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	'''Vecna''' (his name is an anagram of the last name of [[Jack Vance]], the man who inspired the "[[Vancian\|fire and forget]]" rules for magic used in pre-4e D&D) is one of Evil deities in D&D, [[D&D\|having become]] [[AD&D\|considerably more]] [[3e\|powerful over]] [[4e\|various editions]]. He also altered reality itself, punking the major powers of [[Ravenloft]], [[Greyhawk]] and [[Planescape]] in rapid succession so hard that it resulted in third edition, where fullcasters like him were overpowered beyond belief [[Just as Planned]]. Even after being beaten by the typical plucky band of [[adventurers]], he still got a net gain in power from Demi-god to Lesser god, double [[Just as Planned]]. If there is a [[/co/\|Doctor Doom]] equivalent in D&D, it is Vecna, the most intelligent being of mortal origin ever and unlike [[Asmodeus]] who constantly says he's all smart and wise and awesome but has seemingly accomplished precisely dick out of hell besides maintain the status quo, [[/tg/ gets shit done\|Vecna actually goes out and implements his will into the realm.]]		'''Vecna''' (his name is an anagram of the last name of [[Jack Vance]], the man who inspired the "[[Vancian\|fire and forget]]" rules for magic used in pre-4e D&D) is one of Evil deities in D&D, [[D&D\|having become]] [[AD&D\|considerably more]] [[3e\|powerful over]] [[4e\|various editions]]. He also altered reality itself, punking the major powers of [[Ravenloft]], [[Greyhawk]] and [[Planescape]] in rapid succession so hard that it resulted in third edition, where fullcasters like him were overpowered beyond belief [[Just as Planned]]. Even after being beaten by the typical plucky band of [[adventurers]], he still got a net gain in power from Demi-god to Lesser god, double [[Just as Planned]]. If there is a [[/co/\|Doctor Doom]] equivalent in D&D, it is Vecna, the most intelligent being of mortal origin ever and unlike [[Asmodeus]] who constantly says he's all smart and wise and awesome but has seemingly accomplished precisely dick out of hell besides maintain the status quo, [[/tg/ gets shit done\|Vecna actually goes out and implements his will into the realm.]]

	As the god of [[lich\|liches]] in particular and evil magics in general, he's the second most famous lich in D&D behind [[Acererak]], who is somehow more prestigious on the meta side of things despite not being, you know, ''a god''. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stranger_Things Stranger Things] has changed this a little bit, giving the name "Vecna" mainstream notability.		As the god of [[lich\|liches]] in particular and evil magics in general, he's the second most famous lich in D&D behind [[Acererak]], who is somehow more prestigious on the meta side of things despite not being, you know, ''a god''. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stranger_Things Stranger Things] has changed this a little bit, giving the name "Vecna" mainstream notability, as it's the name given by the kids to an equally vile piece of murderous shit.

	==Genesis==		==Genesis==

1d4chan>ThunderCuck420 at 19:55, 26 August 2022

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	'''Vecna''' (his name is an anagram of the last name of [[Jack Vance]], the man who inspired the "[[Vancian\|fire and forget]]" rules for magic used in pre-4e D&D) is one of Evil deities in D&D, [[D&D\|having become]] [[AD&D\|considerably more]] [[3e\|powerful over]] [[4e\|various editions]]. He also altered reality itself, punking the major powers of [[Ravenloft]], [[Greyhawk]] and [[Planescape]] in rapid succession so hard that it resulted in third edition, where fullcasters like him were overpowered beyond belief [[Just as Planned]]. Even after being beaten by the typical plucky band of [[adventurers]], he still got a net gain in power from Demi-god to Lesser god, double [[Just as Planned]]. If there is a [[/co/\|Doctor Doom]] equivalent in D&D, it is Vecna, the most intelligent being of mortal origin ever and unlike [[Asmodeus]] who constantly says he's all smart and wise and awesome but has seemingly accomplished precisely dick out of hell besides maintain the status quo, [[/tg/ gets shit done\|Vecna actually goes out and implements his will into the realm.]]		'''Vecna''' (his name is an anagram of the last name of [[Jack Vance]], the man who inspired the "[[Vancian\|fire and forget]]" rules for magic used in pre-4e D&D) is one of Evil deities in D&D, [[D&D\|having become]] [[AD&D\|considerably more]] [[3e\|powerful over]] [[4e\|various editions]]. He also altered reality itself, punking the major powers of [[Ravenloft]], [[Greyhawk]] and [[Planescape]] in rapid succession so hard that it resulted in third edition, where fullcasters like him were overpowered beyond belief [[Just as Planned]]. Even after being beaten by the typical plucky band of [[adventurers]], he still got a net gain in power from Demi-god to Lesser god, double [[Just as Planned]]. If there is a [[/co/\|Doctor Doom]] equivalent in D&D, it is Vecna, the most intelligent being of mortal origin ever and unlike [[Asmodeus]] who constantly says he's all smart and wise and awesome but has seemingly accomplished precisely dick out of hell besides maintain the status quo, [[/tg/ gets shit done\|Vecna actually goes out and implements his will into the realm.]]

	As the god of [[lich\|liches]] in particular and evil magics in general, he's the second most famous lich in D&D behind [[Acererak]], who is somehow more prestigious on the meta side of things despite not being, you know, ''a god''. [~~[Approved_Television#Fantasy\|~~Stranger Things]] has changed this a little bit, giving the name "Vecna" mainstream notability.		As the god of [[lich\|liches]] in particular and evil magics in general, he's the second most famous lich in D&D behind [[Acererak]], who is somehow more prestigious on the meta side of things despite not being, you know, ''a god''. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stranger_Things Stranger Things] has changed this a little bit, giving the name "Vecna" mainstream notability.

	==Genesis==		==Genesis==

1d4chan>Martyr Complex: if his name was pig latin for jack vance's last name it'd be ancevay, it's just an anagram!

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if his name was pig latin for jack vance's last name it'd be ancevay, it's just an anagram!

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	[[File:Vecna4e.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Vecna, the Maimed God, looking [[Just as Planned\|smug as shit]].]]		[[File:Vecna4e.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Vecna, the Maimed God, looking [[Just as Planned\|smug as shit]].]]
	'''Vecna''' (his name is an ~~pig latin~~ anagram of the last name of [[Jack Vance]], the man who inspired the "[[Vancian\|fire and forget]]" rules for magic used in pre-4e D&D) is one of Evil deities in D&D, [[D&D\|having become]] [[AD&D\|considerably more]] [[3e\|powerful over]] [[4e\|various editions]]. He also altered reality itself, punking the major powers of [[Ravenloft]], [[Greyhawk]] and [[Planescape]] in rapid succession so hard that it resulted in third edition, where fullcasters like him were overpowered beyond belief [[Just as Planned]]. Even after being beaten by the typical plucky band of [[adventurers]], he still got a net gain in power from Demi-god to Lesser god, double [[Just as Planned]]. If there is a [[/co/\|Doctor Doom]] equivalent in D&D, it is Vecna, the most intelligent being of mortal origin ever and unlike [[Asmodeus]] who constantly says he's all smart and wise and awesome but has seemingly accomplished precisely dick out of hell besides maintain the status quo, [[/tg/ gets shit done\|Vecna actually goes out and implements his will into the realm.]]		'''Vecna''' (his name is an anagram of the last name of [[Jack Vance]], the man who inspired the "[[Vancian\|fire and forget]]" rules for magic used in pre-4e D&D) is one of Evil deities in D&D, [[D&D\|having become]] [[AD&D\|considerably more]] [[3e\|powerful over]] [[4e\|various editions]]. He also altered reality itself, punking the major powers of [[Ravenloft]], [[Greyhawk]] and [[Planescape]] in rapid succession so hard that it resulted in third edition, where fullcasters like him were overpowered beyond belief [[Just as Planned]]. Even after being beaten by the typical plucky band of [[adventurers]], he still got a net gain in power from Demi-god to Lesser god, double [[Just as Planned]]. If there is a [[/co/\|Doctor Doom]] equivalent in D&D, it is Vecna, the most intelligent being of mortal origin ever and unlike [[Asmodeus]] who constantly says he's all smart and wise and awesome but has seemingly accomplished precisely dick out of hell besides maintain the status quo, [[/tg/ gets shit done\|Vecna actually goes out and implements his will into the realm.]]

	As the god of [[lich\|liches]] in particular and evil magics in general, he's the second most famous lich in D&D behind [[Acererak]], who is somehow more prestigious on the meta side of things despite not being, you know, ''a god''. [[Approved_Television#Fantasy\|Stranger Things]] has changed this a little bit, giving the name "Vecna" mainstream notability.		As the god of [[lich\|liches]] in particular and evil magics in general, he's the second most famous lich in D&D behind [[Acererak]], who is somehow more prestigious on the meta side of things despite not being, you know, ''a god''. [[Approved_Television#Fantasy\|Stranger Things]] has changed this a little bit, giving the name "Vecna" mainstream notability.

1d4chan>RCMorand at 12:18, 25 July 2022

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	'''Vecna''' (his name is an pig latin anagram of the last name of [[Jack Vance]], the man who inspired the "[[Vancian\|fire and forget]]" rules for magic used in pre-4e D&D) is one of Evil deities in D&D, [[D&D\|having become]] [[AD&D\|considerably more]] [[3e\|powerful over]] [[4e\|various editions]]. He also altered reality itself, punking the major powers of [[Ravenloft]], [[Greyhawk]] and [[Planescape]] in rapid succession so hard that it resulted in third edition, where fullcasters like him were overpowered beyond belief [[Just as Planned]]. Even after being beaten by the typical plucky band of [[adventurers]], he still got a net gain in power from Demi-god to Lesser god, double [[Just as Planned]]. If there is a [[/co/\|Doctor Doom]] equivalent in D&D, it is Vecna, the most intelligent being of mortal origin ever and unlike [[Asmodeus]] who constantly says he's all smart and wise and awesome but has seemingly accomplished precisely dick out of hell besides maintain the status quo, [[/tg/ gets shit done\|Vecna actually goes out and implements his will into the realm.]]		'''Vecna''' (his name is an pig latin anagram of the last name of [[Jack Vance]], the man who inspired the "[[Vancian\|fire and forget]]" rules for magic used in pre-4e D&D) is one of Evil deities in D&D, [[D&D\|having become]] [[AD&D\|considerably more]] [[3e\|powerful over]] [[4e\|various editions]]. He also altered reality itself, punking the major powers of [[Ravenloft]], [[Greyhawk]] and [[Planescape]] in rapid succession so hard that it resulted in third edition, where fullcasters like him were overpowered beyond belief [[Just as Planned]]. Even after being beaten by the typical plucky band of [[adventurers]], he still got a net gain in power from Demi-god to Lesser god, double [[Just as Planned]]. If there is a [[/co/\|Doctor Doom]] equivalent in D&D, it is Vecna, the most intelligent being of mortal origin ever and unlike [[Asmodeus]] who constantly says he's all smart and wise and awesome but has seemingly accomplished precisely dick out of hell besides maintain the status quo, [[/tg/ gets shit done\|Vecna actually goes out and implements his will into the realm.]]

	As the god of [[lich\|liches]] in particular and evil magics in general, he's the second most famous lich in D&D behind [[Acererak]], who is somehow more prestigious on the meta side of things despite not being, you know, ''a god''. [[Approved_Television#Fantasy\|~~Stanger~~ Things]] has changed this a little bit, giving the name "Vecna" mainstream notability.		As the god of [[lich\|liches]] in particular and evil magics in general, he's the second most famous lich in D&D behind [[Acererak]], who is somehow more prestigious on the meta side of things despite not being, you know, ''a god''. [[Approved_Television#Fantasy\|Stranger Things]] has changed this a little bit, giving the name "Vecna" mainstream notability.

	==Genesis==		==Genesis==

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	\|Alignment = Neutral Evil		\|Alignment = Neutral Evil
	\|Divine Rank = Lesser God		\|Divine Rank = Lesser God
	\|Pantheon = Dawn War, Oerth (Flan)		\|Pantheon = Dawn War, Oerth (Flan), Exandria
	\|Portfolio = Secrets, Intrigue		\|Portfolio = Secrets, Intrigue
	\|Domains = '''3E:''' Evil, Knowledge, Magic<br>'''5E:''' Arcana, Death, Grave, Knowledge		\|Domains = '''3E:''' Evil, Knowledge, Magic<br>'''5E:''' Arcana, Death, Grave, Knowledge

2605:A601:AFF9:8F00:788F:962E:C1DF:803C: Removed reference to a political twitter account

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	[[Derp\|When you slay a commoner, it is their evil. When you maim an innocent blacksmith, it is they who wield the knife. We commit these acts as a demonstration of his goodness. We perform these debasements as proof of the degeneration of the gods.]] When we reassemble our lord’s missing parts, our Vecna will return to rule us, and his rule will be good. All that has happened is part of a mysterious and grand design leading to a bright future of unity and peace. Only through our lord can this be achieved, and though you might not understand now, you will soon.		[[Derp\|When you slay a commoner, it is their evil. When you maim an innocent blacksmith, it is they who wield the knife. We commit these acts as a demonstration of his goodness. We perform these debasements as proof of the degeneration of the gods.]] When we reassemble our lord’s missing parts, our Vecna will return to rule us, and his rule will be good. All that has happened is part of a mysterious and grand design leading to a bright future of unity and peace. Only through our lord can this be achieved, and though you might not understand now, you will soon.
	Our souls are dead and we are empty. When he was violated by the usurpers, so too were we violated. When he was betrayed by Kas, so too were we betrayed. Know that all we do is done for a good that is to come. In the world of the future, all that you have lost will be returned to you a thousandfold.		Our souls are dead and we are empty. When he was violated by the usurpers, so too were we violated. When he was betrayed by Kas, so too were we betrayed. Know that all we do is done for a good that is to come. In the world of the future, all that you have lost will be returned to you a thousandfold.

	~~==External Links==~~
	* https://twitter.com/ActuallyVecna?lang=en

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2601:249:8200:5A40:54F5:513F:87CF:C4DE at 20:16, 24 July 2022

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	'''Vecna''' (his name is an pig latin anagram of the last name of [[Jack Vance]], the man who inspired the "[[Vancian\|fire and forget]]" rules for magic used in pre-4e D&D) is one of Evil deities in D&D, [[D&D\|having become]] [[AD&D\|considerably more]] [[3e\|powerful over]] [[4e\|various editions]]. He also altered reality itself, punking the major powers of [[Ravenloft]], [[Greyhawk]] and [[Planescape]] in rapid succession so hard that it resulted in third edition, where fullcasters like him were overpowered beyond belief [[Just as Planned]]. Even after being beaten by the typical plucky band of [[adventurers]], he still got a net gain in power from Demi-god to Lesser god, double [[Just as Planned]]. If there is a [[/co/\|Doctor Doom]] equivalent in D&D, it is Vecna, the most intelligent being of mortal origin ever and unlike [[Asmodeus]] who constantly says he's all smart and wise and awesome but has seemingly accomplished precisely dick out of hell besides maintain the status quo, [[/tg/ gets shit done\|Vecna actually goes out and implements his will into the realm.]]		'''Vecna''' (his name is an pig latin anagram of the last name of [[Jack Vance]], the man who inspired the "[[Vancian\|fire and forget]]" rules for magic used in pre-4e D&D) is one of Evil deities in D&D, [[D&D\|having become]] [[AD&D\|considerably more]] [[3e\|powerful over]] [[4e\|various editions]]. He also altered reality itself, punking the major powers of [[Ravenloft]], [[Greyhawk]] and [[Planescape]] in rapid succession so hard that it resulted in third edition, where fullcasters like him were overpowered beyond belief [[Just as Planned]]. Even after being beaten by the typical plucky band of [[adventurers]], he still got a net gain in power from Demi-god to Lesser god, double [[Just as Planned]]. If there is a [[/co/\|Doctor Doom]] equivalent in D&D, it is Vecna, the most intelligent being of mortal origin ever and unlike [[Asmodeus]] who constantly says he's all smart and wise and awesome but has seemingly accomplished precisely dick out of hell besides maintain the status quo, [[/tg/ gets shit done\|Vecna actually goes out and implements his will into the realm.]]

	As the god of [[lich\|liches]] in particular and evil magics in general, he's the second most famous lich in D&D behind [[Acererak]], who is somehow more prestigious on the meta side of things despite not being, you know, ''a god''. [[Stanger Things]] has changed this a little bit, giving the name "Vecna" mainstream notability.		As the god of [[lich\|liches]] in particular and evil magics in general, he's the second most famous lich in D&D behind [[Acererak]], who is somehow more prestigious on the meta side of things despite not being, you know, ''a god''. [[Approved_Television#Fantasy\|Stanger Things]] has changed this a little bit, giving the name "Vecna" mainstream notability.

	==Genesis==		==Genesis==

2601:249:8200:5A40:54F5:513F:87CF:C4DE at 19:54, 24 July 2022

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	'''Vecna''' (his name is an pig latin anagram of the last name of [[Jack Vance]], the man who inspired the "[[Vancian\|fire and forget]]" rules for magic used in pre-4e D&D) is one of Evil deities in D&D, [[D&D\|having become]] [[AD&D\|considerably more]] [[3e\|powerful over]] [[4e\|various editions]]. He also altered reality itself, punking the major powers of [[Ravenloft]], [[Greyhawk]] and [[Planescape]] in rapid succession so hard that it resulted in third edition, where fullcasters like him were overpowered beyond belief [[Just as Planned]]. Even after being beaten by the typical plucky band of [[adventurers]], he still got a net gain in power from Demi-god to Lesser god, double [[Just as Planned]]. If there is a [[/co/\|Doctor Doom]] equivalent in D&D, it is Vecna, the most intelligent being of mortal origin ever and unlike [[Asmodeus]] who constantly says he's all smart and wise and awesome but has seemingly accomplished precisely dick out of hell besides maintain the status quo, [[/tg/ gets shit done\|Vecna actually goes out and implements his will into the realm.]]		'''Vecna''' (his name is an pig latin anagram of the last name of [[Jack Vance]], the man who inspired the "[[Vancian\|fire and forget]]" rules for magic used in pre-4e D&D) is one of Evil deities in D&D, [[D&D\|having become]] [[AD&D\|considerably more]] [[3e\|powerful over]] [[4e\|various editions]]. He also altered reality itself, punking the major powers of [[Ravenloft]], [[Greyhawk]] and [[Planescape]] in rapid succession so hard that it resulted in third edition, where fullcasters like him were overpowered beyond belief [[Just as Planned]]. Even after being beaten by the typical plucky band of [[adventurers]], he still got a net gain in power from Demi-god to Lesser god, double [[Just as Planned]]. If there is a [[/co/\|Doctor Doom]] equivalent in D&D, it is Vecna, the most intelligent being of mortal origin ever and unlike [[Asmodeus]] who constantly says he's all smart and wise and awesome but has seemingly accomplished precisely dick out of hell besides maintain the status quo, [[/tg/ gets shit done\|Vecna actually goes out and implements his will into the realm.]]

	As the god of [[lich\|liches]] in particular and evil magics in general, he's the second most famous lich in D&D behind [[Acererak]], who is somehow more prestigious on the meta side of things despite not being, you know, ''a god''.		As the god of [[lich\|liches]] in particular and evil magics in general, he's the second most famous lich in D&D behind [[Acererak]], who is somehow more prestigious on the meta side of things despite not being, you know, ''a god''. [[Stanger Things]] has changed this a little bit, giving the name "Vecna" mainstream notability.

	==Genesis==		==Genesis==