We all know Percy is damaged, and I think that's why people love him so much, Taliesin. We can relate to him very deeply-- he was the first PC who basically got cracked open by the plot to show him at his most damaged and most broken in the Briarwoods arc, and with the help of his teamfamily, he got back up and eventually helped save the world. All of the PCs are damaged in their own special ways, and that's why the Critter community responds so powerfully to our heroes. They're like us-- broken and damaged and wonderfully human. If they can be heroes, so can we.
Talesin is absolutely spot on about the crucial role of _time_ in roleplaying a character who is smarter than you yourself are. When you're just an averagely-smart person but you're playing a character who could give Lex Luthor or Tony Stark a run for their money, the fact that you've got a couple of minutes to plan six seconds of action is sometimes all you've got.
Taliesin talks about how good everyone he meets in the community is. I'd like to point out that the same is for him. At GenCon 2015 (before Crit Role live, when it was just starting to blow up) I was walking up to the G&S booth, he was there talking to a couple teenage guys, he met eyes with me as I was walking up. I was going to the booth to buy whatever CR stuff I could (which was nothing, because they only took cash). The kids said something along the lines of, "We'll let you go hide," so I knew he was caught by them, and subsequently me. He totally could have gone to the back of the booth, and not acknowledged me, but he turned to me, and shook my hand. As I talked to him, he turned his back to the crowd, so he could leave after me, but he took the time to talk, and shake my hand. I didn't hold him up, thanked him, and he gave me a heart felt thank you back. Just a genuine person, and I appreciated that he gave me a moment out of his day.
I would've never thought to pull some of my own mental health/personal problem struggles that I'm going through out of my own head, and to put them into my character that I'm currently playing, to give myself another platform/format through which to analyze things and come up with answers to questions about myself that I'm struggling with, if I hadn't heard Taliesin talk about how he approaches the game that way, and it's been so helpful for my own mental health since I started doing that and I can't thank him enough. I hope I get to say that in person at a convention or something some day.
I don't think he is, though. Whenever Tal says that, I have absolutely no goddamn clue what he's talking about. He's done terrible things, but so has every other character. And in many situations Percy is the one proposing a for more ethical and reasonable course of action than everybody else.
It refers to Percy doing those terrible things while being fully conscious that it is a bad choice. He did invent guns, knew that thousands of people would die because of it, but made that choice, so that he could selfishly take revenge on 5 people (based on what Taliesin said in the campaign wrap-up). So the 5 people vs 1000s of people choice is not a very ethical choice and while it is understandable that he made that choice, knowing his character and what's happened to him, something being understandable doesn't make it right. Him blowing off the carriage-driver's hand is another example of a bad choice. There were a few other instances in the Briarwood arc where he showed that he can be quite cruel. He did become a better person than he was overtime, he for example managed to forgive Ripley. But he does still have a lot of occasions where his first instinct is to do something bad. If I remember correctly he did plan on killing Scanlan when he had left Vox Machina for a time, before he was talked out of it. But Percy knows that he is a bad person, so he tries to not act on it, which is maybe Percy's version of being a good person. It's a bit the question if a hero is someone who does good things or someone who wants to do bad things, but overcomes it and does something good instead. (Despite all the above, Percy is my favourite character. But thinking about him as a terrible person is interesting. There are arguments for him being a good person too, but this comment is getting a bit long.)
Abelhawk if Percy is good for nothing else, he is good at killing low level respawnable enemies. People think that low level enemies aren't a threat at lvl.19, but when you get a dozen of them ganging up on a PC with low AC, it can go south very quickly.
Too true. As much as that battle's MVP stood out, it really was a team effort. Spectators want to single out the quarterback or the guy who hit the winning homerun as having "won the game," but without a solid team, without a team executing defensively and offensively, there is no victory. And kudos to Matt for designing a final battle that engaged EVERYONE. It very easily could have been a battle where one or more players would have been "sitting on their hands" because they either couldn't contribute, or engage the enemy. Instead of having another Percy vs. Kraken battle, where several players were ineffective, or totally useless, Matt designed an encounter that was engaging for everyone, at all levels.
An Orchestra, with Barta, Barto, Batra, Botra, Baart, Boart and fianlly, Burt Fucking Reynolds. And they're experts at instruments and lawyering. Matt would have a nervous breakdown every week.
College of Glamour is confirmed. College of Swords probably will be soon. So that's 4 official Bard subclasses. Whispers is out there, but it's a little too villainous for most PCs. Matt's College of the Maestro is a possibility, though. So that makes 5 or 6 different types of Bard.
If Taliesin is anything like me when I shaved my hair off, he'd enjoy being petted right now. *watches his hands keep going to his head during the interview* Yeah.
I'd like to see follow-up interviews on the final battle. When Sam/Scanlan used that spell and just broke down... Ugh! Such a pure moment of true friendship.
THE CORGYNIAN ARE A PROUD RACE! :D An actual qoute from a Corgy player in my last one shot. He was Atticus, King of the Corgynians. Hoping that character surfaces in another one of my campaigns in the future.
It's love for making people happy is what make actors push through weekly shows. I'm an acting student now and the stress is Terrible but when I watch you guys play DnD it just makes me feel so happy and it makes me push even harder to become an Actor cause you guys are some of the most amazing actors have ever seen And the weekly episodes of critical role have helped me just forget about all the Hecticness of acting and you guys have made me want to become a better Actor so thank you so much keep doing what you're doing
I bet he'll be something manoeuvrable, A blend of deceit, tactical play and CQC. I feel like he might be a little tired of always taking potshots from afar, being a middle-ranged character opens up a lot of strategic options which I think he would like. A warlock bloodhunter, or a Rogue Warlock would be devastating in his hands. We can hedge safe bets on Travis going balls deep full 20 levels into Bloodhunter, considering his episode in the Feywild were he was frothing at the mouth at seeing the Werewolves. I just hope Travis goes deceptive with it and chooses to go Werecroc or Werepython instead of a big ol' heavy bruiser Werewolf. I played a Werecroc in a one-shot and had the most fun I've ever had, being a giant tank, a Damage dealer, being able to dominate the water environment and peak as an ambush specialist all at once was insane.
I thought Taliesin was a little strange or uncomfortable at the start of the series but as it went on I really grew to enjoy percy and how Jaffe played. he's not present in the same way as Sam or grog, but the arc has been great. Thanks, Taliesin :D
I find it funny that Taliesin loves the Flash as much as he does, and is the voice of Barry Allen the physical embodiment of Hope in DC comics, lol. But yeah, "Fuck Hope" Reasons that Taliesin is my favorite, lol.
Watching that 999 turn to 1k when I clicked like was so fucking satisfying. Oh and, yay go Per-Taliesin! Truth be told, Taliesin has to be one of my favourite players man. I'd be sitting at home, sipping on my hot chocolate when a thought would pop up into my mind. Twice, twice has Taliesin voiced my thoughts while I was still constructing them. I'm not saying anything about myself, but I appreciate an analytical and tactical mind above all else. You might think it weird, but it's why I like Travis so much as well. Not just because of his improv, and his general character, but the fact that he plays a stupid character with a mind as keen as a blade's edge. In battle, while his actions are simple, can be de-constructed into nuggets of gold. His positioning, his choice of attack; more than once have I witnessed Matt re-arranging his plans quite heavily after Travis' turn. It's the same with Percy. I cannot wait for this campaign to end, don't get me wrong I rank this tale along with my favourites of all time, being LOTR, HP, Spartacus and the like; but giving the cast some time to freshen up and then delve back into a fully fleshed out world with spanking new PC's, with the DnD experience they have accumulated? I'll be having euphoric seizures the moment I get the damned episode alert...
"My brain is Oatmeal" instead of tapioca would have been such a throwback meta moment. That was a line Micheal Keaton had in the movie Taliesin was in as a child.
This is something I've come to believe in overcoming depression. It's a disease of hope. A cancer of it. You can't rely on hope to overcome it. Willpower is a very limited resource, that if you rely on it in that kind of dangerous emotional situation, you're stepping onto a trap that could end your life if you're not careful.
when you realize there is more hours of critical role than there is of a show like The Simpsons... just over 200 hours for the Simpsons... and way over 400 hours for CritRole.
Hope is a mental process of imagining a potential outcome. I think the general understanding also includes a degree of optimism in the definition. But you cannot exist without being hopeful if you ever think in any abstract way; we all do this if our IQ is above 50. As you read this, you're hoping that I make a point or that you can disprove mine. It is a formative part of our thinking and being. Living without that process would make action meaningless. I'm just saying, it's more complicated that Taliesin thinks.
When I first started playing rpgs. My first character for savage world's was a part of me and still is but I finally had to let go after I had used him for 3 years plus a hand full of one shots for when he was younger and I have played a character that was his father and I played him in that game as well. But I decided it was time to let him go and I cried. That's how attached you can become to these characters. Yours or not.
I love Taliesin and CR been watching it live since the very beginning (legit episode 1), but i disagree with his comments around hope, hope is essential, hope is a thing that allows people without much else to strive forward, as a person who is getting his bachelors and masters degree in counselling hope is an amazing thing that gives people a view outside of pain and suffering and an ideal to move towards. i love hope.
when does the season start? i cant wait to see them change to completely new characters its going to be fun for me as a storyteller. i always make new characters and to see theirs makes me happy
There are at least 2 Corgi's in the world now sometimes I still can't believe I agreed to it but Donner exists and while he's an old dog for now he's still alive.
Yeah. Maybe not a bard, but I think it was defiantly a hint at being a charisma caster of some sort. Maybe he will be playing a Rune Child Sorcerer or Warlock. Either would be cool.
Taliesin misunderstands the story about Pandora's Box. It says all the evils flew out. Why would there be hope left in the box if it was one of the evils? The answer is, because it was not one of them. Pandora left HER hope in the box before closing it again.
Oh God no, I never hope. Hope is pouting in advance. Hope is faith's richer, bitchier sister. Hope is the deformed addict bound incest monster offspring of entitlement and fear. - Francesca 'Frankie' Dart, Community Season 6
What are the negative effects, cr caused on DnD? Taliesin is talking about it, saying that their campaign had both negative and positive effects. But what are the negative ones? Cant think of any and find the thought very weird.
It might be the expectations of what the viewers see on CR, may expect something as theatrical from their games? But hey what do i know? but just replying to a relatively recent comment ahah
Very sad that Taliesin doesn't believe in hope. Hope is a powerful and positive thing Taliesin. I hope you discover the joy and power hope can give you some day. Its one of the few things that can empower people beyond the negatives of their life.
"All these people are watching, and I have no hair."
-Taliesin Jaffe
I can more than relate to this line since I shave my hair off often.
"Hope is a vice". That's the point where the line between Percy and Taliesin is blurred and I love that.
We all know Percy is damaged, and I think that's why people love him so much, Taliesin. We can relate to him very deeply-- he was the first PC who basically got cracked open by the plot to show him at his most damaged and most broken in the Briarwoods arc, and with the help of his teamfamily, he got back up and eventually helped save the world. All of the PCs are damaged in their own special ways, and that's why the Critter community responds so powerfully to our heroes. They're like us-- broken and damaged and wonderfully human. If they can be heroes, so can we.
LadyMiir grogs not damaged he's just grog
Talesin is absolutely spot on about the crucial role of _time_ in roleplaying a character who is smarter than you yourself are.
When you're just an averagely-smart person but you're playing a character who could give Lex Luthor or Tony Stark a run for their money, the fact that you've got a couple of minutes to plan six seconds of action is sometimes all you've got.
I love my Goth Dad Taliesin.
Mollymauk confirmed to actually possess a backstory
You made that comment 2 years ago... oh, brother, you had no idea how right you were...
@@VG-fk6nk You made this comment a MONTH AGO and how little did you knew back then
@@kkbluebyrd You made this comment 17 MINUTES AGO, and how little you knew back then...
@@VG-fk6nk lol, accurate
@@VG-fk6nk @Katie Byrd checkmate
Taliesin talks about how good everyone he meets in the community is. I'd like to point out that the same is for him. At GenCon 2015 (before Crit Role live, when it was just starting to blow up) I was walking up to the G&S booth, he was there talking to a couple teenage guys, he met eyes with me as I was walking up. I was going to the booth to buy whatever CR stuff I could (which was nothing, because they only took cash). The kids said something along the lines of, "We'll let you go hide," so I knew he was caught by them, and subsequently me. He totally could have gone to the back of the booth, and not acknowledged me, but he turned to me, and shook my hand. As I talked to him, he turned his back to the crowd, so he could leave after me, but he took the time to talk, and shake my hand. I didn't hold him up, thanked him, and he gave me a heart felt thank you back. Just a genuine person, and I appreciated that he gave me a moment out of his day.
That's cool. I had a similar experience with Vic Mignogna. I met him twice so far. He always takes the time to speak heart to heart to his fans.
Watching this now. Him being so happy about his new character. FeelsBadMan
I would've never thought to pull some of my own mental health/personal problem struggles that I'm going through out of my own head, and to put them into my character that I'm currently playing, to give myself another platform/format through which to analyze things and come up with answers to questions about myself that I'm struggling with, if I hadn't heard Taliesin talk about how he approaches the game that way, and it's been so helpful for my own mental health since I started doing that and I can't thank him enough. I hope I get to say that in person at a convention or something some day.
My favorite thing about Tal is he readily admits that Percy is an objectively terrible person.
I don't think he is, though. Whenever Tal says that, I have absolutely no goddamn clue what he's talking about. He's done terrible things, but so has every other character. And in many situations Percy is the one proposing a for more ethical and reasonable course of action than everybody else.
It refers to Percy doing those terrible things while being fully conscious that it is a bad choice. He did invent guns, knew that thousands of people would die because of it, but made that choice, so that he could selfishly take revenge on 5 people (based on what Taliesin said in the campaign wrap-up). So the 5 people vs 1000s of people choice is not a very ethical choice and while it is understandable that he made that choice, knowing his character and what's happened to him, something being understandable doesn't make it right. Him blowing off the carriage-driver's hand is another example of a bad choice. There were a few other instances in the Briarwood arc where he showed that he can be quite cruel.
He did become a better person than he was overtime, he for example managed to forgive Ripley. But he does still have a lot of occasions where his first instinct is to do something bad. If I remember correctly he did plan on killing Scanlan when he had left Vox Machina for a time, before he was talked out of it. But Percy knows that he is a bad person, so he tries to not act on it, which is maybe Percy's version of being a good person. It's a bit the question if a hero is someone who does good things or someone who wants to do bad things, but overcomes it and does something good instead.
(Despite all the above, Percy is my favourite character. But thinking about him as a terrible person is interesting. There are arguments for him being a good person too, but this comment is getting a bit long.)
Percy was instrumental in protecting the other players from the spawns. So cool how everyone had their role in defeating Vecna.
Abelhawk if Percy is good for nothing else, he is good at killing low level respawnable enemies. People think that low level enemies aren't a threat at lvl.19, but when you get a dozen of them ganging up on a PC with low AC, it can go south very quickly.
Richard Warner like Scanlan!
So true! It was great Grit Point fodder too!
Too true. As much as that battle's MVP stood out, it really was a team effort. Spectators want to single out the quarterback or the guy who hit the winning homerun as having "won the game," but without a solid team, without a team executing defensively and offensively, there is no victory.
And kudos to Matt for designing a final battle that engaged EVERYONE. It very easily could have been a battle where one or more players would have been "sitting on their hands" because they either couldn't contribute, or engage the enemy. Instead of having another Percy vs. Kraken battle, where several players were ineffective, or totally useless, Matt designed an encounter that was engaging for everyone, at all levels.
Death by a Thousand Cuts is very real in D&D, especially when it comes time for death saving throws.
Next season of critical role... everybody plays as a bard...
they're just trying to go on tour... but these villages are all so fucked up...
I know that on Reddit someone once wrote about their all bard group... Now I wish I'd remember more of that story D:
An Orchestra, with Barta, Barto, Batra, Botra, Baart, Boart and fianlly, Burt Fucking Reynolds. And they're experts at instruments and lawyering.
Matt would have a nervous breakdown every week.
I need this group :D At least for a one-shot or something. They could be the B Side! :D
College of Glamour is confirmed. College of Swords probably will be soon. So that's 4 official Bard subclasses. Whispers is out there, but it's a little too villainous for most PCs. Matt's College of the Maestro is a possibility, though. So that makes 5 or 6 different types of Bard.
If Taliesin is anything like me when I shaved my hair off, he'd enjoy being petted right now. *watches his hands keep going to his head during the interview* Yeah.
TenebrousFilms Marisha pets his head during the episode, and he rolls back his eyes with glee like a puppy lol. I know the feeling.
CaptainTexican my wife does it all the time long or short it's just good to know that I can trust someone getting that close
D&D Beyond thank you for sharing all these Critical Role interviews. I love them so much!
He is... the Most Interesting Man in the World.
Stay turnt, my friends.
Glad to see I'm not the only one on the Taliesin train.
Lmao he was describing mollymauks creation
I'd like to see follow-up interviews on the final battle. When Sam/Scanlan used that spell and just broke down... Ugh! Such a pure moment of true friendship.
It has been so long, good to come back and watch how things have evolved since then.
THE CORGYNIAN ARE A PROUD RACE! :D
An actual qoute from a Corgy player in my last one shot. He was Atticus, King of the Corgynians. Hoping that character surfaces in another one of my campaigns in the future.
Taliesin is really lovin the feeling of his hair rn lmao
Have you shaved your head before? It's such a funky feeling lol. It's like running your hands through toothbrush bristles :P
"What are you hoping for?" "SLEEP." xD I love you, Tal.
It's love for making people happy is what make actors push through weekly shows. I'm an acting student now and the stress is Terrible but when I watch you guys play DnD it just makes me feel so happy and it makes me push even harder to become an Actor cause you guys are some of the most amazing actors have ever seen And the weekly episodes of critical role have helped me just forget about all the Hecticness of acting and you guys have made me want to become a better Actor so thank you so much keep doing what you're doing
After that speech about hope and Pandora's box i officially love Taliesin as much as Percy.
I'm not sure if this has been written yet but...
Hope needs things to live
Let's make bets on his next class. My money is on Blood Hunter. Matt Mercers creation of a glass cannon.
I think that or a Warlock. When he said some similar mechanics, he might mean having hex.
I bet he'll be something manoeuvrable, A blend of deceit, tactical play and CQC. I feel like he might be a little tired of always taking potshots from afar, being a middle-ranged character opens up a lot of strategic options which I think he would like. A warlock bloodhunter, or a Rogue Warlock would be devastating in his hands. We can hedge safe bets on Travis going balls deep full 20 levels into Bloodhunter, considering his episode in the Feywild were he was frothing at the mouth at seeing the Werewolves. I just hope Travis goes deceptive with it and chooses to go Werecroc or Werepython instead of a big ol' heavy bruiser Werewolf. I played a Werecroc in a one-shot and had the most fun I've ever had, being a giant tank, a Damage dealer, being able to dominate the water environment and peak as an ambush specialist all at once was insane.
Travis has dibs on BH. If he doesn't go Lycan, then anyone can.
Nice call.
Just congratulating you on a great guess my friend.
Can't wait for his next character. And Can't wait to see how Percy ends
Yessss playlists! Haha I'm addicted to the percy playlist he made so I really want to hear more.
I love that he knew we'd freak out about his hair.
godricblack well he really scalped himself,
I love how he already has a character planned. These interviews are great!
This is me after my shave grew out a bit. Never had my hands down.
Oh Taliesin, you make me sigh in all matters of good ways.
I thought Taliesin was a little strange or uncomfortable at the start of the series but as it went on I really grew to enjoy percy and how Jaffe played. he's not present in the same way as Sam or grog, but the arc has been great. Thanks, Taliesin :D
I find it funny that Taliesin loves the Flash as much as he does, and is the voice of Barry Allen the physical embodiment of Hope in DC comics, lol. But yeah, "Fuck Hope" Reasons that Taliesin is my favorite, lol.
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment, don't worry Taliesin you're not alone!
Now thats just sad -for Molly
Watching that 999 turn to 1k when I clicked like was so fucking satisfying. Oh and, yay go Per-Taliesin!
Truth be told, Taliesin has to be one of my favourite players man. I'd be sitting at home, sipping on my hot chocolate when a thought would pop up into my mind. Twice, twice has Taliesin voiced my thoughts while I was still constructing them. I'm not saying anything about myself, but I appreciate an analytical and tactical mind above all else. You might think it weird, but it's why I like Travis so much as well. Not just because of his improv, and his general character, but the fact that he plays a stupid character with a mind as keen as a blade's edge. In battle, while his actions are simple, can be de-constructed into nuggets of gold. His positioning, his choice of attack; more than once have I witnessed Matt re-arranging his plans quite heavily after Travis' turn. It's the same with Percy. I cannot wait for this campaign to end, don't get me wrong I rank this tale along with my favourites of all time, being LOTR, HP, Spartacus and the like; but giving the cast some time to freshen up and then delve back into a fully fleshed out world with spanking new PC's, with the DnD experience they have accumulated? I'll be having euphoric seizures the moment I get the damned episode alert...
Wait to watch Travis play something with average or above average intelligence :3c
It's been one hell of a ride...Thank you
I've always been wary of hope, and never really had any hope to begin with. Logistically, hope oftentimes leads to despair.
"My brain is Oatmeal" instead of tapioca would have been such a throwback meta moment. That was a line Micheal Keaton had in the movie Taliesin was in as a child.
I like this style of interview; being okay with open ends.
I am really excited to see all the new characters they come up with. Shake it up!
He keeps rubbing his head. I get the feeling lol. I've got a mohawk and it's weird and fun to rub the sides right after you shave it
Taliesin is such a sweetheart!
I'm Not a believer in HOPE. F**K Hope! :D - Taliesin Jaffe
I heard that part of the interview and my first gut reaction was: JESUS THAT GOT DARK!! However, practicality wise, he's not wrong.
This is something I've come to believe in overcoming depression. It's a disease of hope. A cancer of it. You can't rely on hope to overcome it. Willpower is a very limited resource, that if you rely on it in that kind of dangerous emotional situation, you're stepping onto a trap that could end your life if you're not careful.
hearing taliesins comment on his next characters personality, I can now imagine it being similair to that of Dodger from Oliver
when you realize there is more hours of critical role than there is of a show like The Simpsons...
just over 200 hours for the Simpsons... and way over 400 hours for CritRole.
Hope is an opiate of the masses.
Hope is a mental process of imagining a potential outcome. I think the general understanding also includes a degree of optimism in the definition. But you cannot exist without being hopeful if you ever think in any abstract way; we all do this if our IQ is above 50. As you read this, you're hoping that I make a point or that you can disprove mine. It is a formative part of our thinking and being. Living without that process would make action meaningless. I'm just saying, it's more complicated that Taliesin thinks.
Hopiate
"My brain is made of tapioca right now." Me too, Tally. Me too.
I read your comment as he said it! XD
"Hope is a vice"
When I first started playing rpgs. My first character for savage world's was a part of me and still is but I finally had to let go after I had used him for 3 years plus a hand full of one shots for when he was younger and I have played a character that was his father and I played him in that game as well. But I decided it was time to let him go and I cried. That's how attached you can become to these characters. Yours or not.
Pour one out for Molly's potential character arc... NPC arc, however,
I love Taliesin and CR been watching it live since the very beginning (legit episode 1), but i disagree with his comments around hope, hope is essential, hope is a thing that allows people without much else to strive forward, as a person who is getting his bachelors and masters degree in counselling hope is an amazing thing that gives people a view outside of pain and suffering and an ideal to move towards. i love hope.
thanks for all the Percy memories goth dad :)
i wonder if his new character is the same one he mentioned in ep. 69
[spoilers campaign 2]
him being so excited for molly :'(( he had so much he wanted to do
#nomercypercy his fucked-upness saved so many people
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No Mercy Percy! :D
I bet he could do a really great James Woods impersonation.
I have a background, I have the playlist. Taliesin is me when thinking about a new oc
I found Critical Roll in Oct 2018
It's a little sad to see how excited he was to play Molly and then Molly died so early on
Cant wait for the new crew to go to whitestone and Meet percy and vex
when does the season start? i cant wait to see them change to completely new characters its going to be fun for me as a storyteller. i always make new characters and to see theirs makes me happy
Any Travis/Laura interviews?
There are at least 2 Corgi's in the world now sometimes I still can't believe I agreed to it but Donner exists and while he's an old dog for now he's still alive.
I love this guy, makes me feel OK about being me :)
Percy is going to play a bard?!?! Awesome! (inferring that from "playlists")
OgenB that's what I'm thinking. He said "witty jerk", So I'm guessing a character with high charisma
OgenB probably not a clue. All the characters in this game had Spotify playlists giving feel of character
Yeah. Maybe not a bard, but I think it was defiantly a hint at being a charisma caster of some sort. Maybe he will be playing a Rune Child Sorcerer or Warlock. Either would be cool.
all the players have playlists that represent their characters,so he's probably making his in advance
Invoke the third pact, do it.
Good, very good.
Nairo Camilo do it, do it
Caduceus is showing here snd there :)
I play a corgi! is there another corgi out there? I'm not alone haha.
Taliesin misunderstands the story about Pandora's Box. It says all the evils flew out. Why would there be hope left in the box if it was one of the evils? The answer is, because it was not one of them. Pandora left HER hope in the box before closing it again.
A Corgi? Pugmire!!!!
Mr. Jaffe I accept Percy is a terrible person and that's part of the reason I like him a lot.
BATTLE CORGI!!!!!
RIP molly mauk too soon
Oh God no, I never hope. Hope is pouting in advance. Hope is faith's richer, bitchier sister. Hope is the deformed addict bound incest monster offspring of entitlement and fear. - Francesca 'Frankie' Dart, Community Season 6
"fuck hope"
I love this emo goth nerd
Danganronpa much
What are the negative effects, cr caused on DnD? Taliesin is talking about it, saying that their campaign had both negative and positive effects. But what are the negative ones? Cant think of any and find the thought very weird.
It might be the expectations of what the viewers see on CR, may expect something as theatrical from their games? But hey what do i know? but just replying to a relatively recent comment ahah
@@KrazzahU might be that way! I appreciate your time! Ty😊
Fuck hope...Andy Dufresne would have a problem with that
Very sad that Taliesin doesn't believe in hope. Hope is a powerful and positive thing Taliesin. I hope you discover the joy and power hope can give you some day. Its one of the few things that can empower people beyond the negatives of their life.
Expect nothing and you will never be disappointed.
Hope is not for everyone.
Lovelyest Mary Sue there is
I really hope Orion comes back in season two. He cleared up his act, and I hope that they give him a second change
Or maybe even as a one-shot player of some kind
It's not gonna happen.
That'd be cool.
I don’t agree he was just not my favorite at all. His game style was abrasive.
Maybe he could freebase heroin on stream!
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