The first one seems likely enough, though I think Hexblades' patrons are sentient weapons. Matt and Travis could have decided something else, but we'll see. There's something about the way Fjord talks about magic and wizards that makes me think he wants to kill them and steal their powers or something. Travis's performance has an undertone of greediness in those conversations. Whether that's for his patron or for himself, I'm not sure.
You might be even more disappointed when they have to just flee without fighting because their healer has one healing spell left for the entire group. Those previous two zombies almost killed one of them last time when they had Yasha fighting with them and they had all their spell slots.We're definitely watching how the sausage gets made this time around, with some of the cast fumbling through the process of finding their characters. Still enjoyable though...Laura and Sam were in rare form last night. That canes line from Nott, I was on the floor laughing.
Matt is definitely not fumbling, aside from the pacing issue of this episode. Those NPCs were amazing. The girl with the damaged voice, inspired stuff.
But my reaction after four hours of the group completely failing at investigation and then being teased with a fight
This is probably also because I watched the entire last campaign with VOD and could simply watch the next episide whenever instead of waiting a week or two.
There's a deity in the Eberron setting called the Traveler who would work well as a Trickster deity.
He tried to perform some forbidden alchemical transmutation with the help of his younger sister, but because of equivalent exchange she ended up... hold on
That's so true. I think it's been explained 3 or 4 times already, lol. And every time she's just staring blankly, as if the person explaining is talking complete nonsense.
No, I was just referencing Fullmetal Alchemist since Travis and Laura were voices on that show and it sounded plausible for Caleb's backstory.
I'm not sure how I would feel about another intra-party romance either, but those two seem to have some low key flirting going on.
Nah this was next level. I've come to expect stuff like her getting weirdly caught up on something even after it being explained to her, or being bad at articulating her thoughts (both of which happened this episode), but this was like the perfect storm of bad RP, not paying attention, not understanding and making bad decisions. I was gobsmacked while it was happening and in even more disbelief watching it back.
Haha, so true.This seems to be how the guards work in this continent:
Marisha has definitely alluded to it, even though it could have been an in-joke. And she had the visual gag on Signal Boost of being on a bean bag chair and exhaling smoke.
The youtube stream is nice and clear without lag too, if Alpha crashes on you.
Liam said Caleb is 33 and Travis said Fjord is 'around 30ish.' Everyone else is a mystery.....
I know. And people complain about Marisha and Liam not having enough range.
In my campaign, two of the characters are gnomes, already past 100 years old. Most other characters are at least around 30.
I think that both have fantastic range, yet refuse to go far enough outside of their safe zones in the main game.
I'm excited to see them deal with that especially since they're already low on resources and have no Yasha this time.
Yeah, I was mostly just joking. I'm honestly not sure about Marisha's range because I'm not familiar with her work outside of CR, but Liam definitely can go different even though he seems to have stayed pretty comfortable in both Vax and Caleb. It's fair enough since CR is such a long form show, but I'm still holding out hope for some kind of a reveal and some added complexity to his performance as time goes on. Like his German accent gets stronger when he's more emotional or something.
