Monstrous Compendium Vol. 1: Spelljammer Creatures
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What does hod mean?
Can you give us some context? Is it a word, a name, an acronym? What's the sentence it's being used in?
That will help us answer.
Hold on dude(s)?
Hands on deck?
Czech for throw?
A builder's V-shaped open trough on a pole, used for carrying bricks and other building materials?
Hod (Hebrew ××× howd "majesty, splendour, glory") is the eighth sephira of the Kabbalistic Tree of Life?
Hand on *omitted*, used to describe zoning out at computer, similar to AFK?
A name?
That's all the definitions I could find or think of.
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D&D Beyond FoundersAlso Hƶưr, sometimes known as blind Hod - the Norse god who mistakenly slew Baldr.
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Hod is a kind of wheelbarrow meant for carting bricks or mortar.
Someone told me on discord āhod on pleaseā and Iām not sure what that meant
It was a typo, they meant "hold on please."
I'm, like, 99% certain.
Well given that context:
This is most likely the answer.
What does this have to do with D&D game or D&D Beyond? You were on Discord, why not just ask there?
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Thank you everyone I got the answer