Elder Evils: Do The Worm!
Okay, so I've been hard on Wizards of the Coast the last couple of days, but mainly because they're big boys and they can take it. But, since you only get points for things you like, looking on the bright side of things reveals that the cover of Elder Evils, WotC's big book of world-ending villains to kill the hell out of your 3E campaign, has slipped onto the internet. And best of all, there in all his wormy wrath is Kyuss (the deity, not the band). If you're not familiar with the Worm that Walks, he's the father of some of D&D's scariest undead, the spawn of Kyuss; the demigod of corruption and undead naughtiness; and the main villain of Dungeon magazine's Age of Worms Adventure Path—probably the most epic story to be told in third edition D&D.
There's a discussion about the book where a few authors chime in on ENworld, as well as several misreadings of the book's title as "Elder Elvis."
So, say what you will about WotC and the 3E end times, but if I get to customize my own end of the world, I'm going to make the apocalypse squirm!
Lectric Lich
Posted to Tabletop Gaming on 25 October 2007
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