I read this whole post in the notification email I received and the next email was from GOG about Yakuza: Like a Dragon. Somehow, my mind put Yakuza and Starfield together for a moment...and I really would love to see what Starfield would look like with the writing of the...

Holy. Crap.

I was thinking along these same lines. Those who are interested in doing more with the campaigns will seek out more information online, will most likely run into the DM's Guild, and find lots of PDFs! Maybe they'll dig in and find something of interest and make a purchase...maybe even a sweet...

Hell. Yes.

If this hasn't been suggested yet: I've started getting my special covers from Miniature Market online. I'd grab them from my local game store, but I'm not giving that place my business again.