The Raven Queen warned him from the start. His service to her was always going to end in death. The skeletal face he sees is his own.
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The Raven Queen warned him from the start. His service to her was always going to end in death. The skeletal face he sees is his own.
Someone from the Critical Role Facebook fan page made a post about him asking Mary what she envisioned Zahra and Kashaw’s children would like like, and based off the description given I created this. They are named after Vex and Vax—and I love them. 💜💙💜
“So, how do you want to do this?”
• Matthew Mercer in Watercolor, 1 1/2hr time lapse •
When Good Toys Go Bad: 2 New Constructs
Two new #dnd teddy bear constructs to charm (or terrorize) your players with.
Tracing the footsteps you heard from within the room, you peek around the corner and see a pile of discarded toys. Nothing appears to be behind them, above them, within them– perhaps you imagined it. As you turn and walk away, you hear them again, the plodding steps. This time from behind you. You turn on your heel and see it: A child’s stuffed bear, tattered at the sides with stuffing dribbling…
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I love keyleth and vax and specifically that we get to see vaxs sexuality and queer experience but to me their romance just didn’t really... flow
That also gets me going on the fact that two of the three canonically queer PCs die and???? Hmmm that’s not a great way for things to be