Alternative title: when Hobgoblin, Mobgoblin, Bobgoblin, Robgoblin, Nobgoblin and Knobgoblin (don't confuse them) the marauding band of hobgoblins met a chaotic force of evil. Let's face it, the biggest threat Yeenoghu unleashed on the Swordcoast was not his gnoll army...
I've been suffering through the very long argument regarding the need for a steed as I am seemingly the only one who recalls the now deceased hobgoblins riding up on six horses...
A protagonist doesn't have to be a hero. They can be a villain and there are stories with villains as the main protagonist. All that matters is that they're the one that the story is focusing on, but I do get your comment and find it funny.
Part 3 and I've only just noticed the title of this adventure. Nobody outside the UK, or under 30 for that matter, is going to get that joke Johnny. Thanks for remembering those of us who do.
I'm less concerned with the obscure reference and more bothered by the fact that the gnoll portion is maybe a third of the session. Thanks for clearing up the why though as I would never have guessed.
lol I counted at least 4 moments where Johnny was seriously considering a party wipe, "You all mysteriously get sick and die from dysentery, The End, good night everyone"
@@blakearmentrout7717 you mean 6:12, and 8:05 - 8:15ish, 12:47, 13:10, continuing through 13:45 - 13:58… by LaVache Mauve, I'm going to have to edit this comment 50 times at this rate! *What have they done to you, dear, sweet Johnny?* 15:29 _(for about 18 whole seconds!)…_
…17:53…23:12 Johnny.exe is not responsible for his next action, please restart your Dicedad before TPK😂😂💀… 39:20…39:42…43:27 aaand there go the glasses, for _9 1/2 minutes!…_ 46:36…48:21 *Johnny has clearly suffered enough, Dicekids…* 50:23 omg, even Amelia's had enough…50:45 ow, my face🤣🤣… and 55:06, my word, that is one deep sigh😆
@@nunyobidniz lol after reviewing the "notes" it would seem easier and safer to just declare the whole video a danger to Johnny's sanity and the party's safety lol
Tim did go into a blind rage and brutally murder a gnoll and completely destroying the corpse and had to physically be pulled from the corpse as he was further desecrating it, although he did feel horrible about it later.
Lolies in the chat: Mist is good :) Mist like five minutes later: Attempting to destroy a cart with an axe because the owners wouldn’t take them to Waterdeep
Join this band of adventurers as they push the limits of everyone around them as they try to have their way. Will they become a little evil each step of the way? I can't wait to find out. By the by, nice Jurassic Park reference! Loved it. Even if they failed the checks lol
Note for next time, Matt. Spiritual Weapon (or any melee spell attack) gets to add your spell casting modifier. Johnny, I feel for you. Just remember, you can always kill them off. Their characters, I mean. :p
I was a little confused about Morbos motion as well. Had me wondering if he was positioning himself to wield the damn thing. However using the bonus action to attack a second time is meant for subsequent turns especially since it is also a bonus action to cast.
@@MorinehtarTheBlue Yes, and that also means he had an action left that he could have used to cast another spell, though I believe it has to level 2 or below, or maybe just a cantrip, or maybe he could have just missed with his melee mace attack again. :)
@@randalladkins7452 Sounds like your a Critter. RAW it's just a cantrip. Your talking about Mercer's house rules with the 2nd level thing. Though now that you've pointed it out I'm thinking Matt didn't read his spell properly. From that frame of reference he cast the spell as his action and moved an attacked as his bonus actiion. It's silly mistakes like that which make the Dicebreaker look amateurish in a subject they're supposedly experts in.
@@MorinehtarTheBlue I know if you cast a spell as a bonus action, you can at least cast a cantrip as an action. Dice breakers are great and I very much enjoy them. They just don’t seem to be as into d&d as they are into other RPGs. (I.e. lore wise, the had the Demons Yeenagu and Baphomet ruling in Avernus instead of the Abyss. And Morbos could understand them, though as a Tiefling he would know infernal, not Abyssal). I figure they could take it that Morbos attacked and missed with his Mace for his actual action. I just thought he might have a better chance with a spell (though his spell save is only 9, despite the fact he could have finally raised it by raising his WIS stat when he leveled up at level 3)!
@@randalladkins7452 That's more about them playing fast and loose with the rules. Johnny is actually pretty great with that but it's a style that can take some getting used to if you care about those rules. Morbos, despite being a cleric, has a really low wisdom score so a spell attack really isn't a good as it would be if his stats were specced appropriately. Matt may have done that in order to gimp the character for comedic effect. But the level at which most classes (fighters and rogues get a few extra) can get either stat increases or a feat is 4 anyway.
I love how Fizz and Morbos are for anything and Mist and Tim are kinda not wanting to kill anything but they want to have fun and money. Every interesting.
Everyone else seemed to think it was a big jump for Mist to go from 'I'm here to pick up Gnoll the Gnoll' to 'Hmm what can I take from the smithy', but I say this is just proof that a Tabaxi is, after all, still a cat, and as we well know, it is impossible for a cat to steal anything. The world and everything in it is already theirs - at least as far as cats are concerned ;)
Pretty unrelated, but: I just DMed a D&D session for 9 hours and first thing I saw after it, was the news, that Trump lost. Just wanna say, today is a great day! Have a wonderful weekend everyone!💜
Oh god was I relieved when his episode was over...it seemed as if you decided at one point during this and or the previous session to just break the story as hard as possible. Poor Johnny....hope you lot had serious fun, though.
Wheels is playing Fizz admirably well. I've seen lots of players who play selfish characters, but they eventually just turn into good characters who only want to help.
Wow, this episode actually made me feel a little uncomfortable to watch. It didn't feel like the typical "cheeky" kind of humor that I get from the Oxventurers and whatnot, it felt like it was starting to get a little hostile (or... toxic?) here. I honestly just wanted to give Johnny a hug... and also Tim the Goblin.
Yeah, there's a point when the characters aren't particularly likable anymore, and it's a bit unfair to the lone "good" character to be stuck with this group when they might in character have left them and joined up with Amelia, except she's not a PC. It also kinda removes all the dramatic tension when the characters don't care about the huge dramatic thing they caused? I think it's interesting but kinda fell flat for me. Especially as Morbos' character always struck me as "trying to be cool evil but is actually mostly good and embarrassed about it", which is a lot more interesting than just welp guess he's evil, which is more where this episode went.
I love how only a few minutes after Lolies says that Myst us good in the live chat he tries to knock out a random man driving a cart and then she's saying that she didn't remember any of that happening.
These are wonderful, but the combat would definitely be improved (for all videos like this, not just this series) with simple map illustrations for the viewers. It's distracting when the DM, the players, and the viewers each have (sometimes wildly) different ideas of where everyone is located. Like around the 5 minute mark Johnny starts saying most people aren't in the cave, when I was pretty sure they spent hours disguised as rocks *inside the cave*, and the npc party members were just hiding behind actual rocks deeper inside, and only Fizz was outside the entrance? Are there two rooms in this cave? Even a rough sketch would really help so we can all follow without having to say "wait, what?" when what we're picturing isn't the same as what Johnny has in his head.
i said it on the last part but fizz and mist really have taken a level in jerkass. "i don't want to talk with this guy whose home we inadvertently destroyed and are now demanding a reward from, because he has a bad attitude about his home being destroyed" i know that's kind of the point - Fizz is a pragmatic arsehole and Mist is in idiot who can't read the room, but i just don't like them as much as i used to. Tim and Morbos, however, have really gone up in my books. Tim's steadily becoming more realistic and sensible, and is starting to stand up for himself and others more often. Morbos hasn't changed much beyond tempering his general malice and people skills but he's still a bit of a bastard, who is endearingly a secretly good person. this adventure was good, it was pretty hilarious - but for the first time in dungeonbreaker i was kind of - not rooting for the bad guys but i wasn't rooting for the party all that much.
If many... Mobgoblin if thrown... Lobgoblin If related to a certain Half Orc... Dobgoblin If at work ... Jobgoblin If being a dick ... Kevin (... the Knobgoblin)
Im getting a cowboy bebop vibe out of this group. A bunch of weirdos grouped up but seemingly uninterested in each others needs and wants. Especially since Mist is basically Ed but without any redeeming features XD props to Mist on this episode. Really put all of you in hilarious situations. Also Tim for Alex's voice acting.
When Johnny said he looks like a Cigar Stub is coming out of him, I looked at my Cain (Maduro) Cigar and smiled. I'd like to smoke cigars with Johnny now.
Short for "Mist on the Mountain" following the Tabaxi custom. It's a lot of weird moments like this where these professional gamers really seem like amateurs and it just makes my head spin.
Between Mist's total lack of rational thought (either Mist has int/wis of under 6 or the role playing is bad) and Fizz's arseholery for arseholery's sake, this series is getting to the point that I don't think I will bother with it anymore. Even Tim being adorable is not enough to alleviate how annoyed those two make me.
@@Bloomy_forest I think I saw that questioned pop up and Lollies said that Mist is just happy to be included and doesn't care which pronouns are used, I could totally be wrong though
I’ve actually felt that Fizz and Morbos are the only characters that make sense and feel right rn. The others, though I love them, aren’t consistent and hold up progress at times (most arguing started because Tim or Mist wanted to do something ridiculous, escalated a small minor detail that wasn’t important or disagreed w something that they’ve already done before so shouldn’t be a problem). Fizz has clear motives, and is acting upon them, and Morbos is too. They’re not really the problem, theyre just the clearly evil ones :’) I’m really not hating on them, I love them all, but I don’t think Fizz or Morbos are the ones causing the issues here all the time at least (and if they do, it’s very much in character).
I kind of think that those two pairs aren't really gelling together as a party. Fizz is a kenku trying to deal with a racial curse. His intelligence and identity are dependent upon potions in a very Flowers for Algernon sort of way. Those potions aren't cheap so he has needs and somewhat of a point about reasonable compensation. Though I think they still need to consider that the townsfolk are not in a position to meet their needs. You can't get blood from a stone.
Juniper Honey Agreed. I actually kind of like Fizz and have done throughout, and Morbos has really grown on me the last 2 arcs. Mist is getting a bit too moronic/annoying and while I like Tim, sometimes his long-winded monologues, that are already hard to understand because of fake teeth sometimes, just bog everything down and are more a hindrance than its worth. Also, I get that they go loose with the actual rules and that's fine, but some times it is too far and I'd rather there were some limits on this... Oxventure bends the rules in fun ways while maintaining a semblance of 'order' I guess..
@@Matthew-pd4zx You put it into words. I really love them all as players, and I’m trying hard to not compare anything to Oxventure (bc I nothing will beat that for me), but the comparison of rulebending is true. I love love love Johnny’s style here though and I think Morbos and Fizz fit into it well (and i hope tim and mist will also get into that more!!)
I've really enjoyed this series but I think I oxventure i better. I believe that's because these guys know the game TOO well and are often worrying about technicalities instead of adding too or letting Johnny's comical storytelling unfold...
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Years of oxventure derailment and insanity have not prepared Johnny for this
I can't wait for the crossover episode
Shane Harper I'm positively *gagging* for that
It is like herding cats but the cats can do magic and use weapons.
Beautiful
Your comment actually made me laugh. Out loud and everything! I can just picture this so well, it’s frightening.
Alternative title: when Hobgoblin, Mobgoblin, Bobgoblin, Robgoblin, Nobgoblin and Knobgoblin (don't confuse them) the marauding band of hobgoblins met a chaotic force of evil. Let's face it, the biggest threat Yeenoghu unleashed on the Swordcoast was not his gnoll army...
I am genuinely appreciative that Johnny is as exasperated with the party as I am.
If only they’d listen to Johnny and give him some space a bit, god I feel for him
"I can't remember the last time we did anything sensible" might as well be the Dungeonbreaker battle cry 😂
That or just Tim going _"Oooh! Oooh-ooh! Oh!"_
41:44 for those wishing to revisit the moment
I've been suffering through the very long argument regarding the need for a steed as I am seemingly the only one who recalls the now deceased hobgoblins riding up on six horses...
Protagonists, Jonny. These are no heroes.
A protagonist doesn't have to be a hero. They can be a villain and there are stories with villains as the main protagonist. All that matters is that they're the one that the story is focusing on, but I do get your comment and find it funny.
Part 3 and I've only just noticed the title of this adventure. Nobody outside the UK, or under 30 for that matter, is going to get that joke Johnny. Thanks for remembering those of us who do.
It's on honour of Lolies, player of Kazoos and devotee to the demonic Blobby.
I've heard of Noel's House Party, but, much like Citizen Kane, only have a rough idea what it is from numerous references in other pop culture media.
I'm less concerned with the obscure reference and more bothered by the fact that the gnoll portion is maybe a third of the session. Thanks for clearing up the why though as I would never have guessed.
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Soooo…
_Who's Noel when he's at home 🏠, then? Anyone?_
@@nunyobidniz Noel Edmonds. 8 seasons in the 90s. Though once I was clued in it wasn't that hard to Google.
55:50 For when Johnny reveals himself not to be literally everyone else in the world, but literally everyone not else in the world.
"Johnny Breaker", indeed! *_Maaad_*_ funny_ , though! Thanks, all! And thank you for your sacrifice, Johnny!
lol I counted at least 4 moments where Johnny was seriously considering a party wipe, "You all mysteriously get sick and die from dysentery, The End, good night everyone"
@@blakearmentrout7717 you mean 6:12, and 8:05 - 8:15ish, 12:47, 13:10, continuing through 13:45 - 13:58… by LaVache Mauve, I'm going to have to edit this comment 50 times at this rate! *What have they done to you, dear, sweet Johnny?* 15:29 _(for about 18 whole seconds!)…_
…17:53…23:12 Johnny.exe is not responsible for his next action, please restart your Dicedad before TPK😂😂💀… 39:20…39:42…43:27 aaand there go the glasses, for _9 1/2 minutes!…_ 46:36…48:21 *Johnny has clearly suffered enough, Dicekids…* 50:23 omg, even Amelia's had enough…50:45 ow, my face🤣🤣… and 55:06, my word, that is one deep sigh😆
@@nunyobidniz lol after reviewing the "notes" it would seem easier and safer to just declare the whole video a danger to Johnny's sanity and the party's safety lol
This is amazing, a DM who responds to players who are behaving badly with appropriate negative responses. I love these Dungeonbreakers!
I could never be as brave as Johnny facing down players like that, in character too.
After that, I wouldn't blame Johnny for arranging a TPK for the next session... well, maybe a partial party kill... Tim must live!
next episode is just entitled the adventures of tim the goblin
I love fizz he's a pragmatist in a world traditionally full of altruists and he makes a good argument
Omg poor Johnny; when the glasses come off, your man is done
Aside from Tim, they came out of hell as different people.
Tim did go into a blind rage and brutally murder a gnoll and completely destroying the corpse and had to physically be pulled from the corpse as he was further desecrating it, although he did feel horrible about it later.
Johnny's on the verge of dropping the entire party in a den of Mind Flayers just out of spite.
well, this is a chaotic evil party now.
and tim..... tim is to pure for this world
Lolies in the chat: Mist is good :)
Mist like five minutes later: Attempting to destroy a cart with an axe because the owners wouldn’t take them to Waterdeep
Well, they could be hiding on a cupboard with a Kazoo...
She wasn't trying to damage the cart though. She tried to brain a pig farmer with the butt of an axe. Which is considerably worse.
Myst _is_ good - at public mystchief
Hangry PCs: Making an already chaotic campaign and taking it up to eleven!
39:15 is about the time Johnny felt like a stiff drink to see him through to the end.
Join this band of adventurers as they push the limits of everyone around them as they try to have their way. Will they become a little evil each step of the way? I can't wait to find out.
By the by, nice Jurassic Park reference! Loved it. Even if they failed the checks lol
I'm finding Fizz's sociopathy hilarious!
Poor Johnny, though.
I'm trying to decide if Oxventure or dicebreaker breaks Johnny more with their shenanigans.
Dicebreaker wondered the same thing. So they made this episode to answer the question.
@@morbonator5091 I forgot about that.
Poor Johnny, and poor Meehan, they really tried their best to keeps this not murder!hobo-esque
Note for next time, Matt. Spiritual Weapon (or any melee spell attack) gets to add your spell casting modifier.
Johnny, I feel for you. Just remember, you can always kill them off. Their characters, I mean. :p
I was a little confused about Morbos motion as well. Had me wondering if he was positioning himself to wield the damn thing. However using the bonus action to attack a second time is meant for subsequent turns especially since it is also a bonus action to cast.
@@MorinehtarTheBlue Yes, and that also means he had an action left that he could have used to cast another spell, though I believe it has to level 2 or below, or maybe just a cantrip, or maybe he could have just missed with his melee mace attack again. :)
@@randalladkins7452 Sounds like your a Critter. RAW it's just a cantrip. Your talking about Mercer's house rules with the 2nd level thing.
Though now that you've pointed it out I'm thinking Matt didn't read his spell properly. From that frame of reference he cast the spell as his action and moved an attacked as his bonus actiion.
It's silly mistakes like that which make the Dicebreaker look amateurish in a subject they're supposedly experts in.
@@MorinehtarTheBlue I know if you cast a spell as a bonus action, you can at least cast a cantrip as an action. Dice breakers are great and I very much enjoy them. They just don’t seem to be as into d&d as they are into other RPGs. (I.e. lore wise, the had the Demons Yeenagu and Baphomet ruling in Avernus instead of the Abyss. And Morbos could understand them, though as a Tiefling he would know infernal, not Abyssal). I figure they could take it that Morbos attacked and missed with his Mace for his actual action. I just thought he might have a better chance with a spell (though his spell save is only 9, despite the fact he could have finally raised it by raising his WIS stat when he leveled up at level 3)!
@@randalladkins7452 That's more about them playing fast and loose with the rules.
Johnny is actually pretty great with that but it's a style that can take some getting used to if you care about those rules.
Morbos, despite being a cleric, has a really low wisdom score so a spell attack really isn't a good as it would be if his stats were specced appropriately.
Matt may have done that in order to gimp the character for comedic effect. But the level at which most classes (fighters and rogues get a few extra) can get either stat increases or a feat is 4 anyway.
I love how Fizz and Morbos are for anything and Mist and Tim are kinda not wanting to kill anything but they want to have fun and money. Every interesting.
Everyone else seemed to think it was a big jump for Mist to go from 'I'm here to pick up Gnoll the Gnoll' to 'Hmm what can I take from the smithy', but I say this is just proof that a Tabaxi is, after all, still a cat, and as we well know, it is impossible for a cat to steal anything. The world and everything in it is already theirs - at least as far as cats are concerned ;)
Pretty unrelated, but:
I just DMed a D&D session for 9 hours and first thing I saw after it, was the news, that Trump lost. Just wanna say, today is a great day! Have a wonderful weekend everyone!💜
Just saw one of Johnny’s really early videos. Does anyone else think he looked remarkably like Elijah Wood? 😂😂😂
Oh god was I relieved when his episode was over...it seemed as if you decided at one point during this and or the previous session to just break the story as hard as possible. Poor Johnny....hope you lot had serious fun, though.
Wheels is playing Fizz admirably well. I've seen lots of players who play selfish characters, but they eventually just turn into good characters who only want to help.
Or they turn into murderhobos
hahahaha, that was glorious guys, what a way to make an entrance on the sword coast! and way to go johnny, quick on your feet there :D
Johnny, two words: alignment shift.
Next Season Johnny is the one that left Dicebreaker....
And here we are four months later...
43:37 Johnny's face (from here onward) is a whole ass mood
Wow, this episode actually made me feel a little uncomfortable to watch. It didn't feel like the typical "cheeky" kind of humor that I get from the Oxventurers and whatnot, it felt like it was starting to get a little hostile (or... toxic?) here. I honestly just wanted to give Johnny a hug... and also Tim the Goblin.
Yeah, there's a point when the characters aren't particularly likable anymore, and it's a bit unfair to the lone "good" character to be stuck with this group when they might in character have left them and joined up with Amelia, except she's not a PC. It also kinda removes all the dramatic tension when the characters don't care about the huge dramatic thing they caused? I think it's interesting but kinda fell flat for me. Especially as Morbos' character always struck me as "trying to be cool evil but is actually mostly good and embarrassed about it", which is a lot more interesting than just welp guess he's evil, which is more where this episode went.
I don't know why but want a crossover episode with the Oxventuers I feel like that would be hilarious😂😂😂
Fizz insisting on naming the hobgoblins and Johnny refusing to go along with it is now one of my favorite Chiodini-verse gags.
The angry farmer Mist tried to knock out reminds me too much of someone I have known... what a flashback!
I love how only a few minutes after Lolies says that Myst us good in the live chat he tries to knock out a random man driving a cart and then she's saying that she didn't remember any of that happening.
These are wonderful, but the combat would definitely be improved (for all videos like this, not just this series) with simple map illustrations for the viewers. It's distracting when the DM, the players, and the viewers each have (sometimes wildly) different ideas of where everyone is located. Like around the 5 minute mark Johnny starts saying most people aren't in the cave, when I was pretty sure they spent hours disguised as rocks *inside the cave*, and the npc party members were just hiding behind actual rocks deeper inside, and only Fizz was outside the entrance? Are there two rooms in this cave? Even a rough sketch would really help so we can all follow without having to say "wait, what?" when what we're picturing isn't the same as what Johnny has in his head.
This episode had me laughing out loud multiple times, I loved it! 😊✌️😉❤️
13:51 the phrase everybody wants to hear while watching dnd actual play, if we think about the maths of this. Lol
I love Fizz's irreverence in this episode.
I'm finding that Mist is becoming a bit tedious though with being random for random's sake.
i said it on the last part but fizz and mist really have taken a level in jerkass. "i don't want to talk with this guy whose home we inadvertently destroyed and are now demanding a reward from, because he has a bad attitude about his home being destroyed" i know that's kind of the point - Fizz is a pragmatic arsehole and Mist is in idiot who can't read the room, but i just don't like them as much as i used to. Tim and Morbos, however, have really gone up in my books. Tim's steadily becoming more realistic and sensible, and is starting to stand up for himself and others more often. Morbos hasn't changed much beyond tempering his general malice and people skills but he's still a bit of a bastard, who is endearingly a secretly good person. this adventure was good, it was pretty hilarious - but for the first time in dungeonbreaker i was kind of - not rooting for the bad guys but i wasn't rooting for the party all that much.
Fizz is like oh wait why didn’t you just say you where going to loot ? In that case.
This was way too funny! But guys, please don't torture poor Johnny like that too often. :D
Should have said hobgoblinicide for that command.
Will we ever learn what happened to Clown Gnoll?
Matt needs to ditch those cursed dice and get some new ones.
Dice is only half his problem since Morbos' wisdom score is abominable. Maybe it's the dice or maybe he's just unlucky. Or cursed like Wil Wheaton.
Just saw this made my day hahaha
Gnolls house party or how what it also called how they broke Johhny and he finally gave up on trying to contain this madness
53:06 It's...It's an impact tremor is what it is...I'm fairly alarmed here.
Rob-, Bob- and Hobgoblin ... when defeated Sobgoblin...
If many... Mobgoblin
if thrown... Lobgoblin
If related to a certain Half Orc... Dobgoblin
If at work ... Jobgoblin
If being a dick ... Kevin (... the Knobgoblin)
Im getting a cowboy bebop vibe out of this group. A bunch of weirdos grouped up but seemingly uninterested in each others needs and wants. Especially since Mist is basically Ed but without any redeeming features XD props to Mist on this episode. Really put all of you in hilarious situations. Also Tim for Alex's voice acting.
I love Tim the Goblin for some reason. Alex Meehan is awesome and gorgeous as well.
Oh poor Johnny
I’d love to see Mist and Dob and Fizz and Prudence in a team together
Morbos macebringer.
48 minute mark i just see johnny so stressed
i'm sorry, you guys should apologize lol
I think they broke poor Johnny
Am I misremembering or didn't hellish rebuke turn the Hobgoblin to ash in the last episode?
I feel you Johnny. I feel you.
Is Tim the only "good" character? Hahaha. Looting the town. *shakes head*
They should’ve just pillaged the villagu
Johnny you look like you have had a long day at work
It's a hobgoblin on a cob
Future Johnny? Johnny from the future?
I’m in tears! 🤣🤣🤣
When Johnny said he looks like a Cigar Stub is coming out of him, I looked at my Cain (Maduro) Cigar and smiled. I'd like to smoke cigars with Johnny now.
Morbos is the most painful cleric I've ever seen lol. Holy sh*t stats are awful
Myst doesn't know what a Halberd is? Has she not played Breath of the Wild?
Short for "Mist on the Mountain" following the Tabaxi custom. It's a lot of weird moments like this where these professional gamers really seem like amateurs and it just makes my head spin.
Tim the goblin is the only one who maintains a modicum of likeability...
Between Mist's total lack of rational thought (either Mist has int/wis of under 6 or the role playing is bad) and Fizz's arseholery for arseholery's sake, this series is getting to the point that I don't think I will bother with it anymore. Even Tim being adorable is not enough to alleviate how annoyed those two make me.
Poor, poor, Johnny...
Hiya everybody!
This might be a stupid question, but what are Mist's pronouns?
In the first episode, Mist was referred to as male.
@@matthewolson2308 Thank you.
No idea. I thought it was he/him, but now Lollies used they/them for Mist and I so am no longer sure.
@@Max-tk2gz Ok, I'll just use they until I know for sure :)
@@Bloomy_forest I think I saw that questioned pop up and Lollies said that Mist is just happy to be included and doesn't care which pronouns are used, I could totally be wrong though
I honestly love this campaign with these playerd but i must say that the character of fizz is being a bit of a jerk the last 3 episodes :/
I’ve actually felt that Fizz and Morbos are the only characters that make sense and feel right rn. The others, though I love them, aren’t consistent and hold up progress at times (most arguing started because Tim or Mist wanted to do something ridiculous, escalated a small minor detail that wasn’t important or disagreed w something that they’ve already done before so shouldn’t be a problem). Fizz has clear motives, and is acting upon them, and Morbos is too. They’re not really the problem, theyre just the clearly evil ones :’) I’m really not hating on them, I love them all, but I don’t think Fizz or Morbos are the ones causing the issues here all the time at least (and if they do, it’s very much in character).
I kind of think that those two pairs aren't really gelling together as a party. Fizz is a kenku trying to deal with a racial curse. His intelligence and identity are dependent upon potions in a very Flowers for Algernon sort of way. Those potions aren't cheap so he has needs and somewhat of a point about reasonable compensation. Though I think they still need to consider that the townsfolk are not in a position to meet their needs. You can't get blood from a stone.
Juniper Honey Agreed. I actually kind of like Fizz and have done throughout, and Morbos has really grown on me the last 2 arcs. Mist is getting a bit too moronic/annoying and while I like Tim, sometimes his long-winded monologues, that are already hard to understand because of fake teeth sometimes, just bog everything down and are more a hindrance than its worth.
Also, I get that they go loose with the actual rules and that's fine, but some times it is too far and I'd rather there were some limits on this... Oxventure bends the rules in fun ways while maintaining a semblance of 'order' I guess..
@@Matthew-pd4zx You put it into words. I really love them all as players, and I’m trying hard to not compare anything to Oxventure (bc I nothing will beat that for me), but the comparison of rulebending is true. I love love love Johnny’s style here though and I think Morbos and Fizz fit into it well (and i hope tim and mist will also get into that more!!)
Hilarious rampage, too many highlights
I've really enjoyed this series but I think I oxventure i better. I believe that's because these guys know the game TOO well and are often worrying about technicalities instead of adding too or letting Johnny's comical storytelling unfold...