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mcusack99
25 days
The guy in the cell with Percy in ep 8 is Taliesin Jaffe, Percy's actual voice actor and player for the campaign
bandi138138
30 days
At this point of the campaign, Liam had recently lost his mother to cancer, and was doing his best to carry on. He has mentioned that getting the killing blow on Thordak, who killed Vax's mother was a cathartic experience, like he had defeated the cancer that plagued his mother.
bouboulroz
30 days
Vex was indeed resurected in the show. In the game the longer you stay dead, the more powerful the spell to resurrected them is needed.
Matt also have a homebrew rule that makes it harder to resurrect someone for each time they died.
However, they changed the rules for the show to make it even harder, and even changed some deaths to near deaths in order to make the actual deaths more impactful for the story.
And in Percy's case, even if he could be resurrected, his soul belongs to Orthax now, so that's another layer of difficulty.
sguy90
30 days
Vox Machina is their first campaign, the Chroma Conclave is their longest arc. By the way, it just got confirmed that season 4 is greenlit so the story continues. The campaign was 115 episodes streamed, by this point they could finish the series in 5 seasons. Plus they have a second campaign that just started animated
Toamsz
30 days
Also this still covers the events from their first campaign ,the entire show is the adaptation of their first campaign ,every campaign the cast creates new characters that they play do in the seconda campaign they Play as someone else than Vox Machina and in the third campaign they play someone else than they did in campaign 2
Toamsz
30 days
Lance passing away had nothing to do with Thordak being killed in this episode ,in the original campaign Thordak was also the first one to die and Raishan was the next enemy that Vox Machina had to deal with
monika_lockpick
30 days
So not a spoiler, just a reminder, Vex very much did die. Vax basically made a deal with the maiden of ravens to get her back. As someone else already said, this is still their first campaign Mighty Nein which is already in production will be campaign 2. Also they deviate deviated quite a bit in this season, but the way/time Thordak dies and what they’ll probably do with Raishan is pretty damn close to the campaign. I personally really like the changes, like pretty sure the reason Keyleth doesn’t heal more is to make Pike shine more, because in the campaign even Scanlan as well as Vax actually heal, even if not that much. They did a really good job in streamlining the whole story, not that it wasn’t awesome before.
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Shiloh
30 days
But she brought back instantly
John
30 days
This is there first campaign
Icy
30 days
I never watched the original campaign but I looked up stuff on the wiki and as a D&D nerd I can tell you there are ways to resurrect but from what I read about the original there are some changes in the show compared to when they played. I'll put the spoiler at the bottom.
The guy in the cell with Percy in ep 8 is Taliesin Jaffe, Percy's actual voice actor and player for the campaign
At this point of the campaign, Liam had recently lost his mother to cancer, and was doing his best to carry on. He has mentioned that getting the killing blow on Thordak, who killed Vax's mother was a cathartic experience, like he had defeated the cancer that plagued his mother.
Vex was indeed resurected in the show. In the game the longer you stay dead, the more powerful the spell to resurrected them is needed.
Matt also have a homebrew rule that makes it harder to resurrect someone for each time they died.
However, they changed the rules for the show to make it even harder, and even changed some deaths to near deaths in order to make the actual deaths more impactful for the story.
And in Percy's case, even if he could be resurrected, his soul belongs to Orthax now, so that's another layer of difficulty.
Vox Machina is their first campaign, the Chroma Conclave is their longest arc. By the way, it just got confirmed that season 4 is greenlit so the story continues. The campaign was 115 episodes streamed, by this point they could finish the series in 5 seasons. Plus they have a second campaign that just started animated
Also this still covers the events from their first campaign ,the entire show is the adaptation of their first campaign ,every campaign the cast creates new characters that they play do in the seconda campaign they Play as someone else than Vox Machina and in the third campaign they play someone else than they did in campaign 2
Lance passing away had nothing to do with Thordak being killed in this episode ,in the original campaign Thordak was also the first one to die and Raishan was the next enemy that Vox Machina had to deal with
So not a spoiler, just a reminder, Vex very much did die. Vax basically made a deal with the maiden of ravens to get her back. As someone else already said, this is still their first campaign Mighty Nein which is already in production will be campaign 2. Also they deviate deviated quite a bit in this season, but the way/time Thordak dies and what they’ll probably do with Raishan is pretty damn close to the campaign. I personally really like the changes, like pretty sure the reason Keyleth doesn’t heal more is to make Pike shine more, because in the campaign even Scanlan as well as Vax actually heal, even if not that much. They did a really good job in streamlining the whole story, not that it wasn’t awesome before.
But she brought back instantly
This is there first campaign
I never watched the original campaign but I looked up stuff on the wiki and as a D&D nerd I can tell you there are ways to resurrect but from what I read about the original there are some changes in the show compared to when they played. I'll put the spoiler at the bottom.
in the original they just get him resurrected.
LET'S GOOO these episodes were WILD