Self-appointed captain of the Laudmoore ship

✨Another Critical Role Side Blog✨ | I fear neither Gods nor spoilers, but they'll be tagged as -cr spoilers- until the following Thursday | I make shitty half-assed CR memes | undeadknickknack on AO3 | My profile pic is "Half-Elf Warlock with a Chill Touch Scar" by u/pandanart on Reddit | My header photo is "spooky duo" by user gretasartt | Don't get on my ass about it 🐐

[undead-knick-knack]

[wistfulelfgirl-deactivated20231]

lesbian sex that looks like a big cartoon ball of dust with the occasional leg sticking out and i crawl out of it covered in lipstick kisses and get swiftly dragged back in

[blujaynoodles]

[kosmogrl]

am I unforgivable or is it just wednesday

[ginawankenobi]

You're allowed to dislike Wicander Halovar. You're allowed to believe what he did was fucked up. You're allowed to feel things about it, but before you write him off completely or post that rant, I would ask you to consider a few things:

The one primarily at fault is Primus Tachonis (and the dice). He is the one who put Wick in that position to begin with, and it was an impossible choice. Yes, Wick could have been extra noble and sacrificed himself to save that random NPC, but would that have served the overall story? Would that have been a satisfying end to his character arc? As a player, I completely understand why Sam would not want to lose his character that way, especially since he was so backed into a corner after a series of unfortunate rolls. Story-wise, it would have majorly messed things up for the rest of the party, and we had literally just had three major deaths. The choice makes sense.

Let's also not pretend Primus wouldn't have killed the NPC anyway if Wick had declined to. There was no saving that NPC, but Wick had a chance to save himself.

It also makes for more interesting character development, in my opinion. Wick now has to live with what he did, and we have already seen that it's broken him in a way. He spent the whole time afterward crying about it, and he was visibly distraught and out of sorts. I think that's far more interesting to delve into than just "he got murdered trying to protect a random character we know nothing about."

Wick and the party are trying to play the long game, and in order to do that, some or all of them are going to have to do things they don't want to do. Being in the position he is, Wick is unfortunately more susceptible to being pushed toward those things.

Anyway, I will defend Wicander Halovar in this scenario, especially because it involves more opportunity for us all to hate on Primus Tachonis's bitch ass.

[philosophicalpug]

as julien so eloquently put it "there is no honor when facing primus tachonis"

[kirikomamura]

[troldengel]

i'll miss you...

[occtis-spotted]

I saw Occtis at the Soltrice Academy??? No little goth boy don’t go to evil wizard school.

Occtis Tachonis has been sighted attending the Soltryce Academy!

[minihorchata]

Lady Aranessa Royce

[vodkaisgay28]

This is very messy but god do I love that woman… guys I need more of her in the campaign rn

[greelin]

no no i didn’t say he sucks BECAUSE he’s bisexual. i just said he sucks AND also happens to be bisexual

[chipthekeeper]

I'd say that's that question answered

[screechfoxes]

CRITICAL ROLE 4.31 Trick of the Light

[bunniope]

*tricks you cutely* it's my trick...!

[reonnex]

KoTher'ai welcomes you to our opening (late) night!

fake playbill of KoTher'ai with additional fake names and characters. Liam you want to give us the names of your whole troupe so badly

[justalittlebluetiefling]

Bathroom Voices Time

[c4zer]

oh ok

[captainofthetidesbreath]

paladins on Julien Davinos

4.03: The Snipping of Shears // 4.05: Branching Paths // 4.05: Branching Paths // 4.16: Visions of Shadow & Stone // 4.29: Opening Night // 4.30: Here in the Dark