Shhh...

[no-atheists-in-fckstles]

Thjazi's proving his dangerously average WIS more and more with each reveal. I don't have Beacon, but some alleged cooldown moments are making me side-eye tf out of this man, however good his intentions.

Dragging Julien off his horse, and trying to get him deeper into the manor TWICE, were actions driven by pure emotion—not intelligence, and certainly not emotional intelligence. It seems like he has not seriously considered what Julien's death (and Alba's on top of it) would do to Aranessa's mental health at this point. Callowyn is dead, and...

...the doors to Faerie closing may have been the Cloak's fault to begin with. "The damage of our first attempt" sure is a mild way to put it.

Telling Hal about the paint without telling him about the Stone??! And you're saying WHAT could have happened at the play without it??! Dubious methods indeed.

He rubbed elbows with some shady factions, from the Lana Strossa to the Gallows Choir, seemingly without asking enough questions. Yeah dude, of course that 20-year-old coulda fought in the rebellion. The Choir recruits tweens.

This makes the story better, though. The main characters no longer feel like they facilitated a Good Consequences Boulder that Thjazi pushed downhill. They need a whole lot more than faith in him and his NPC allies to make good plans.

[undead-knick-knack]

Ok whore

[hotlegsharker]

House Tachonis

[lovelyswampwitch]

whatever happens next in the campaign, i hope one thing remains consistent: that julien keeps finding himself in the weirdest, grossest, freakiest situations.

his catch phrase really should be: "i don't like it here!"

julien's that one friend we have that doesn't like horror movies but we force them to watch with us. :)

[sydsketch]

hey look! it’s the fantasy high sophomore year illustration i made for the 2026 worlds of dimension 20 calendar!

[the-harem-of-araman]

More touch starved Azune thoughts because I can’t get the idea out of my head. No one really knows this man, can you imagine how lonely and needy he be must be under that mask of competence?!

Azune strikes me as a very giving lover. A service top through and through. He prides himself on his gentle and skilled touch. Following instructions and reading peoples body language easily. He loves to give, loves to use his tongue and hands to please his partner any way he can. He loves to be useful, he loves to feel like he’s contributing, he loves to make people feel safe and cared for. Each kiss comes with whispered praise, each thrust comes with a gentle caress of his hands. He touches his lovers with reverence and devotion and determination to make them feel good.

However.

He has no idea how to receive the same in turn, no matter how badly he may crave it. Azune, who starts stammering as soon as he’s flipped into his back. Who gasps and forgets his words when another person overwhelms him with gentle touch. Blushing from the slightest sensation. Azune who nearly sobs when the pleasure and attention becomes almost too much. Overwhelming even thought it’s so so good. Tears in his eyes as his skin burns with need from even the faintest kiss. Losing his coordination and convincing facade when a lover has him resting against their chest, stroking his hair with one hand and his cock with the other. Telling him how good he is, how strong he is, how well he is doing, how much they love him. Azune sobbing and gasping when he cums because the relief and reassurance is so intense he can’t keep the walls up anymore and emotions of every kind hit him at once.

Azune enjoying the after care almost more then the act itself because the gentle care cleaning him up and then a hand rubbing his back and playing with his hair is the most cared for he has felt in years and he quickly becomes addicted to it. Always wondering back like the watchful guard dog he is, just wanting to curl up with his person and and feel loved and useful.

[real-kit-walker]

"DID YOU GOON TO MY SISTERS, WICANDER???"

[tmgefan]

If you were my father.

[ya-ynot]

Ok, but Travis has the chance to do something so funny and come back to the table as Alogar Fang.

[sicklyseraphnsuch]

Woe, Family Trees Be Upon ye

Spoilers up to e30

[kerosene-in-a-blender]

Is your Dungeons and Dragons character too happy? Are they too settled into their life and thusly require some kind of personal tragedy to motivate them to leave it and take up a life of adventuring? Try Primus Tachonis!

Primus Tachonis is an all-purpose personal tragedy creator sure to spur your character to adventure specifically so they can get his ass. Whether you need an old money asshole muscling in on an institution beloved to your PC or an evil sorcerer to slaughter their entire family Primus Tachonis has the magic and the social station to create whatever tragedy is required to serve your backstory.

Primus Tachonis is so versatile as a backstory tool he has professional D&D players raving:

Primus Tachonis killed my character's best friend and now she has to figure out who she is without him! -Laura Bailey I wrote a light backstory because I was still feeling out the setting and my dungeon master used Primus Tachonis to turn my brother into a statue! -Travis Willingham Primus Tachonis is trying to take over my character's magic school and endangering her students, and she will not have that! -Marisha Rey I had intended my character to have a tense but ultimately repairable relationship with his father, but then my DM used Primus Tachonis to rip his skull from his head. Now my character is on a quest to kill every member of Primus' noble house! -Matthew Mercer My character was a happy and established local playwright until Primus Tachonis had his little brother executed. Now he's taken up the sword again in his brother's stead! -Liam O'Brian I needed someone to murder my character's wife and daughter and my dungeon master suggested Primus Tachonis, and I couldn't be happier with the result! -Robbie Daymond Even works on members of his own family! -Alexander Ward

So don't miss out on the one-man solution to forcing your character to feel the call to adventure, try Primus Tachonis today!

[ellewidogast]

#order now and he'll devote himself to destroying the afterlife of your character's religion

[laurbailey]

CRITICAL ROLE: CAMPAIGN 4 Episode 28: Chasing Shadows

[undead-knick-knack]

Started from the bottom

Now we're here

How to Bag a Bad Bitch by Hannan

Step 1: Call her a slur to her face—

[inwytt]

Allegory of Patience Redemption

I love her journey so much 🥹

[elieowlsclownery]

As sad as it is to lose not one Lionman but TWO, I always felt in my gut that this sort of death was what Campaign 4 was made for. The greatest play ever performed on the face of Araman is about a failed rebellion. This season started with the hanging of a man who lead his own failed rebellion. Failure and dying before the finish line did not mean the effort was wasted. It didn’t mean they were in the wrong. They may have lost, but because of their efforts those that came after had the strength to continue that fight. Brennan created a campaign where the odds can seem impossible, but unless the characters are willing to stake their lives and fail, nothing will improve. And when characters do fail their efforts won’t be for nothing, and they’re able pass on their hopes for another to pick up and continue. There will never be another Teor, but his memory and efforts will be carried forward by those who can still fight.

[kerosene-in-a-blender]

I loved Julien's line after killing Koral Tachonis: "He attacked me first". Because on one level, it is a great bit of irony given that Julien killed Koral while the later was gagged and straight-jacketed to a table, but on the other, I believe Julien sincerely believes this.

Julien seemed content to pass by Koral, to simply grab Alba's soul gem and leave, heeding Occtis' request to keep his brother alive, until he looked into the gem and beheld his sister's soul. Until he recognized the music cursing Koral as a Davinos dancing tune. And he remembered that this is the man who lead the attack on his home, who cursed his sister and he chose to repay those actions with blood. Julien's filial piety is such that it was the idea of Raimond's body being desecrated and his father's honour being stripped in death that Brennan used to try and lure Julien into the room with Teor and Raimond and Cyd, so it makes sense that it was that same sense that overrode any obligation he felt to honour what Occtis wanted him to do. Koral Tachonis attacked his family, and in doing so attacked him, so the retribution was fair game.

[ohddaniellee-blog]

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