Anyways trying not to think about Dorian forced to watch a god target his friend to make a choice and transform her into something else entirely and possibly losing herself in the process
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Anyways trying not to think about Dorian forced to watch a god target his friend to make a choice and transform her into something else entirely and possibly losing herself in the process
And it's happening again
Orym needs a nap and some chocolate and a hug from his mom. This poor man. He's so tired.
Everything Orym does this episode cements his position as my favourite Bells Hell more and more
the kids (me) are not alright
Matthew, I mean Asmodeus needs to stop being so sexy while he seduces Braius into betraying the rest of the party lmfao. Is it hot in here or is it just me?
I'm (1:22:00) into episode 118 and it's just Matt and Sam at the table. It's been a while (been a while) since Matt's done a one on one. Thank goodness Sam chose to pray so we got this awesome scene! He's been trying to find the time for a few episodes, and this was the best / worst timing ever!
Bells Hells is going to be on every wanted list on the planet lmfao, they are so fucked. If they don't die in the next couple days, they are so, so, so, so, so, screwed. Their faces are going to be plastered on so many hit lists. They are going to have to be fugitives on the run for the rest of their lives for this. They are about to ruin so many lives.
The "Are we the bad guys" energy of this episode is fantastic lmfao. This tense conversation in the entryway surrounding Ludinus' corpse is so good. There is a non-zero chance of this devolving into PvP and I am here for it. If this campaign ends as a Shakespearian tragedy of friend turning on friend, I will sob violently but I will also be deeply impressed. I don't think that's going to happen, but I could easily see Orym standing in front of the entrance, pulling an "I can do this all day" grimly forcing the rest of Bells Hells to choose between fighting him to the death and continuing on with what they have planned. I think it would break something in him, but I think he could do it. And based on Braius' conversation with Asmodeus I think he would join Orym. Fearne is a wild card, but she'd probably join Orym because he's her best friend. Dorian is a tough one because he's in love with Orym BUT he wants the gods to be gone so I'm fairly split down the middle. I think he might fight against Orym nonlethally for this and hope Orym forgives him later. Or maybe the power of love compels him idk.
Ashton's stance is totally predictable, he's been pretty consistent about his feelings. I do find it funny/annoying that some people are SO mad at Ashton that they're getting mad at real life Taliesin calling him stupid, meanwhile Caduceus is right there played by the same guy. Chill people, it's good acting, he's a punk barbarian, what did you think was going to happen? And like it or not, he does make a good point when he said that a crap ton of people now know about Predathos and Ludinus' plan and there's a whole moon of soon to be very angry people above them, and how the heck are they supposed to protect the jail from them, etc? A cave in is not going to cut it unfortunately. There are plenty of other Ruidisborn left out there who can get through these barriers and shovels exist.
Anyway, we all know what side of the fight Ash is on, but I do think he'd be highly reluctant to fight anyone in the party and would try to talk it out, badly. Which is funny considering he's the barbarian. If he and Fearne were on opposite sides of the debate/ fight I could see it either being really angsty OR like, Ash: "Sorry wince, Sorry, Hits her with a hammer Sorry!" Fearne: "No hard feelings" Ash: "yeah same" Fearne: lights Ash on fire, Etc. It could be the bit of comedic levity in an otherwise devastating scene.
Imogen and Laudna are ride or die and would be on the same side either way but would be on the side of releasing Predathos as well. I think they would have way less trouble starting shit. (Imogen would of course aim for non-lethal and spells make that easier than melee). Laudna might go for murdering Orym if she feels betrayed honestly, she's deeply scarred and needs a lot of therapy with that lady that lives in the frog. Like I said Fearne and Dorian are the main wild cards for me, so a lot depends on what they choose. I'm also not sure what Chetney would choose in this hypothetical. Travis is THE big red button pusher, but Chetney is strangely the wise-ish old man glue that helps keep the party together. So Idk if Travis or Chetney would win out on that one lol.
Also Ira, who the fuck knows what Ira would do if PvP broke out lmfao. Just spectate in the corner eating moon popcorn? Pick a side once the tide turns and it seems likely one side is about to win? Who knows?
Sam keeps joking about betraying them and I'm so torn. I'm PRETTY sure he's not going to betray Bells Hells because Sam is a big softy that doesn't like conflict BUT he also said he wanted to practice being evil and aaaagh, joking about it as a double or triple bluff is 100% something he would do!!! lmfao
I'm not even sure if HE knows fully what he's going to do!