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Fucking buying it Day 1 and running my group through it been waiting to start DMing again with this.
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I don't GM, but I'd buy this just to flip through it.
Yeah, it's pretty terrifying. I think they even thought about this themselves in this week's or last week's intro.Oh man. Not directed at you personally but this comment just made me realize how many people will buy this, memorize it, and use it in the chat to correct Matt on his own world.
It was this week. Matt was all "fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck, it's releasing next monday" and they joked about how they can be corrected in real time when the game is going on (even more than before).Yeah, it's pretty terrifying. I think they even thought about this themselves in this week's or last week's intro.
Darin was kind of on a different level from everyone else there.
Yeah, it's pretty terrifying. I think they even thought about this themselves in this week's or last week's intro.
PDF's of the campaign setting are now available from Green Ronin, you can pre-order the book itself from them too, but it's cheaper on Amazon.
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I actually don't like the campaign book from a DM perspective especially if people were inexperienced or going to jump into being a DM for the first time. Its just a huge information/lore dump without actually giving the DM more proper scenarios/puzzles/enemy encounters, ect, really cool for world building and such but Tal,Dorei isn't exactly the most captivating of fantasy campaign books (And I don't mean for that to come off too negatively) it's the voice actors that make the world interesting. Its definitely for Critical Role fans that want more lore into the world they love and that is great for me as a fan..but as a DM I was going to run a new group for their first DnD experience and there are far better campaign books that ease you and your group in.
It's a setting book, not an adventure or campaign, so I figured that was kind of to be expected.
It's the first public episode. They were running this campaign for 2 years in private.So I just wanted to start getting in to this, but I'm not really sure where to start.
I started up episode 1 and it really doesn't seem like the first episode at all.
It's the first public episode. They were running this campaign for 2 years in private.
Here's a recap of what happened before the stream. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8BBzQ5ZDFg
So Darin's character Sprigg was a character he played in a game with Matt's mom 37 years ago (Pre-Matt), and the reminiscing about all of the party getting wiped except for him cause he ran was a true story.
When him and Matt eventually met at a Blizzard recording session several years ago he didn't even know who he was cause Mercer isn't his real name.
Guessing there's no episode tonight
Man they are inches away from a total party kill against Raishan. (I'm still catching up)
TheRaishan fight was probably the dumbest thing they have done. Like, who picks a fight against a dragon after having just had a tough fight against another one that badly depleted your resources. Btw, what episode number is it? Want to see if there's a Talks Machina about itfirst
I'm enjoying it since it's a fun way to get some ideas that I can tweak. The Vestiges in particular are interesting to me. The new class options are pretty met and some of the feats he includes are hilarious. The ability to blow all of your 1st and 2nd level spells in one turn? Beautiful.Yeah, that's pretty much what I expected, which is why I didn't have any interest in getting it. As I believe I mentioned previously in this thread, I always create worlds for the campaigns I run, so it isn't of much use to me as a DM.
Why doesn't she just hide the chat? That said, yes, Twitch chat (of popular users/channels), much like Youtube comments, is a cancer. Anal people without joy in the world being anal & without joy, trolls being trolls and generally just deplorable people being deplorable because they can.Deborah Ann Woll is being interviewed on DnD's twitch channel right now.
https://www.twitch.tv/dnd
When asked if she watched Critical Role, she admitted that she was invited to guest on the show but when she watched it live and saw the chat, she was intimidated by the criticism the chat gives the players. It didn't really ring true to her interpretation of DnD. But after being on the upcoming season of Force Grey with Matt as DM, she gave it another shot. Now she just blocks the chat with a paper.
Ooh, brother. Pat Rothfuss really brings the game to a screeching halt doesn't he.
Why doesn't she just hide the chat? That said, yes, Twitch chat (of popular users/channels), much like Youtube comments, is a cancer. Anal people without joy in the world being anal & without joy, trolls being trolls and generally just deplorable people being deplorable because they can.
She didn't specify it was a live episode. Later on she mentions a moment she saw involving Tiberius. Way back then it's hard to remember that they pasted the chat on the overlay.Why doesn't she just hide the chat?
Why doesn't she just hide the chat? That said, yes, Twitch chat (of popular users/channels), much like Youtube comments, is a cancer. Anal people without joy in the world being anal & without joy, trolls being trolls and generally just deplorable people being deplorable because they can.
I missed the episode. I'm debating on ponying up 5 bucks to subscribe to watch the VOD on twitch.
Ehhh I'll just wait until it posts on the website
This trial is literally "fuck you Sam sing for me"
It was 80. And yeah, it was real dumb. Matt could definitely have killed all of them if he wanted to.
The Pre-stream adventures are being adapted into a comic book series written by Matt Colville
This week was a bit of a waste of Darin De Paul. Had barely anything to do in the first half, was gone by the second half.
*watching*
Are we getting a third Halfgod in the party now?
EDIT: Holy shit, everyone is getting Godded this ep.
Vax vs. the Lava - Round 2.