Yenessa! Is horrifying! "You're more important than killing you because I'm angry"–>okay, a bit concerning we went there, but on the right path "I've put too much work into you"–>oh. Oh no. Run, Wick! You're not a person to her
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Yenessa! Is horrifying! "You're more important than killing you because I'm angry"–>okay, a bit concerning we went there, but on the right path "I've put too much work into you"–>oh. Oh no. Run, Wick! You're not a person to her
Actually Occtis and Teor ending up at the same table would be so funny because then we would get to watch Travis react to Alex's creepy shit all the time
There was a beautiful duality in the play. Murzat died in hope that later generations would carry on his struggle, and Thjazi died in faith that his brother would carry through his plan, and that hope and that faith were rewarded. One hopes that Thjazi, wherever he has hidden his soul, knows that.
The faint outline of wings as Wick holds his little brother's hand, the inherent sadness of seeing himself and his now lost faith reflected back at him, a carbon copy of the innocence he once held only weeks before, a reminder that one day his brother's world will be torn away from him, too, what if I explode
POV your play goes so hard you summon the spirit of the hero your play is about back from the afterlife to inspire your people to join a revolution
Gonna have to be more specific when confronting Primus
"What god do you believe in?"
"I believe in my companions"
so guess what Fiedra, that is not the dodge you think it is! also does not narrow things down.
Brennan: That’s a funny thing, too. Every time I’ve had to play the Lord of the Hells being like, well if this guy’s this good at lying, I have to actually try to trick the people at the table, which means that the Lord of the Hells has to have a meta-awareness of what D&D players like, so he’s like, “I’m a funny little guy!”
Everyone: [laughs]
Brennan: Every D&D player’s like, “We love a funny little guy.” […] You know, we had Luis [as Zerxus Ilerez], and I was like, “Oh, [Asmodeus is] a beautiful injured man,” and then I’m looking at Jasmine, and I’m like, “I bet you like funny little guys.”
Starmian accomplished something Travis has been trying to do for most of Campaign 3: be a small elderly man and die overnight
Brennan: Here’s an adorable old man NPC. Do you love him?
Cast: Yes.
Brennan: Will you take him on your travels?
Cast: Yes.
Brennan: THE OLD MAN HAS NOW DIED OF THIRST.
Brennan this isn’t okay
one day 40+ year old men won't have a fucking chokehold on me as they play make believe but today is not that day
my god, i didn't think i would cry this much at this finale. i could feel the love pouring through.
Tricking Matt into playing the god of creation in the world he created… I will never forget this I fucking love Critical Role
"Are you afraid?"
EXU DIVERGENCE EPISODE 2 "SEVEN OF THEM"
GOON
YOU'RE FREE
Erro: Can you lift a hammer? Can you drag a hoe?
Alex, Celia, (and me too tbh)