this is my tumblr

Back on my tumblr I guess? Expect critical role, lesbians, d&d, and bunnies.

[mazzystardust]

worst day ever

[wistfulwatcher]

You left me. I was lost. Brother, I'm sorry, I didn't think—No, you don't understand. You don't need me. I…need…Do not go far from me. I won't. I swear it.

[vethbrenatto]

You don’t understand! You don’t need me, I need-

[archdruidkeyleth]

critical role gif meme - [1/1] guest, Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Zahra Hydris

[jellyfishstardust]

[realtalk127]

Bonus:

[vethbrenatto]

Sorry, that was loud in your head and I apologize. And now I’m bald! But that’s fine. I like it and stuff. So, yeah. I guess I’m a little distraught, Orym.

(requested by @starry-river-serval)

[blurds]

this is the funniest thing I’ve seen in weeks

[vethbrenatto]

There is no god that strides this world that I worship more than I worship your heart.

BONUS:

[vethbrenatto]

This is not who you are! Who am I? You’re not this! How have you forgotten?

[vethbrenatto]

I talk about a great evil that reared its head on the day of our landing and the powerful forces that tried to keep it quiet, but one voice… one voice was strong enough to see through and tell the truth and expose the lies. And that was Laerryn.

[wraithfae]

Wanted to grace tumblr with this puppet

[collectionofsinglefathers]

Another thing that’s occurring to me as to why I love the scene between Zerxus and Amodeus so much. I mean, yes, Zerxus is my favorite and I’m definitely forming a bit of a hyperfixation. But to me, it feels like, out of every action the members of the Ring of Brass has made that in one way or another contributes to the end, the actions Zerxus took with Asmodeus felt like it’s going to have the biggest and most long lasting impact out of all of them. A part of me even wants it to have as equal of an impact as what Vespin Chloras did, despite the fact that history only ever remembers Vespin as the one who opened the door.

But at the same time, that also makes sense to me. Because the history is gonna be written by the people who live to see the end of it, and we know that this lasts for possibly centuries. By the end of the Calamity, only 1/3 of the population remains, and the only major piece of civilization left standing is Vasselheim.

Now, I don’t know if Zerxus will live through this or not. But I do think it makes sense that in order to truly maintain the legend of the incredible cautionary tale that is the entirety of the Calamity, that history would only remember the man who releases the Betrayer Gods for the sake of his own pursuit of power, and not remember the man who looked upon a Betrayer God, hurt and bleeding, saw the face of his husband, and couldn’t help but to be kind. I think that’s an even sadder story.

[keyboard-worrier]

Daniel Kwan (co-director of Everything Everywhere All at Once and Swiss Army Man) on maximalism in art.

[kienava]

"nothing matters so do what you love and be kind" is the single most viscerally impactful message i have ever gleaned from consuming media and i'm going to live every day with that kind of hopepunk nihilism for the rest of my life

[milflaszlo]

The universe… is so much bigger than you realize. EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE (2022)

[thefoxandthepenguine]

Spoilers without context