Yknow whats funny and quickly forgotten to time:
When The Enemy of Thedas trailer dropped no one knew that dude was Alistair. This began weeks of speculation specifically about who that ‘mystery warden’ was. Laidlaw even did an interview after being bothered on Twitter so much about it:
“The cameos in question include a Warden and Hawke from earlier Dragon Age games. Dragon Age creative director Mike Laidlaw confirmed on Twitter that the woman in the trailer is indeed Hawke. The man next to her, while a Warden, is not the Warden from Dragon Age: Origins, also known as the Hero of Ferelden.” [x]
It was the greatest “whos mans is this” moment in recent memory. Anyway rest in peace Inquisition Alistair whoever the fuck you are.
nobody recognised him cause they whitewashed him lbr
Tag: amazing
Campaign 1 Episode 43:
I love you, darling.
Critical Role is an extremely serious show and the cast is extremely adult and mature at all times.
So someone just told me to shut up and behave like the people who yelled at Matt over twitter about something so much, he had to address it twice. So yeah, that’s totally what I’m going to do, but only after making two last points:
- On one hand, we have Matt telling us Scanlan spent his life travelling around, picking up knowledge and passing that on to others. On the other hand, we have Sam completely bamboozeled every time Scanlan is supposed to know anything about anything and telling us Scanlan spent his life touring with a band, performing music, trashing his patrons’ bedsheets, seducing people and making little Kaylies. We also have Scanlan lamenting the fact that he felt more like the storyteller instead of like part of the story. In comes Ioun telling him that he absolutely is the storyteller and that he should be the best storyteller he can be. How is that a satisfying conclusion to anything? I get that her words about how much he means to everyone were reaffirming and needed and honestly what the others should have been telling him ever since he got back, and how maybe that coming from a goddess of knowledge is especially reaffirming somehow.´- right while she kiiiind of invalidates the arc Scanlan at least tried to have outside of having a daughter.
- The whole champion issue aside, the fact still stands that the de Rolos died because they had an Ioun temple in their basement. At the place where Ioun was wounded. It would have been nice to at least get that addressed or acknowledged in some way. Instead, we get Ioun drawing a direct parallel between Percy and the guy who got his entire family killed. Oh, after she gave a moving speech about redemption, of course. I mean, if nothing else, rude. And Percy seeming unfazed by this doesn’t make it any less rude – it’s just what he expects to hear at this point anyway.
it’s almost as if actively shunning the gods and being incredibly proprietary about any and all knowledge/ideas/theories doesn’t gel well with being named the champion of a knowledge domain goddess weird
Yes, yes, it absolutely makes sense for a goddess who has hidden the info to her own location inside a person with no knowledge on how to access it, kept secret several rites and rituals, locked away stuff in her own library, and gave an expiration date to the knowledge of how to save the world to choose a pathological liar who has to actively try to be truthful about anything over the guy who tries to contain the knowledge on how to create the deadliest non-magical weapons the world has ever seen and is occasionally a bit tight-lipped about his personal business, but is the first one to volunteer to go research things and places they might encounter and become everyone’s tour guide. All of this totally adds up.