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Off to catch their third bounty, Silas, Garnet and Nate head to the town of Fort Parker, a seemingly picturesque town. But below the shining surface, Fort Parker is host to a terrible form of Justice that holds the town hostage.
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Apparently Jane wanted to make sure Andy was fleshing out his characters this time lmao "Can I talk to the stage couch driver" sure "Tell me your life's story" ** Andy's anxiety intensifies **
The curse of the GM. The players ALWAYS ask stuff about some random filler NPCs.
xD but Jonny was loughing their ass off! xD
I mean butt. uhm, no! posteror!
@@backonlazer791 Now that you mention it, you made me think of the list video Johnny did on this channel about players ruining the DM's plans - th-cam.com/video/nuTWiKyJ6sI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=y1_g2B1fLMJF7qIv
I think one of Johnny's tips has just bitten Andy. And yet, I'm still having fun.
@@lauramarschmallow2922order! Order in the court! 👨⚖️
Andy handled that brilliantly though. And even managed to "punish" Jane for it
53:23 "I plead insanity."
That absolutely broke me. My god.
This is by far the funniest episode yet.
Same. I'm on a plane, sitting here quietly, surrounded by people, and suddenly I'm having to put down my phone and choke back laughter. His face made it even better
@@evan5140Even I was on a plane while watching this and had a similar reaction 😂
1:02:21 Jane asking 'Where's your evidence?' with a completely straight face and then catching the benny thrown from off-screen while Johnny and Mike lose it has to be the single funniest moment in the series so far.
Jane is so effortlessly cool in this series. It's a thing I really noticed with the first target, Bad Ben Bellows, while Nate was *Nate pause* otherwise occupied; Luke's performance has me believing in Delacy as the real deal mean-eyed wildcard kid, but Jane's performance has me believing in *Jane* as a bone fide Wild West card-sharp croupier. And all without an accent!
Every performance in this series is honestly masterful.
Silas 🤝 Egbert
Stepping in as, perhaps, unqualified legal representation in a corrupt town.
When Nate "curses", I'm picturing the gathered crowd gasping, accompanied by a second, smaller gasp as they realized they just gasped.
and then the Owlbear gets loose.
45:06
I love that Nate's response to 'Any last words?' is "No."... Because he knows hanging's not going to kill him.
I imagine Nate saying in a mournful tone. "Oh, beans." At his plate of beans. Lol.
Hard to pick a favourite moment, but Garnet asking, "Where's the evidence?" when accused of wearing the vest she was actually wearing probably takes it. I think she should have just kept gaslighting the 'judge', telling him his eyes need checking, the colours are all the same but they appear different in the light, etc. I wonder if they could kill this guy by just enraging him enough that his brain pops.
The way Johny is reacting to Andy's portrayal of the judge is really showing how well Andy is doing in creating this unlikable loud and nasty character and acting it out. Felt like Johny really needed to hold back there on not making the situation worse.
Well you know what they say, never play against type lol, j/k
I feel like it's a bit too railroady, this session, and I wasn't sure if some of Johnny's looks weren't saying "so, have we no player agency?"
@@alexharrison2743 I haven't finished yet but maybe the episode didn't work out quite how Andy planned, so he had to railroad a bit, idk
@@alexharrison2743 I feel like that's a risk Andy's taking to really hammer home the horrible, draconian feel of the villain. He maybe overdid it a touch (which, for a brand-new Marshal two for two on playing spine-chilling, hateable villains, is pretty impressive), but I doubt Johnny had any doubt that all three of them would get the full-agency payoff next episode.
@@clockworkkirlia7475 Oh don't get me wrong, Andy marshalling was INCREDIBLE, full stop, not to mention it was his first time ever GMing! So I ofc can totally forgive him for railroading a bit here, but I do think that that might be what Johnny was reacting to there. I get that the character is draconian, though to me it still felt like player agency was disproportionately diminished even in the context of the situation. The rest of the season is incredible, though, so it's no biggie, really
From now on, every time an attack on Nate does not exceed his toughness, it should be described as someone shooting through the hole in his chest.
"Trouble Magnet - Major"
Wow, Johnny, you really doubled down on building a character specifically to take revenge on your former Players for everything they put you through over these last few years, eh? 🤣🤣👏👏
11:45 Mike: “What’s the most exotic animal that's been jerked?”
Me: Phrasing
Your phrasing just made me laugh so damn much. Thank you Eh 😂
As a fellow T Boudreau, I hope they get this bounty. He's giving us a real bad name
I concur as a fellow TB
Andy having the opportunity to throw stuff at people making puns sounds very dangerous for Ellen 😁
Andy looks SO handsome in this black hat getup. Everyone's costumes are great this season, I love it.
100% agree.
can't believe they brought out Evil Andy for this episode
I get the feeling that Ms Victoria is one of those quest givers that sends the heroes out to obtain several items only to reveal themselves as the BBEG in the end. Keep your eyes open 😮
There's definitely more going on with those rings she's asking for as proof of their bounty's demise. I think Andy describing them in detail each time is more than just world flavour...
I had the exact same thought this episode. Just something about the rings made me feel like it's some way for her to gain some kind of power or something.
I mean, you can get those wanted posters at the carnival, apparently.
Andy describes the target as an unremarkable person with a faint smile and I'm sat here thinking "Oh, so he's gonna be a really pleasant guy who's just subtly evil, right?"
Cue the Anakin/Padme meme lol.
Yeah it's like making a slasher horror with Colonel Sanders as the villain. It's so out of place and yet it works.
Jane at 31:19: At least your excellent catch was on camera.
The camera during Jonny's catch: Not on Jonny.
I looove seeing Jane get more screen time, Prudence is amazing but can be pretty quiet and zillah is brilliant but there wasn't alot of campaign. I am glad Jane gets to play Garnet, she seems super confident in her cowboy get up and I am loving it ❤
Unfortunately Blades had a pretty definitive conclusion, I don't think that gang will be back
@@nahuelmat yeah I don't think they will be back either but it would be awesome if they did a one shot flashback episode or something.
I love everyone take part and they always are on point and I am loving this and can't wait to see what happens but I was just voicing my appreciation of Jane 😂 ❤️
Prudence is amazing...but the problem with her is that she is basically a moustache twirling Disney villain. Placed in a group of "good" characters (or at least good hearted), that doesn't give Jane much room to maneuver to really let her shine. The only reason why she gets any room is because her teammates are very careless and/or selfish with their actions. Which causes the team to inadvertently do evil things from time to time.
Jane has taken lessons from this when she rolled Garnet. Garnet is at most capable of being selfish, but she isn't evil. All her ability to do the dark, unholy, spooky things that Jane loves to do with her characters comes entirely from her class, not her personality.
This leaves Jane plenty of room to act, since it is just as believeable that Garnet would help an old lady across the street as it is that she would swindle the old lady out of her life savings.
"May I feed the man some zebra jerky?"
Ah yes, a perfectly normal, unremarkable sentence.
So is "Please tell me his head went through the horse..."
"I say I say I say, this bartender has no nose!"
"No nose? How does he process olfactory information?"
".......terrible.....?"
Mike fully losing the facade and laughing, coupled with Johnny's hilarious slow delivery of "S....pain!" is an absolute riot. The delivery and the sheer volume and force of Mike laughing makes the whole thing perfect. I sometimes wonder if these things are staged, given Delacy's legendary shooting of Bellows or Nate finishing Bellows off or even the fate of Senator Waxman 'melting like a candle.' But then I see moments like this and think to myself "Nah, even if the rest was staged or scripted, THIS right here was spontaneous and comedy gold." And I'm happy with that.
He's from the one place not yet corrupted by Capitalism. Ss...pain.
@@Jordan-kq3qw How did I not see this response before?! Just take the L man! By which I mean take the Like! You deserve it after that.
@@Jordan-kq3qw *chucks a Benny*
They should use Nate's murder hole for storage. It's hidden by his shirt, so no one will see. 😮
"murder hole" 😂 love it. Maybe he stores his cans of beans there?
Not much you can store in a .44 caliber hole. Sure, it's big enough to kill you, but it isn't so big as to fit a can or something.
They could shove a lock pick in there, or maybe a small key.
@@darklord884 that negative attitude isn't very "Nate" of you. It's called a CAN of beans, not a CAN'T of beans!
(I'm just kiddin').
Maybe he stores a single bean in there?
@@dee... That's cause I ain't Nate, fella. I'm not even Kate. I'm Wade. Meaning I can have Wahtever opinion on this matter here. :D
Emergency bean rations? I mean it isn't gonna fill you up but hey. Since when does a Harrowed need a full meal?
Capital offense requiring no trial:drinking
Non capital offense: requiring a trial :helping drinker escape!
😂😂😂
I thought Jane was done for!
Can't wait to come back to this after work)
Nate and Silas seem almost like a reverse of Kasimir and Barnaby)
Oh my god you’re right!
I’ve just paused the video as they’re talking to the guy in the stockade to say that Andy’s characterisation skill with just his voice is superb.
This! I can picture them all oh so clearly
OMG Silas pulling that stunt. I wish that had worked I nearly screamed.
"I plead insanity"
@@thomaslane1547 Mike genuinely makes amazing characters. I was listening to an episode of the podcast the other day where he was saying he was surprised how many people like Barnaby cos he was an a hole but honestly I think he just does the characters so well.
@@bugwandis Barnaby was such a brilliant satire of the hapless Toff, on a par with the likes of Pileas Fogg/Bertie Wooster
The interesting thing is that most Old West towns actually *did* have a "No Guns" law. Because they quickly learned that if they *didn't* have such a law, they would quickly become the sorts of Old West towns you see in the movies.
Goes to show you politicians even back then were ignoring the constitution.
Interestingly the "wild west" was actually pretty peaceful and more like little house on the prairie than like gunsmoke and such
Most were pretty peaceful if it wasnt like a mining town.
More peaceful than the crime ridden cities.
Kind of like today
"I'd like to punch through the painting."
"You are wearing handcuffs."
"I'd like to headbutt through the painting."
What is it about going Full Mike that sends Andy into a pit of despair?
I just realised, Nate gives off strong 'Kryten from red Dwarf' vibes
Smeeeeeeeee heeeeeeee
Oh my gosh he does!
Well called lol
I love them asking Andy questions about the NPCs and wanting deep details. Johnny's laugh at Jane's questions and Andy having to think on the spot like they make Johnny do is so great.
Me: Well, at least they still have the TNT.
Also me: Oh no...they still have the TNT.
You know what the description of the town reminds me of? Columbia in BioShock Infinite before all hell breaks loose.
"Religiosity" makes me think immediately of Firefly. I'm about due a rewatch of that show.
The aborted "how does he smell" remark had me pausing to laugh. The "cursing" from Nate was so unexpected. I really was expecting a f-bomb out of nowhere or "shit" or something. Not, "heck", "dang", and "ninny". And all 3 being arrested is also brilliant. I love that Johnny didn't expect it either.
I truly love how much Andy loves playing villains. Budrow (however he's spelling it) is coming across as a lot more comical than the first two. Bellows still sends a shiver down my spine.
Johnny's expression at the wanted poster is basically me. Clutch move there. Too bad it didn't work out too well.
Absolutely brilliant episode once again and I can't wait for next week's.
I was honestly disappointed for them that revealing the wanted poster didn't work better. It seemed like such a great moment, and the triumphant music started playing, but then (in character, to be fair) Budrow just lies about its origin
Would love to see Andy as a villain in a western, he's got serious Walton Goggins hateful eight vibes.
Man, I was at work, listening to this epsiode and all the people around me were in meetings, when the part with the horse and the painting came on. I died silently in my chair, crying. This was gold. Thank you.
It's so amazing to see a gm stick to the guns of their NPCs instead of bending backwards to make their NPCs change on a dime to fit some crazy ideas of their players. Really loved seeing the characters that Andy established BE those characters and CONTINUE to be those characters and not make nonsensical changes to fit the whims of the players. There is a give and take with ttrpgs but for quite some time the take has leaned towards players rather then the GM for all adventures for oxventure and etc. love all that they do but some complexity and change is VERY welcomed.
I do really like how Andy characterises his villains & other NPCs, and the fact that he's a stricter GM, and that his NPCs have common sense, BUT this episode kinda felt like he didn't give the players much opportunity to think/act, and rushed things along to a position from which the real adventure might then start - in BitD, they'd be dropped into the end of episode situation from the engagement roll, whereas here it felt like the whole episode was Andy trying to get the players onto death row because he wants an adventure about escaping from death row..?
While a lot of the "cursing" is clearly meant to be comedic, "heck" actually WAS considered super-offensive at one point, being originally a portmanteau of "Hell" and "f*ck."
The only etymology I can find for heck is as a 19th C term to mean hell. Do you have a link to the etymology you describe?
Strange you point that out. When I was growing up, you couldn't say heck, darn, or other words that came close to swears without getting dirty looks from people in the community. [That was also during a time when people knew their neighbors.] If you didn't apologize for such language, word spread about you around town rather fast. Some people even told the clergy on you; at that point, you had to repent for what you did or be shamed.
1:06:13 "What you haven't considered... is our diplomatic immunity." "We're from...... Spain" "Ya'll from Spain?"... I almost knocked over my dinner from laughing so hard. 🤣
1:12:20 "Is this really necessary?" "yes" 😂😂
Andy is so good at creating villains you hate. Loved the episode, can't wait for part 2!
"I plead insanity." 🐴 🤣
CORN WHISKEY!!!! WHAT AN ULTIMATUM! A bit Rusty though.
1:02:10 Jane was really taken aback by the judge character. Andy's DMing really challenges the players. This seems super fun😊
The background music is awesome throughout (as usual). Luke has created some fantastic pieces 👏.
My favourite was when the group were walking through town and the lilting fiddle music (good choice by Andy, I presume) suddenly became the ominous ticking timebomb music (which Luke made).
I've learned some things! Thank you!
I think Johnny appreciates Andy having to give the NPCs a backstory, moreso than anyone else. #whateverthatcharactersnamewasinspellcheck. Christopher Engelbert Humperdink Fauntleroy the Seventeenth?
I seem to remember there was a "Calcahoon" in there, and his name ended with "at your service" being part of his name.
@masondeross no, that was the butler from Mind Your Manors, this was the guard in Spell Check that was raising money for the orphanage in Bumble.
my mom came into my room and watched some of this over my shoulder... she is sad Jane does not have a hat. She is glad Jane has magic though, it compensates for the lack of a hat!
Man, Andy is going pretty hard on them but I still love the show. Keep up the good work everyone.
Hanging? We know how to deal with this.
......They're going to need some noodles.
Their public defender certainly gave me the young girl as a lawyer vibe
"What's the most exotic animal that's been jerked?"
Beautiful
I’m loving the smaller groups. Gives more focus to the people in the game.
Kinda wish when The Judge called BS on the Spanish diplomat gambit Nate would have mumbled "Frijoles"
Why, what does Frijoles mean? Is it beans in Spanish? :D
@@darklord884 Precisely that.
Historically, wet rope is kind of sharp, The one time I know of that it was used it slashed open the neck of the person being hung.
Information. Processing. Ding! Thank you for teaching me a thing! (genuine)
@@clockworkkirlia7475 Your welcome. I'm always happy when someone appreciates the large collection of random (mostly gruesome) facts that reside in my head.
I seem to recall a man was actually decapitated because of this; he was in prison for a lengthy amount of time while the scaffold was being built, and just ate a bunch and gained weight. Rope was too long, and when he dropped, head popped off.
Hung by the neck until dead
Nate- I'm already dead
Andy was definitely having lots of fun with this judge. Just let lose...
The fact that Silas garnet and nate immediately act like school children in trouble when they got caught is just the most funny thing ever. Silas immediately causing more trouble and vandalising artwork in the detention room, Garnet denying everything and asking for evidence which she's wearing, and nate just taking the punishment and being unfazed by it
I love the rage in Garnet/Jane at being arrested for her waist coat. I could feel the angry huckater magic through the screen.
*Order, Order, Order, Order!*
Really enjoying Andy's commitment to the absurdity of this character!
I'm currently studying game design at University and Deadlands has me feeling inspired. I kinda want to make a fan add-on for it themed around Australia. Add in some rules for being a Ned Kelly style bush ranger in Colonial Australia, add in some Australian monsters, that kind of thing.
I dunno, would anyone play that? It'd be a lot of research and Australian history just isn't really that well known outside the country so it might not have much of an international audience.
I’d play the shit out of that.
I don't think it matters if it has much traction if it's just for fun, and most people don't know much history or know what it's like in that era but a) they don't know much about the US either aside from wildly inaccurate movie portrayals and b) the people who are interested will learn.
If you include a "key facts from history" and a "differences to a US western" info sheet then I'm sure it'll work, even if the attempted accents from America and Britain might be a bit OTT 😁 but if it's just for fun anyway, why not? 😊
@@theyorkrose5274 Most Australians ironically enjoy bad American attempts to sound Australian. It's kind of charming.
I mainly want to try it because I saw a lot of foreigners calling for a Red Dead style game set in the outback on a series about Ned Kelly and I enjoyed seeing foreigners care about my culture. Australia isn't really as glamourous internationally as most other nations.
@discordlexia2429 well I watched rescuers down under and crocodile dundee so I'm pretty sure I understand how the outback works ;)
I would recommend also considering indigenous perspectives in such a thing, as they are a key part of the history of any colonial nation. I'm not familiar with Deadlands myself, so maybe it does account for indigenous peoples, but they haven't made an appearance in this campaign so far.
Phew, I thought there wasn't gonna be an episode this Friday because there wasn't any Next Premiere video like usual (usually after episodes end or even before that) and yet there it is!!!
Maybe they didn't want to spoil anything. Or they filmed it a little late or were just a little busy and didn't have time to make any previews. They were pretty early into this campaign so I doubted they'd just end it there.
Andy's villains, I just fucking can't. Inspired.
1:00:51
Andy, it's called a "bench." Lol. You're doing an excellent job, though. I'm enjoying this.
Everyone's going all out in this one!
33:52 the look of utter contempt on Andy's face is priceless.
Do you know what mike said? I'm having a hard time picking it up
@@lenachoi2148 Me as well
"How does he smell?" ie the oldest joke in the known universe
@@toratio8547 Thanks!
Andy's performance is absolutely brilliant and hilarious..bravo
the setup for this bounty reminds me of the western film "Unforgiven", just with a sheriff/lawman who's unfairly harsh on the lay. But I will say that Justice Budrow (however you spell it, probably a hanging for spelling it wrong) is a lot more. . .hyperbolic of a character, while being absolutely realistic at the same time.
Loving Andy's faces as the Judge
We can see here how much Andy is enjoying being DM, yelling at everybody, haha
This was a better legal comedy than the entirety of she-hulk
Andy is a genius. What a performance! 😂
I'm a little late but I really want to point how amazing Andys different outfits are. Everyones looks great but Andy changes every week and is constantly amazing.
Andy was amazing in this episode
With a painting that large I think the honorable judge was compensating for something lol
I was hoping for Nate to say Oh Frijoles when speaking in Spanish was declared illegal
4:33 absolutely cursed sound design so thank you for that 🐛😬
This series has been amazing, well GM'ed by Andy as the Marshall and Luke, Ellen, Mike and Johnny are great players in the roles they are playing, so congrats all round on jobs well done. Here's to more awesome adventures in the deadlands with the Oxventure crews.
I'm glad Johny is back, just didn't feel right with you guys doing d&d without him.
Johnny uses they/them pronouns. Also, don't think they've ever done any ttrpg campaigns without Johhny to start with, right?
@@Yoruichi006
They meant the last 2 episodes.
Nice to see Andy having so much run ripping on his friends and colleagues 😂
Huh.I figured with the jerky talk last time, Nate would mummify himself rather than pickle.
Oh god. I almost drowned in my tea laughing with the travel bit.
Maine Justice is one of SNL's best bits, and I was stoked to see Andy co-opting it here. Cracked me up.
I thought I recognized the music that played when they reached the city and realized it was an instrumental country version of Leaning on the Everlasting Arms which fits the towns vibe perfectly once they start to realize what’s going on and the music changes.
I thought so too
When the music changes it goes into a piece Luke created (the one with the ticking sound).
That's awesome! I love the vibe.@@dee...
I'm exstatic to be able to catch the full thing live. I managed to catch the tail end of the last one and binged watched the whole from beginning to end and loved it!!!!!! Thank you guys for doing this! It's like getting to play D&D without having to leave my home or do all of that math! thank you guys again. i love this!!! After watching the stream. Poor nate!! Now we have to wait a week to know how they are going to get out of that mess. I can hardly wait!
Genuinely expected the judge to shout "respect ma authoritah".
Nate with the foulest mouth in the west. Beans!
This is the greatest show ever to grace TH-cam! You guys are great!!!
Absolutely hilarious! Best one yet! Great job, everyone!
Awesome performances and story telling by all concerned. Keep up the great work
robes, colourful tie, yelling "order"...omg its wild west evil john bercow
Beans! That was funny
I respect Andy for having the courage to start this episode with a transcontinental flight to Signapore lmao
Andy as a gm is so fun, I'm so glad he's allowed to just go on here and CRUSH it whenever an episode is released
This bounty is a harder sell for my four horsemen of the apocalypse theory but I think it still works. We've had war and pestilence now we encounter death. Death is easily the hardest theme to portray as it's so broad and encompasses the other three. I think the idea here is that with such restrictive laws the people of this town are barely able to live a life. It's a clever direction to take it. The white horse is a slight problem. DuCrow should of had the white horse. Death should have a (fairly ambiguous) pale horse but you don't get any paler than white. Finally the name Mortimer is icing in the cake.
I like this theory!
Only thing is I have a nagging feeling that Viktoria might turn out to be the BBEG and that those rings have some power that comes to bare when brought together.
I agree about the rings. But I also believe she's lying about her past. I think she used to be the leader of the others, and is tying up all loose ends, before she makes her move.
I think this judge will still be Famine, as both are symbolised by scales, the town is "dry", and the order is more accurate if Death is fourth
In some interpretations, the black horseman is given as Law instead of Famine (since none of the horsemen are named, but he carries a set of scales, which can be spun as either weighing food or weighing crimes), so it could be that, but you're right, it is a little more difficult to make fit the theory.
cool theory! Definitely there is something about Victoria, she is holding back.
"None of the horseman were named"
sorry but I couldn't resist... :(
'And I looked, and behold, a pale horse! And its rider’s name was Death..."
Revelation 6:8
Marshal Andy lookin hot ❣️ Love that 'stache!
I thought Nate was going to unload those shells into that man asking for the weapons
Loving these episode more-and-more 🙂Keep up the amazing work!
Greatest court room drama I've ever seen!
34:52 am I the only one who heard "the bar tender has no clothes" the first time around?
Spoilers.
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Wait, so the three of them are locked in a tiny cell, and one of them will turn into a demon for "some amount of time that definitely exceeds the amount of time to kill two people"?
I guess what I'm asking is "does this mean Jane and Mike will also be dead soon?"
@@roguedogx Jane still has her own devils. The gun she surrendered is just for appearances.
@@masondeross good point.
My head cannon for what I was thinking happens is that mike and Jane convince the demon currently inhabiting John's body that it's best method to ensure chaos would be to go after the judge who is constantly insisting on "order"
And they they just casually walk behind the demon as it just eviscerates all the towns "law men" just casually taking it all in, as if they they were watching a particularly uninteresting parade. When in reality it's just horror movie grade slaughter fest.
Harrowed be thy Nate! 🫘 🫘
*applause*
Another great episode.
Love the costumes.
this episode got dark and amazing
What did Mike say at 33:44 that everyone found so funny!? I can't make it out and it's driving me mad.
I've listened to that part over quite a few times and i think he says, "Oh. How does he s-" Presumably, he was going to say "smell?" But either thought better of it or couldn't because he started laughing.
My dog has no nose
How does he smell?
Terrible
I said it when watching before Mike did - oldie but goodie and an automatic instinct, but Mike held himself back because he didn't want to interrupt the vibe with slapstick antics, I think. But that's the reference and context :)
@@theyorkrose5274 I would have never gotten that, and it was driving me crazy too, so thanks.
Well, next week is going to be interesting!
The Judge seems just a little unhinged.
What...!? That is wildly unfair to unhinged people everywhere!