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TMBGareOK. The Official They Might Be Giants tumblr
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Critical Role: 10 Years of Storytelling
Campaign 1, Episode 115, "The Chapter Closes." // Taliesin Jaffe, in "As D&D booms, 'Critical Role' makes its own kind of nerd celebrity" by Sarah Parvini // Campaign 3, Episode 31, "Breaking Point" // On Loving by Forugh Farrokhzad, tr. Sholeh Wolpé // The Legend of Vox Machina at NYCC 2022 // 8-bit Stories // Campaign 1 Wrap-Up // “Without You Without Them” by boygenius // Campaign 2, Episode 141, "Fond Farewells." // Campaign 3: Behind the Set // Letters to Milena by Franz Kafka // Campaign 1, Episode 115, "The Chapter Closes." // Explanation of the final Vex’ahlia playlist by Laura Bailey // Liam's Quest: Full Circle // Backwards by Warsan Shire // Exandria Unlimited: Kymal, Part 2 // Explanation of Fearne’s second playlist by Ashley Johnson // Lighthousekeeping by Jeanette Winterson // San Diego Comic-Con 2023, Critical Role: Fireside Chat & Cast Q&A // Exandria Unlimited Cooldown: Divergence Episode 4 // Campaign 3, Episode 23, "To the Skies." // Explanation of the final Percy playlist by Taliesin Jaffe // "For Good" by Stephen Schwartz // Campaign 3, Episode 91, "True Heroism." // Exandria Unlimited: Calamity, Episode 4, "Fire and Ruin." // Campaign 3, Episode 121, "A New Age Begins."
oh the dichotomy between the children of Avalir never experiencing rain in their advanced magi-tech city of wealth vs the children living in the end of the Calamity never experiencing rain because of the ash and destruction of cities
Michael A Davenport, 3,090 Degrees Fahrenheit (Oil on canvas, 2025)
30in x 48in
The newly-mantled Voice of the Tempest and her purely decorative bodyguard (some closeups below :)
iiii might have started another rewatch bc i needed something to watch as i worked on a project for another fandom and that backfired
honorary mention
I wanted to doodle a Jester in a wedding dress.
matt really saw everyone losing their minds over "ludinus is just power hungry and wants to become a god" and yeeted cottagecore ludinus with his chamomile cuppa into the finale like a molotov cocktail
This is the best nat 20 in cr history
T I M E S T O P
OMG!!!! IN LOVE
My vaxleth loving brain is both feeling very "oh god, they're so changed by decades of death and divinity and grief and life and despite it all they're trying to fit themselves together again because they still love each other and want to fall in love again as these new versions of themselves" and "Vax'ildan as Keyleth's trophy husband era 2.0!!!!!!"
Janelle Tan, from “Second Aubade for Singapore"
I am Ashton Greymoore of Bassuras, and I am nobody’s child.
fearne if she had gotten a wish spell in that one shot
07/11/23
WE'RE THE BAD KIDS
sorry, i was just having the funniest conversation with my friend about if the matron became mortal and got raised by her champion again, like if vax returned and then raised her like purvan, and it gave me truly the funniest mental image of a vaxleth happy ending only keyleth now has to raise the goddess she loathed, like we've been laughing about this for ten minutes straight
like, listen. keyleth has to raise the matron as her daughter. within her lifetime, the matron will grown up, live, and die to become the matron again (who knows what's going to happen to vax, don't ask). centuries and centuries later, when keyleth finally dies, she returns to the arms of her daughter who is the matron, who is the goddess she hated and someone she might have grown to love, and they are both each other's mothers and both each other's daughters, in a way. as a concept, there is Juice here