Nobody is doing it quite like the fang brothers. what the fuck.
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Nobody is doing it quite like the fang brothers. what the fuck.
really fascinating Bolaire earnestly and genuinely agrees with Tsul'rekshi that he loathes captivity with all his heart. meanwhile, in the back of his mind there's a box containing the Crow Keeper whose body he's wearing, a man "who's been in jail, but never one like this, beating against the bars, screaming"
"Tell me you love me and everything will be fine" "I love you. Everything is going to be more than fine"
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@adorkastock's Draw Everything June is here again! Hooray! I had a wonderful time doing these last year so I'm going to see if I can rise to the challenge again :)
Kicking off with Murray from the current season of Critical Role. I think it's a fun playful pose for her, but seeing her looking so innocent I immediately assume she's up to something.
I have so many feelings about this paint.
Thjazi found the blood of his people, held captive by Azgra even years after he was gone, and he was told he had to change form to set them free. So he made it into paint to give his older brother so it could be used in service of the new Rungjani culture and art movement. In the final moments of their captivity, these imprisoned souls will see their descendants putting on a show that says, "We remember how tragic it is to be shaped by Azgra. And while we are shaped by war and cruelty, we are not defined by it." Thjazi -the man who spear headed a rebellion in the name of freedom- in his final hour said, "My people shall be free from tyrants."
"For Hal, with all my love."
Love for his people. Love for his brother. Love for magic and freedom.
With ALL my love.
Hal carries Thjazi's sword in more ways than one.
“Careful.”
(C4 episode 5 Branching Paths)
Art by @loliwobbles
Truly, the level of reclamation and the build-up of Hal’s play is giving me chills.
The Pariah blades are no longer hidden away in a museum. They’ve been soaked in the freed blood and spirit of the people who forged and wielded them.
They are in the hands of Rungjani, clanging in the streets of Dol-Makjar, calling the people to witness a story.
The Hallowed Round is also covered in the liberated blood of Rungjani. Blood held captive for centuries now shapes the forms and faces of Rungjani, captives who strove and died, but did not fail, because their rebellion was a step forward on the path toward freedom.
The play is going forward, with no influence from the Creed. Everyone in the city will see it in its true form— a story of rebellion.
It makes me think of the Falconer’s Rebellion, another failed rebellion. Two rebellions that failed with the fall of a single great man.
But there were nine blades used in the Rebellion that succeeded. Decades later, the Lloy name is held in highest honor as the creators of the Blades, not the wielders.
It makes me think of Uli saying, “I know now that those who sang songs in this place, even if the words were meant to soothe [Azgra’s] wrath and keep our lives in propitiating his fury; the melody, the dance, the fury and the passion, that was always for us.”
It makes me think of Demodus, saying that things have to start as an illusion first.
It makes me think of Thaisha, speaking a Rungjani blessing, blessing the Conqueror, “for in his appetite, he saw Aramán forever changed from what it was to what it might be. A blessing to him, then, that the Rungjani reject peace in favor of a dream.”
Why do we tell stories?
I think I know. And I’m very excited for opening night.
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campaign 4, episode 027
CRITICAL ROLE: CAMPAIGN 4 Episode 27: Complicated Questions
Ok, so how many of “the employed table” do we think will STILL be employed by the end of the Convergence?
all four
three
two
one
they’re all getting fired lbr
Let me know in the tags who you think is getting canned and why!
I don't remember everything about the people where I come from, but I do remember some stuff, and I know that we believe people die multiple times and that the final death is when you're forgotten.
BRENNAN....WHEN I CATCH YOU BRENNAN...
CRITICAL ROLE 4.27 Complicated Questions
+ bonus Laura reaction:
While I definitely miss the Soldiers being together, I am LOVING Wick's cleverness being able to shine now that he's in a more familiar environment. He's not good at breaking rules, but he's really good at taking rules and turning them in his favor.
As Murray mentions your sunset eyes, you think about the fact that a mere 12 hours ago, you saw those eyes looking up at you from the ground as your sister bled onto the floor, and saw how withered she looked.
C4 E025 Targeted / C4 E026 Council of Heroes / C4 E027 Complicated Questions
CRITICAL ROLE: CAMPAIGN 4 Episode 26: Council of Heroes
CRITICAL ROLE 4.27 Complicated Questions
+ bonus Kattigan reaction: