#wbn indri

[icbrothers]

A WIP of a Worlds Beyond Number fanart I started this morning. There were so many new characters last episode, but I can't help but design a witch first! I went very art deco for Mirara, so for Indri I wanted to lean into mirroring her home instead, creating a symmetry in her outfit until her crown which will mimic the aurora.

[beedreamscape]

"Thief! Thief!! THIEF!!!"

The Clue detective in my brain is acting up. Ok thief, uhm, I'm betting here that it's directed at Suvi for taking some of the star visions but i don't remember if she took or just copied them so maybe or maybe not...

But part of me wants to believe this is directed at some other witch who dealt some blow towards her, ESPECIALLY if it's Mirara who just learned she's been betrayed by Indri.

[dumpster-fire-sapphic-failgirl]

WBN Gang, first impressions of Ame and Indri:

[thelockedhour]

Don’t worry. She would only kill you if she genuinely thought it was the right thing to do…

[ribbittrobbit]

Indri, the Witch of Wind and Stars and Mirara, the Witch of the Waning Moon

so ready for @worldsbeyondpod to give me psychic damage next week

[dogfennel]

* 😚😳 *

[stephank]

some witches, now simplified enough to make them move a bit

with compositing I'm gonna try to aim for that kinda Rankin/Bass animated fantasy film look, some Last Unicorn vibes with that bloom going

[thedeadhead]

Is this anything ??? It’s always sunny in the Umora??

[jacodraws]

POV: you’re the new kid and the rest of your coven is deciding if they hate your vibe (it was told to you in a prophecy that they would hate your vibe so you’re probably not in luck)

[maybebi47]

// wbn spoilers!

no im still laughing at the wbn finale bc imagine you're indri right? you host the conclave for the first time in forever, you welcome your sisters and their retinues, your house is full of spirits and nasty animals and your "sisters" who you cant stand, most of all the newest member, who literally just joined and is already criticising everyone. the meeting ends and literally nothing goes your way, all your plans go to shit and all your alliances were bad, the witches you wanted dead are alive and the rest have unionised, you are DONE!! you give everyone an hour to leave and you go to the library for some peace and quiet. and all of a sudden the youngest one? the little shit that ruined all your plans? she goes to your room, steals your wand, steals your gifts, steals your keys(??) STEALS YOUR SERVANT(????) frees a prisoner of yours and BOOKS IT, oh and not only that no, her little shit wizard also ROBBED YOUR LIBRARY😭

oh i would start killing bitches

[cowgirls-blues]

One of them knows how to install a doorknob.

[hellishfig]

just finished listening to episode 34 of worlds beyond number, "something to remember you by," which is the end of arc 3 of the wizard, the witch, and the wild one, and i feel sick from how incredible it was. the physical reactions my body made to some of the words and music in this podcast really took me by surprise. i'm still reeling.

some thoughts:

i'm so happy that suvi is questioning the citadel, her reaction to silver's letter was inspired, and i LOVED her interactions with the quartermaster. she's so clever and intimidating (holy shit that was HOT), but i'm worried about what's happening to silver. i have an inkling that the witches may have already started making moves alongside the man in black, and i wonder how that will affect suvi going forward. and going to try and save silver before returning their "precious cargo" to the citadel... i hope suvi can keep questioning, and that whatever she faces, she doesn't let the justification machine run its course any longer.

eursulon meeting up with tefmet was really cool. i enjoyed the return of the strongest man in silbury immensely. it was extremely funny. and then, when eursulon asked to help and succeeded on his persuasion checks, it was solemnly touching. i love eursulon's power being in steadfast support and protection, and how to him, it's not about opposing the citadel in its entirety, it's about saving spirits, great and small, from those who would use them. and that's something he can do while still protecting his true friends.

ame let the chaos OUT this episode, and it was delightful and nerve wracking and thrilling to listen to. she's very bossy and it's so funny to hear how immediately eursulon goes along with it, despite not knowing what "it" is. growing up watching grandma wren, she seems to have gained a natural authority that makes people who love her listen to her when she asks them to perform innocuous menial tasks. but that's also interesting, because her chaos is focused, if imprecise. she knows what she needs to do and will do it, damn the consequences. as long as she can get away, who cares what she leaves in her wake? that's a problem for future ame.

they stole some brass knockers and a lion! they kidnapped nif to save her from being killed by indri! tof burned bright to free a vrock! suvi heads to war, eursulon and ame TO TOMA! (i almost cried when eursulon said those words and the music swelled. what the fuck, lou. what the FUCK taylor and jared. i'm not okay!!!)

and then of course, brockvale. holly hill. the resting place of sir curran of the hawthorn, who unknowingly sent eursulon on a quest that would lead him to our story. the man in black, the pilgrim under stars, the king of knight, the stranger, holds sir curran's shield. he comes to make an offer. will this poor old guard bid a weary traveler to step over this threshold?

this is why worlds beyond number feels so different to me from other dnd shows and podcasts. these artists have come together with the shared goal of not just playing a fun game that they all enjoy, but with the express aim of crafting a brilliant story. i love a goofy campaign full of shenanigans as much as the next person, but i adore how every choice in this show is given weight and meaning. there are no decisions made for laughs. it doesn't feel like playing a game. it feels like living in the story.

and there are also moments like the ending of this episode. a snapshot of elsewhere in the world, something the players don't know, but the audience gets to. it fills out the edges of the story and provides a richer tapestry of lore and reasoning behind the machinations of those who oppose our heroes. it gives life to the tale.

my heart is beating so fast. this show is incredible. thank you, @worldsbeyondpod , for the world you're creating.

[funderberker-thefrog]

when mirara wears a mask and yet you're still the most two faced bitch in the room

[toastedleaf]

a little over halfway through the latest episode and i've gotta say after listening to aabria absolutely beef it on these dice rolls for 30 episodes it feels indescribably incredible for her to actually succeed

[pan-fried-stupidity]

I was surprised by Ame letting Indri off this hook because hitting someone with the fate they wanted to hit you with is a very WWW witch thing to do but turning to that someone when they are in your power and saying to them that you will do to them as they wanted to do to you unless they personally smash a hole in their plans and make it so their ultimate goal is now even harder to obtain and possibly impossible is so satisfying a revenge/comeuppance, doesn't potentially cross Ame's moral lines, and is so utterly witchy I loved it dearly. Absolutely amazing rp choices by Erika such a good episode

[ribbittrobbit]

Hacaea, the Witch of the Woodland Green and Grimore, the Witch of the Wild Hunt

(@worldsbeyondpod has me pacing and fearing for the pcs lives)