#i'm watching campaign 1 of critical role!

[eggheadluffy]

ok so i just finished episode 3! i get more and more into it and it's great! i just struggle when it comes to imagine the scenes with the characters of the team (and it does the same thing with the other d&d campaign that i watch) but i really wish i'll get to naturally imagine the characters instead of the VAs because it makes me sad that i don't because they're pretty fucking cool! :))

also can't wait for ashley johnson to finally be there!

[katbirdy]

I honestly think the Legend of Vox Machina exists 1- in canon and 2- is a historical fiction w/in canon. It's an elaborate retelling of what actually happened (the streamed campaign). Obviously the people that were there know what happened, but really who's going to sit through a longwinded retelling of it including all the shopping episodes.

[liltaireissocute]

why do I ship Perc'ildan? Because Liam O'Brien told us so (and few of us listened)

But really, the campaign so far gave me even more reasons to ship Perc'ildan, the scene on the flying carpet is CUTE + all the little things boys said to each other + Vax giving Percy a healing potion... I mean HOW can you not ship them???

[six-improbable-things]

The fact that Grog found the Deck of Many Things and Travis was the only person who didn't know what it was is killing me. Liam was having a heart attack and Travis is just hella confused.

[firehandlerfred]

Watching critical role but starting at campaign one so everytime i get a cr post it's like dodging a fucking bullet

[kingstealer]

aabria going, "as aimee who maybe wants to have a friend sit by you soon" is going to haunt me for the next two weeks. i can already tell.

[belphegor1982]

I don't even really watch campaign 3 but I miss Sam Riegel :(

[theregoesmylurkerstatus]

So like. If I resumed my campaign 1 watch. Would people want to hear about it still?

[thesapphiresoul]

when vex says "puhsivul, dahling" 🥰🥰

[zemnian-newcomer]

To say I forgot how good ExU Calamity was would be a lie, but actually rewatching it does hit differently than just thinking about it.

The Drama, the Conflict, the Choices - truly, everyone brought their A-game to the table. None of the characters are great people, and the cast embraced that in the best way.

[finncakes]

having some art block so that means ballpoint pen scribbles

[the-velvet-worm]

Keyleth and Percy’s friendship is very important to me and I really need all of my favorite moments of theirs from the campaign to make it into the show, but especially them getting fucking wasted in Ank’Harel because that was just too iconic 

[setaflow]

My DM from my D&D group has been working overtime trying to get me to watch Fantasy High from Dropout saying it was really good and a great way to watch a streamed D&D campaign, and I've been putting it off this whole time because I have the loosest attention span for streamed D&D campaigns. Unfortunately literally nothing in the world is more boring to me than watching a bunch of people sit around a table and talk if I'm not an active participant in the conversation ya girl needs visuals.

But earlier this week I started a new crochet project and wanted something in the background, so I said "fuck it"-- I put it on my TV and listened/watched while I worked.

I'll give my DM credit. Fantasy High absolutely does fucking slap. I'm kinda kicking myself for not trying it out earlier lmao.

[captain-fflewddurfflam]

I started Critical Role Campaign 1 last month and will be liveblogging periodically as I make my way through the episodes. I did start at the beginning, crap audio and all, but I’m looking forward to seeing all the pre-Briarwoods stuff!

[six-improbable-things]

Some thoughts I had last night and forgot to write down until now: It makes so much sense that Percy is the first one to gain a point of corruption. To everyone else, Whitestone is just a fucked up town. They've seen fucked up stuff, they're almost used to it at this point. They never knew it how it used to be, kind and fully of life. But for Percy, this was his home. He knew people here, grew up here, spent most of his life here. And he hasn't been back since the night his entire family was killed.

It's one thing to know the Briarwoods are there, to know they've taken over your home. It's one thing to hear about the horrors. But it's something else entirely to see that. To see the temple destroyed and the Father's corpse under his bed. To see the holy tree dead and used as a gallows. To see the empty, abandoned buildings and gaunt, miserable people. The very people his family was supposed to protect. Of course that would get to Percy, eat at his soul. Of course it would worm its way into his mind and not leave.

[idoobeg]

Damnit now I gotta watch Campaign 2 at the same time as watching Campaigns 1 and 3 😭