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Veth “Caleb Widogast Is My Best Friend” Brenatto is SHOCKED to learn about threesomes

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"what does the lore keeper role even do?" ashley took so long to remember if yasha and beau are married that dani had to text them the answer live on stream

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the m9 might survive killing the weavemind but they’ll all die in 30 years from the effects of exposure to moon-chemical explosions

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say you're 3x divorced, ashley. i dare you.

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Bell’s Hells plan

Step 1: Kill Ludinus

Step 2:????? Predathos???

Step 3: Profit

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"I feel like if we just take it in i'll be hungry and we'll just eat" the most unintentionally terrifying sentiment perhaps stated at the table all campaign

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秀逸な造型センス　　(∩´∀｀)∩ ﾜｯﾊｰ! Satisfying cones

（Reddit： r/oddlysatisfying　u/---Merciless---）

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I get why fans and seemingly the cast and/or characters of Vox Machina struggle so much with the idea that Vax, as they knew him before his death, is gone. Part of it is just the rules of D&D itself, where death is final unless it isn't. Where revivify and resurrections may or may not be difficult depending on your level, how rich you or your party are, and the willingness of your DM. In a game where, to use a Bell's Hells example, in the same fight FCG's death is permanent but Chetney's isn't, how do you know when death is really the end and there's no more reason to hope?

Vox Machina in particular seems to have died and come back a lot. I'm not a Campaign 1 watcher, but just a glance through the list of notable character deaths on the wiki lets even a Vox Machina noob like me see that nearly every member of the group has died and been resurrected at least once, and several of them multiple times. Whether you're talking in-story or above table, if your character has died and come back several times, how are you supposed to accept that this one death can't be fixed, when yours and all the others were?

And yet that's the thing about death, right? Both in stories and in life, sometimes death is inexplicable. And you can either come to terms with the reality of it or you can let your refusal to do so fester until it starts to create problems of its own. And it will create problems. But then again, in stories sometimes problems and warnings are meant to challenge you, to force you prove yourself by surmounting them. Other times warnings and problems are just signs of danger, and ignoring them by pushing ahead delivers exactly the consequences they were warning of in the first place.

So again, how do you know what type of story you're in while you're in it?

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still so charmed by the way rose tyler is so unapologetically lower class without the narrative like. consistently telling you that. it’s all stuff you see between her flat and her bottle blonde hair with roots poking through and and her clumpy mascara and her clothes that don’t fit quite right and her passion for looking out for the underdog. it’s just so refreshing to have the protagonist of a show not be so squeaky clean and polished or a complete antihero but just some completely normal girl shaped by the way she grew up

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How well do you see color?

I’m cry I scored 60, I feel blind

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The people who police your gender will police your gender even if you're cis.

Eat them.

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