#critical role novel

[critterpages]

Coming July 23, 2024 from Penguin Random House:

Critical Role: Bells Hells – What Doesn't Break by Cassandra Khaw and Critical Role

[welcometoexandria]

[oddthesungod]

I, like many others, am not immune to long haired Fjord with his tits out, thank you Travis sir 🙏

[pocketgalaxies]

Me and my friends are going are going on a mission that is important and could change a lot of stuff, and I feel like something bad is gonna happen. There's doom on the horizon. But I still think it's right that we're going. (for @overnighttosunflowers)

[midstpodcast]

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[ariadne-mouse]

(mlm here is multi level marketing not men loving men)

this is a joke please vote with your spleen

if you choose court scandal tell me what it is in the tags

by "weird little man" I actually mean weird ambiguously heighted man, Essek is whatever height the narrative requires

[kerosene-in-a-blender]

My controversial Critical Role opinion is that one of the most interesting things that Laura and Marisha could do with Laudna and Imogen's relationship is to have them break up. It doesn't have to be permanent, but having them realize that as much as they love each other, they don't really communicate or confront the issues they have with each other, and how this isn't conducive to a long-lasting romantic relationship (or having these things undermine the relationship without the characters realizing this) would be absolutely fascinating to me. It would also be a great avenue towards the characters building up a relationship with each other where they are more open to confrontation and conflict, be that relationship romantic or otherwise

[essektheylyss]

Open, non-exhaustive list of content I would read/watch in a heartbeat about the political situation in Rexxentrum post-Solstice:

One-shot or mini-arc of the Nein going full National Treasure level heist on the Cerberus Assembly records management department before a Ludinus simulacrum can reach the burn boxes

Faux Trump aide exposé-style novel of Athesias Uludan compiling and publishing The Dirt in the aftermath as part of his apology/comeback tour

Colville-run Dirty Dozen one-shot or EXU of Oliver Schreiber dragging some particularly unruly ex-Scourgers out of semi-retirement (read: house arrest) to take Ludinus out once and for all in exchange for full indemnity

Found documents a la Midst appendices of the Cobalt Soul documentation and evidence compiled about the incident

The Archmage: An Autobiography by Martinet Ludinus Da'leth (discovered and published posthumously) [1500 pages and riddled with exaggeration and inaccuracies, the last 20% has clearly been written by AI a simulacrum]

Lorekeeper rundown Youtube video from Dani Carr

Yet another novel: Wildemount's most (in)famous and (un)reliable documentarian smelled a story (Taryon's version)

Literally just a main campaign episode of the Nein infodumping to Allura at a war council meeting with the Hells present. I need this information so badly. I am fucking begging.

This sounds like it runs the gamut in level in terms of seriousness but I would like it stated for the record that I would unhinge my jaw to consume any item on this list.

[nightcatssketchbook]

Hey I actually ended up finishing that piece! Baroque-inspired Percy de Rolo portrait.

[wackachewbacca]

Finding out the Lore Keeper of Critical Role has written smut and has also won an award for writing really good smut too Dani Carr you are a verifiable wonder and treasure to this community

[song-of-baldy-ron]

Love it when a fandom blows through all the Kickstarter goals within a short period of time, gotta be one of my favorite things

[welcometoexandria]

Some more news about the masters novel coming out in November. Robbie is set to narrate

[oddthesungod]

A true bodice-ripper, as Fearne deserves <33

[ariadne-mouse]

Alert: this is a very stupid post and not to be taken seriously.

So when it was revealed the first attack on Keyleth was Ludinus trying to test drawing out Vax, folks were pointing out that Ludinus would have had to stay up to date on Vox Machina romances in order to have the information to make that plan, which is very funny. I posit an additional hypothetical: if the preliminary attack had accidentally been fatal for Keyleth herself (I say accidentally because Ludinus would want to wait to execute the plan in full later, so wouldn't have killed her then) then Ludinus would have lost his bait and would have to figure out another way to draw out Vax.

And you know what that means. Matchmaking. Get the sad bird man to fall in love again so he can threaten the new person. Ludinus using every iota of his skill in manipulation and patience and influencing of events to set up Situations, and he needs it because as a celestial champion Vax is not just walking around into your average coffee shop. He becomes the king of tropes. He reads trash romance to get ideas and runs into Caleb at a naughty book store in Rexxentrum and it's very awkward for both of them. With centuries of experience and villainy, HOW has it come to this-