How Dungeons & Dragons Introduced Vecna Corpse-First RELATED: 10 Must-Have NPCs In Dungeons & Dragons Lore To Make Your Campaigns Awesome While Vecna is shrouded in mystery, his real-life path to recognition is better documented. Over the years, Vecna has gained so much recognition that multiple works using or referencing D&D have included his name, the most recent being Stranger Things. One of the most famous is Vecna the Arch-Lich, a character who has been referenced since before Dungeons & Dragons' popularity took off. The overarching meta plots for each addition and setting of Dungeons & Dragons are not terribly important at most players' tables, but a lot of good stories and challenges can be gleaned from them. Series like Final Fantasy and The Elder Scrolls would likely not have as rich a tapestry of monsters without Dungeons & Dragons. While the classic tabletop role-playing game took inspiration for these creatures from many old stories and myths, other properties have themselves been inspired by D&D’s rogues' gallery. From basic goblins and kobolds to fearsome dragons and the bizarre beholders, the amount of antagonists and threats a Dungeon Master can set before their party is practically infinite. Over the years, Dungeons & Dragons has built up one of the largest and most iconic rosters of the villains and monsters in gaming.
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