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Vecna in a Can.

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Yes, filled from the very essence of the purest springs of PURE NEGATIVE ENERGY, VECNA IN A CAN gives those reluctant to shuffle froth from this mortal coil a true beverage alternative.

Our death engineers take only the finest Negative Energy, mixed with the essence of PURE EVIL & bind it all with the sweetest elven blood.

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(Note to Rary, remember to cut Drac's scene out- Mord)

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(Now available in new 'coffin buddies'

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Vraille Darkfang said:
Vecna in a Can.
Dude, that was excellent! :lol:

Warrior Poet

P.S. Thanks to all for the Vecna information. Don't know if it helps the orginal poster, but I've always wanted more information about the infamous Lich-god, so thanks!

P.P.S. I always thought the Vecna name was one of those anagrams that Gygax and crew always put in the game (Xagyg, etc.). Vecna -- Vance -- author Jack Vance, who was cited by Gygax as a great influence in the game design? Maybe? Maybe not? Anyone know? Thanks
 


The Grumpy Celt said:
Vecna is Serbian for "eternal" and I don't think Gygax coined the term, so its probably not his anagram.
Close. Vecna as pronounced "vek-na" means loaf. As in, a loaf of bread. :D

Now, večna (vetchna for those without Unicode support) is the female form of the adjective "večan" which means eternal.
 



A Ham Sand Lich

It all makes sense now. It is a poor translation that gave rise to the Hand and Eye of Vecna.
It is actually the Wheat and Rye of Vecna sliced off by the Sword of Kas. I will leave alone the sinister bread of Vecna. Shoot said his name 3 times again. Here he is.
 



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