100th video, an elephant side chat.

 https://youtu.be/77IFyZPp-o0?si=aUMR_ar8PJd83A8p

This is the 100th video I've uploaded to this channel so I'm going to take a moment to just chat for a moment. About how I got here and what's going on.

System is still not letting me upload videos.  Blaugh. 
 

Creature Feature: Mythical beings of the depths and shores

 https://youtu.be/SWQNlj3o3wM?si=XXdskdWlBjLB5Ox2

Wrapping up our almost 5 month long series on Merfolk myths. I take a quick look at various creatures and beings I thought were pretty interesting but did not qualify as merfolks so they did not appear in prior videos.

Dungeon and Dragon Homebrew Monsters: Red Shell Lions and Enchanted Turkeys of Doom

 
https://youtu.be/QKsM1jZD7Zg?si=yPMgBWPIsDvNQaBZ  (account is still being weird, apologies)

So in an earlier video Merfolk of Europe III: In warm sunny seas I mentioned if I hit a certain threshold of likes, I would make a video stating two of the creatures in one of the stories I discuss. We went over the target number so here we are. Now I've been playing D&D since 1994 and I've been GMing a stable campaign in 5th edition for years. Is that going to be enough to make a good pair of monsters or I am doomed to fail? Watch and decide for yourself!

Coils of the Naga: An introduction

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgF-q916eQs

An introductory video to the Naga of Indian and South East Asian myth. We cover the origin story of the Naga, how their feud with Gruda started, and what must be the unluckiest Naga to ever live.

Okay at this point I'm going to just start uploading the video straight from my computer since youtube is being weird.

Modern Merfolk? HP Lovecraft's Deep Ones

 Still having some issues so I'm going to leave a link below.  Hope you enjoy. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbpWlOm5hvA&ab_channel=frigidmagi

We look at a modern creation that does share similarities with some of the tales of merfolk we've looked at in this video series, the Deep Ones from the Cthulu mythos by HP Lovecraft. Also a brief discussion about the author.

Cecaelia: The grasping tentacles of octopus mermaids

 Still keeps screaming I'm not signed in so I'm going to leave a link:

https://youtu.be/jn690Pyrt_U?si=4fhCXwtWgvfps2hu


We look at mermaids who instead of being part fish are part squid and octopus, where did they come from? Also, I talk about why you have to be careful with sources and give a humorous example of the internet inventing a fact, like when Tumblr created a Greek goddess

Merfolk: Twin Tailed Madness

 Okay so I don't know why Blogger suddenly decided I'm not signed in so I can't upload videos so I'm going to go ahead and leave a link here. 

https://youtu.be/1oyS6p9Povs?si=ATL0kqNWlr_dszxY