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Ranking my satisfaction with the conclusions for each character of Bells Hells after the finale

The list will go from least satisfied to most satisfied. Feel free to share your own.

Braius: It was going to be hard for Braius to do anything that significantly left an impact on this group. While his final confrontation with Asmodeus was the best scene he's been in it was also like the only scene I ended up being truly invested in him. A not surprising ranking.

Chetney: His line about working with metal at the end was a perfect full-circle moment and a great final laugh. I really like that he got to help F.R.I.D.A with his new werewolf powers even if we didn't get to see it. Sucks that he had the shortest epilogue but it proved that there wasn't much left to do with him in the end.

Fearne: I feel like Fearne stayed relatively the same at the end which isn't inherently a bad thing. She's so wonderfully chaotic always. She was kind of the Caduceus in that regard (a static character). Would have love to have Fearne acknowledge whether or not she gave any thoughts to what Ashton said about her not thinking things through.

Laudna: Laudna's arc felt finished awhile ago but it was nice to see some more of her gaining back her autonomy through mortality. Other than that scene with Imogen I feel like Laudna didn't have any stand out scenes in the finale. But it's okay because she had many stand out performances through out the campaign.

Orym: Another character that remained mostly unchanged. But a lot of decisions felt right for his story. The scene with him and Keyleth was the best moment for him in the finale as he has always kept things so professional with her. Finally getting a chance to speak with her on an equal level was beautiful to watch. His line to Dorian about walking in the sun was poetic and a great conclusion.

Ashton: A roller-coaster of a finale. Absolutely had the best full-circle moment with their sacrifice and the "I love yous" shared. Got some closure with FCG (even if I personally would have wanted more). The scene with Fearne was hard to watch but I definitely see where it came from and was an overall great decision. Still think that at the end Ashton was a bit too hard on himself and would have liked to see him lean into his friends more instead of going off on his own.

Dorian: A scene-stealer (affectionate) at all times and that didn't stop at the finale. His scene with his mother was a real tear-jerker. He really grew into his confidence at the end. Loved the honesty with him and Orym and the gentleness of their relationship. Glad he patched things up with Dariax and Opal as well. The fact he is the glue that holds the party together is the best ending for him.

Imogen: Stole the show with that persuasion check with the gods. A great character to end Bells Hells with narratively. She played her role as the unofficial leader beautifully. Her cabin with Laudna was something many people, myself included, were looking forward to and their conclusion did not disappoint. The fact that Imogen looks forward to seeing everyone in their dreams was the sweetest detail as well.

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Did you watch the entire finale of Critical Role Campaign 3?

Yes the entire 8+ hours

No I needed to sleep

Voting ended onFeb 8, 2025

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Essek Thelyss as soon as he's discovered

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Like Imogen said, Ashton IS a good person. Such a good person that other good people came to help them.

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Veth: (After seeing Ashton being brought back from the dead and getting flashbacks to Molly) We've been through this before. You've got to call him Kingsley.

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The image of Bells Hells watching Ashton fall and immediately jumping into action. They are desperate to save their friend who didn't even hesitate to step up for all of them and told them he loved them. They refuse to give up. Then, they get him and he's cold. Their loud, shit-talking, defiant friend is still and quiet for the first time. But they caught him. They caught him and they're not leaving him. He didn't fall and he's not going to wake up alone. This is love.

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Ashton Greymoore who has always known pain. Ashton Greymoore who walks through life broken, beaten, and hurt. Ashton Greymoore who believes everyone is an asshole. Ashton Greymoore who knows they are the asshole. Ashton Greymoore who shattered. Ashton Greymoore who believed that relationships were transactional. Ashton Greymoore who wanted to change and tried to change. Ashton Greymoore who was abandoned.

Ashton Greymoore who loves and is loved.

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Ashton Greymoore falling at the start of the journey and at the end but this time they have friends to catch them. Bells Hells weren't going to let him fall.