I was so expecting something like the Hangman's athletics check immediately after "I gave you a name! Okay bike, go get them" to be with disadvantage.

lol right

Yeah kind of a big miss from Fabian

High stress makes names hard LMFAO

The best resource sink; Gilear’s mortality.

i wish i can get a hole blown in my chest and gasp and then hide like i didn't just die and come back lol, im amazed that bill didnt see it and say fire the heavy artillery lmfao try to save him now that hes 100 feet a seconds away from you lmfao

I mean, the players keep bringing him around despite him having the constitution wet paper. Brennan is speed running nothing. It’s on the players that gilear keeps dying over and over and over.

Running gags are the best, and I have several in my games as well. Years ago, my group became rather insistent that I always have proper names for towns, NPCs, etc. They just couldn't roll with it; had to have a name for the town, no matter how detailed the layout and buildings were. Well, I got so flustered by this that I ended up just blurting out the first thing that came to mind. And so it was that the travelers eventually arrived at the town of Little Consequence. Because it literally doesn't matter. What's in a name, anyway? I eventually just started doing it by default, because it became clear to me that this was going to be a thing from now on. When the party finally went to the coast to hire a ship for overseas travel, I narrated the scene by saying "You come at last upon the seaside city of Starboard Port." Wish I could remember some of the others I came up with. One of my NPCs had an alchemically-imbued perfume she would wear that gave her a bonus to seducing others. It was recorded on her sheet as "...a seductive, poppy-seed scent, mixed by the Lady Caraway of Sesame."

He _is_ the Chosen One, after all

Incredible.

Incredible.

incredible.

Incredible.

Incredible.

All the best dad's in this series are morally questionable haha

@@JustTheG it’s a grey world we live in😂

@@JustTheG gorgug's dad

@@trondordoesstuff He did build a tank with his wife and take the lives of a whole army with her, sure an evil army but still a tiny bit morally questionable.

@@ParasolhyenaI think they meant Gorgugs bio dad whose just a guy in a band

I have been WAITING for this episode just for that!! 😂😂 truly iconic

STATISTICALLY!

His sheer fucking confidence as he immediately rolls without asking anyone else gets me every time

@@nobodyburgen4594Youve got it!

my favourite murph noise!

Except sports don't also engage us in an amazing story at the same time as exciting action

as an avid sports fan, I feel the same way watching this as I do when my team wins

truly so done with them lol

Trauma scars from when they thought the DM was the enemy.

How many times did they try with that one enemy? Fabian: "Yes, of course. I sympathize. But you are GOING...OVER...THE EDGE...GOOD SIR.

To be fair, a dance fight WAS setup up. It sort of bugs me... not that part, that was good. But the setups that are always there from the beginning to "circle back..." a lot of times it feels too convenient as a way to boost players' abilities. For example, Fig inheriting ridiculous powers, versus Fabian getting the Hangman. One feels like scripting, the other feels more like a decision that never had to be made, but wound up a good investment by a player wondering "is this possible?"

Bill Seacaster: *shoots the deck of the ship for calling itself a boat*

The subtitles saying (Lou realizing it’s a bad thing)

WUT. I just started the episode

@@starlaeckhardt4526 dont read the comments til the episode is over

I need to stop reading the comments

They did kill him, (he failed his death saves) but they revivified him.

Time stamp?

@@devorahcohen866 1:42:37

@@stasluzgin3212 That is actually incredible, I totally wondered how they kept it so vanilla this season while they cursed their asses off in S1.

His isn't the only card on the table. It is possible several or all of them have them. When they got the pirate sending spell where curses don't count, Emily held up a card that said the same thing. edit: sorry, hadn't seen that point of the stream yet and was lacking context. Got it now.

@@hhooppyy34 I rewatched that moment. Yes, I see it now, I watched it with subtitles on last time, so this card was behind subtitles for me

Also a saints body in hell?? I’m so curious lols

@speshuul2 I thought about that... I think it's just bill seawater jumping between realms to pillage

I didn’t even know attributes were able to go above 20. Like I didn’t think that was allowed. And he has FOUR of them above 20

@@timothylawrence8929it’s probably because he’s not fully human anymore since going to hell

@@timothylawrence8929 to be fair he is a long experience being a captain and a pirate being a menace being a live now he is an arch devil who is still being a menace having an armada and patron for a lot of warlocks

​@@timothylawrence8929 it's capped at 20 for PCs, but it's not unusual for powerful NPCs or monsters to have stats above 20 (theirs are capped at 30)

It’s d&d. anything can happen! You are only limited by the rules the DM sets forth.

I need to stop looking at the comments before I’m done watching AGAGGEHHUUUUUHGHHHHHHHH

I almost cried ngl

Such a good freaking ending!!!!

Brennan's ability to manage so many NPCs at once, and STILL find the time to pay enough attention to his players that they didn't get bored or lose focus...is legendary. I've said it before and I'll say it again: I hope I'm lucky enough to find a GM half this good for a local game.

For those liking this reply, I have an update. I've started using some of Brennan's broad-spectrum policies and methodologies in my own monthly game, and it's WORKING. One of my players is on the spectrum. A lot. His focus issues tend to lead us on "rabbit trails" that last for literally hours. But instead of ditching the player, I tried making it about them and only being there as a framework to tell the story. My guys...he didn't leave the couch but to get coffee or use the restroom. I had his attention for the entire session, and it wasn't just a couple hours. All day is how we do it. Since watching D20, I've begun paring down the number of NPCs I use with the party, as well as the number that I have actively doing background plot. I can't believe the difference it has made. Mr. Mulligan...whatever it is you're doing...KEEP IT UP.

His narration of Ayda casting a huge spell to flood hell with ocean water was just awesome, I'm definitely going back to re-watch it!!

@@anime2012 And it's so in-character as well. I can definitely see her going all-out for Fig because of a misunderstanding. She is her father's daughter after all!

I don’t think he made Aelwyn to date Fabian either, just thought it would be a funny gag to have her kiss him, just to show how wild and out of control she was being. And then Lou ran with it.

@@nobodyburgen4594 i wasnt counting aelwyn but that is a good point

Allowing romance is a tricky bit of human interaction. Almost none of my players have been able to handle it with any measure or maturity or separation of Character Versus Player. Rule No. One: You are not your character. Your character is not you. What happens to your character happens in game, not in real life. But people let it stay with them. I've had to essentially veto relationships in order to prevent players getting the wrong idea about each other...or the GM. It gets weird very quickly for my group. I wonder what rules were put into place here that prevented it with them.

@@OldWayArtisans everyone on D20 are trained actors and comedians, so seperation of character and person just comes more naturally.

That has probably had an impact, yes.@@nobodyburgen4594

Where's that?

the.... captions ....

@@theultimategayman1714 I meant the timestamp

@@EShravyaa 11:45 Here you go!

@@EmpressUmbreon-fz1bf thank you

Wouldn't be a D20 campaign if the players weren't at some point mad at Murph's dog shit rolls.

I just wish it was a season with my models (either physically or digitally both have pros and cons) so we could see them in full detail.

@@finnbaker3985 *Your* models? Are you Rick Perry?

The only thing it's missing is whatever truly epic shit Rick Perry and crew would've conjured up for this insanity

hey Rick@@finnbaker3985

Honestly, I don't mind the lack of minis and sets. It makes it feel much less strict and regimented and more like a normal ass game of DnD.

Happy late 38th, man! Hope it's a fruitful and fullfilling for you

Pretty weird how a literal two hours can do that right?

Bill was played with the gleeful abandon that would indicate he KNEW he was going to hell...and knew he was gonna take it over.

Gonna have to wait another year (or pay for D20)

@@corbendonaldson8149 next episode on Monday?

@@stasluzgin3212 ohh? My bad. Lets goo

I think it would make them have faith in us and our creativity! Also, kudos on the Goldenrod wordplay!

@@avajones6835 Thanks, I was very extremely pleased with myself when I thought of it :D

How does Brennan do that 😂

He was disguised as a dragonborn. They probably just assumed he took his dragon parent's name.

Dragonborn often really enjoy gold as well, just normally they're not as obsessed with it as full dragons

Kristen is wearing flip flops.

@@AzureImperium7701X oh I know but the hangman’s a full bike I just don’t see how a bike can be dexterous

@@sexytinatrainconductress7791 But consider: he's a bike with a doggo brain

Have you not seen all the crazy stunts you can do on a motorcycle? Sorry but I can definitely believe a sentient bike is more dexterous than Kristen.

1:57:56 That is not Ally speaking, it is Brennan.

❤

Yeaaaa I noticed a lot of stuff in the captions were wrong but to be fair this is 2 hours long

It's also the smartest thing to do in BG3.

HOOT GROWL HOOT GROWL!

The threat of getting chungled is far more terrifying than the actual act of getting chungled.

it was the cutest moment i’ve ever seen

It's been a while since I watched but I believe the cover makes it +1, not sure if that's the same as magical. Either way it's been a while since the first season when this was recorded and IIRC they recorded a whole different campaign in between so a lot of that stuff is forgotten about. It took half the season to remember that Fabian could have healed the Hangman with his motor wax from season 1 all along.

2:08:35 Ragh finds out he didn't crap himself that one time

Ayda has 7th level spells so is either 13th or 14th level

My admiration of Ayda Agefort was immediate, but not for the same reason. She's socially stunted, blunt, gruff, and brutally honest, but isn't mean about it. There's something quirky and adorable about somebody so forthright and so willing to eat dirt in the face of attempting to befriend others. I found her to be "unapologetically pure" and I love the places it led her. Of course...the wonderful social tangles it landed her in were a contributing factor. ^_^

​@OldWayArtimisans I'm pretty sure she's coded to be autistic in some way. I relate to her so much, but her confusion around social norms could just be because she's basically raised herself and lives on a barbaric pirate ship island

I think Brennan would have probably made gilear teleport somewhere random but somehow come back more miserable than ever

Not specifically my mom but I think the opposite idea is cool to like Knowing exactly everywhere and when you went wrong and why and how you had so many chances to change, so many people wishing you would, knowing how much you hurt them and knowing that you deserve what you're getting, knowing there's no way to change the past, not only being physically tortured by he'll but mentally by your own brain and heart yk? Anyways just thots

​@@sl33pi6unni They're both pretty bad. It really depends on what you want someone to fester in, self loathing or raw anger and hatred