#cr s2

[retro-vagabond]

[silvandar]

Next ttrpg portfolio piece, my favourite character from CR s2, Mollymauk!

Patreon / commissions / links

[otakumagicmusicgamer]

Going through my discography marathon and “Your Bones” by Of Monsters and Men is very Caleb Widogast vibes

[valientknightmare]

The Little Sapphire

[floweroflaurelin]

Aeor, vast and mighty: the last bastion of the Age of Arcanum…

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Happy Thursday! I spent two weeks on this huge painting of the whole Downfall cast (and Bolo!) and I’m so excited to finally share it! This took 21 hours, which is 10x longer than I usually work on a painting… though to be fair, there’s 10x as much stuff happening in this one 😆

Prints are available here! Closeups under the cut 😁✨

And here’s a version without text if that’s more your speed~

Prints of this version are available too!

[hotcupofdragons]

Vox Machina....FUCK. SHIT. UUUUUPPPPP!

Please give credit if you use my gifs.

[professionalfobtrash]

maybe it’s bc i’m an animator myself but this specific shot of Vax really butters my eggroll

it’s the headturn concurrent with lipsynch i think. that and liddol feyrealm creachers

[blorbologist]

WHITEBOY IN MELEE WHITEBOY IN MELEE

With badass action shot support from Vex

[otterlyart]

Of the things that I miss from the original stream, I think it's Keyleth's rage that I miss the most.

Stream Keyleth didn't tell Vax that everything would be okay with the Raven Queen. She didn't tell him to talk with her and make nice. She was furious.

Vax was what was special, not what the Matron of Ravens could do. All the goddess did was take advantage of Vex's death. She was an opportunist.

I like animated Keyleth, but stream Keyleth was angry to the bitter end and man do I miss her.

[tv-ajax]

This has gotta be one of my favorite conversations from s2.

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[orym-blossoms]

I have so many things about this round of episodes that I loved. This show gets better and better, I swear.

But Percy . . . He is so fucked up about what happened and he doesn't even realize why yet . . . And this very young man, whose only example of a real relationship was probably his own parents, whose ideas of courtship are Courtly and Noble . . .

He gave Vex'ahlia his coat.

Next week he's going to give her a title.

And then she's going to give him her heart.

I love them.

[vaxildansraven]

FIGURE IT OUT IN THE COMMENTS OR SOMETHING. Lets see if it works

[plantskiddo]

rex corvorum 👑

[dylbydoodles]

Threads of Fate.

[valientknightmare]

Mollymauk my Beloved

[nocreativityfornames]

Hello I wanted to talk about mc magic in lesson 53 they said this about mc magic.

Mephistopheles: When you intervened to protect Simeon, you cast that spell without any sort of incantation.

Lucifer: If not, then it means that the magic you produced was involuntary.

Diavolo: No. If the spell was involuntary, it means the magic is uncontrolled, you see.

But isn’t this a contradiction to what lucifer taught in season 2 lesson 24 of NB?

Yeah, it's said by both Lucifer and Solomon that if a human/demon is skilled enough, they don't need incantations to use magic.

But I think the way this is different from what happened when MC saved Simeon was that they didn't mean to use magic at all. Like, usually when MC is going to use magic the dialogue options are something along the lines of "use [certain spell]" "do [certain action] with magic" but this time the dialogue options were to either yell out his name or warn him about the attack, meaning that MC's magic manifested itself without any previous intention from them to use it?

Which is similar to what happened in s2, except that this time around their magic acted up on it's own and protected someone instead of causing harm, coming from their worry for Simeon's safety. So MC is unconsciously using magic based off strong emotions they feel and they need to learn to control their powers to avoid causing harm again like in previous seasons.

I guess that the Ring of Light only stabilizes their powers to a point, and MC's magic can still get out of hand if the situation is dire enough?