How to run a RECURRING villain in D&D
Let's explore five types of long-lasting D&D villains who can act as ongoing antagonists throughout your next Dungeons and Dragons campaign. Use my code, TALESARCANE, to get an extended free trial on dScryb: https://dscryb.com/talesarcane Get 1000+ pages of D&D content on my Patreon: / talesarcane Follow me on Instagram for maps and videos! / talesarcane Music Credits: "Hero's Voyage" by Nerdius Maximus Studios Link: / nerdiusmaximusstudios Used in accordance with the Nerdius Maximus Studios Patreon guidelines Artwork appearing in this video from 4th and 5th Edition Dungeons And Dragons belongs to Wizards of the Coast LLC and is used here for the purposes of entertainment and education.

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