#c4ep28

[alonekaleidoscope]

thaisha could’ve reforged the pariah blades into something else, whether for war, gods, or vengeance. yet it was her daughter, thjazi’s niece and a rungjani who chose to follow in her father’s footsteps, who unknowingly made the true anchor. prop swords painted with the blood of her people and with the intention to show the truth: her people’s history is something that cannot be buried or erased, nor can it go unseen or unheard.

[alsothestars]

I don't know how better to put this but

Episode 28 made me really proud to be a Critcal Role fan.

What a show, man. What a show.

[alonekaleidoscope]

i know it seems like retconning but i bet taliesin, matt, and whitney all probably sat down before recording episode 28 and were like “how can we make our fucked up characters have an even more fucked up dynamic”

[alonekaleidoscope]

king augustus valian you sexy sexy man