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It's back to basics! PDM has re-edited his Reviled Society campaign in this two-part series. New footage, miniature terrain, special effects, and VO. If you liked the Caves of Carnage, you will LOVE the Reviled Society! Includes a a tour the DungeonCraft studio. 

This content will be made available to all tiers to celebrate the channel crossing the 96k sub mark.

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Veiled Society 1.mp4

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Nick

Can't wait to watch this tonight! Caves of carnage are why I subbed and joined and pledged!

MrGunn

FANTASTIC! I don't I have a enough superlatives in my vocabulary to describe how great I felt this video was. Some of your best work yet, really, really good stuff. Thank you for all of your hard work!

MrGunn

Welcome! Glad you are now a full Patron of DungeonCraft. I am certain you will be spending many hours binging on all the cool Professor Dungeon Master content. Enjoy!

Victor Hernandez

Where are the alchemist minis from? Those are nice with all the tools on their belt.

JP Trudel

THIS is by far my favourite part of DungeonCraft and also why I’m happy to have been a Patreon for a while. I’m not contributing at a high level (because I’m cheap) but I still feel appreciated when I see content like this. Thank you PDM!

Ruben Benes

Awesome, but I have one small comment. I feel that the music is a bit loud compared to your talking parts in some areas :)

MrGunn

Better keep up with your payments, lest you get a visit from DB. <8oD LOL

BrianV

A fantastic production. Your advice is my ace in the hole for DM'ing, but your videos and settings with minis are the best thing going on youtube!

Mike Mihina

Love the return of the minis! I recently ran the Goblin Lair for my 11 yr old nephew and a few of his friends. I watched a few old episodes to get ideas. What I love about those older videos is the mood you can create with the mini scenes and music (thinking in particular about the violin). So much of your content is re-watchable!

Chuck Thorin

Love it! Great job. And, yeah, the background music was a little loud in some sections.

Garnett

Interesting effect of having the half-timbered building backgrounds in the leaning tower. It gives a distinct cramped, sinister, 'medieval' feel to the camera angle.

Garnett

I noticed that as well. It's not over-powering, but a bit distracting.

Flash Gorgon

I love the stories and frankly this is why I signed up! Keep up the good work!

Lee Caddick

I loved this, this is the stuff that inspires me to make my games better, thank you PDM. Also, I keep having to remind myself to watch the youtube version and like it when it comes out.

Scott Spears

Great look into your creative process on designing games and making videos. Being a video guy, I'm curious, what new camera did you get?

shawn rader

Hat off to you Professor.

Daniel Defazio

Thanks. I've noticed that trend. My "Ravenloft" video did not do well initially, but over two years it racked up nearly 50k views!

Daniel Defazio

I appreciate that you sharing it. I REALLY want to do more of this content in the future. A lot is riding on this videos.

Daniel Defazio

A Canon EOS R7. I think. In the kitchen now. I went to B&H in NYC and they helped me. I know nothing of cameras. It's good because it provides great resolution even when it's in video mode.

Daniel Defazio

I dunno. Great Grimoire probably. I don't recall. You'd think I'd learn to keep better track, but I never write it down. I just click and buy.

Joel A.

Listened to it yesterday. Great stuff. ❤️ the bonus stuff afterwards. Looking forward to the next installment.

Chuck Thorin

Hope this makes sense. I rewatched I can be more specific. From about 1:27 to 2:33: I think this is due to the music itself changing in volume but there parts where it seems too loud. There may be a bit psychology in this too because we're not used to seeing shots of you with background music. With the terrain and mini's, it more atmosphere to the shot. At around the 4:30 mark, the music continues from the mini/terrain shot to a PDM speaking shot then the music cut offs part the way through the dialog and no music follows. It's makes seem out of place or an editing mistake. Basically around 10:00 mark it's similar. Music ends in the middle of shot. I hope this makes sense.

Mike Mihina

Yes! That's another one I re-watch every so often. One of these days I'll run it.

samurguybri

Really love your work. I like how detailed the old videos were as to each encounter, but the new ones really move along a a good clip. Great for new followers.

Elated Muse

I’ve so missed these! I remember the bone road and that is my favorite video that inspired me in my games. I missed the minis! Thanks for going back to your roots!

Hornwood509

We really do appreciate it! It sets you apart from from everyone else and really helps drive home the point of an 'immersive collaborative story'.

Scott Spears

That's a good choice for what you need. Good video and stills. It should work for you for a long time. B&H is great. I have made the pilgrimage many times and buy from them on-line

Darby Wilson

Awesome video! Serious question and sorry if it’s already been asked… why don’t you list videos on YouTube as private and release them early to patrons so they can bump up the like/comment/watch count before the official release? Or does that not have any effect on the algorithm gods?

Todd Sharp

Fantastic work! And, thanks for the behind the scenes as well. An inspiration as always.

Rhett Burgess

Absolutely amazing!!! I will continue to pledge my Top Tier Patreon to your efforts PDM!!! Simply awesome!!! And I saw WARDUKE on your work table!!!

jnlsn family

I watched Veiled Society over 50 times as well (I watch/listen to your videos when I work out), so I was a little sad to learn this was a repackaging. However, now having watched the new version I like how you distill key ideas from other videos into a sentence and then incorporate them into the video as a way to show how to apply theory. Great job, you and Hank are and have always been the guys that speak to me the most. My son liked it too!