As a DM who runs 2 campaigns, I can confirm!

When the adventuring party remembers to FEED their horses, I will stop killing them. But not bloody well until lmao

@@Poglavnit_Pferdefuhrer (furiously scribbling notes)

Vox Machina has the worst luck with horses.

There are so many horses that have been abandoned at stables across the country in my D&D game. Lol.

I feel like it’s the most dangerous thing in fiction to be is a main character’s parents

Both are extraordinarily expendable.

I feel like this could be expanded to anyone in a PC's background or any NPC the group falls in love with

@@firefly5677 to me beloved npcs depend on the cruelty of the DM / what kind of tone your campaign has

@@hsmoscout true. It's 50/50 if they die tragically or somehow the survivor of anything that happens xD

😂😂😂😂

Best line 10/10

Percy's class comes from Pathfinder, which they were playing before stream. They switched to 5 edition DnD because Pathfinder is very math heavy at times, and Matt just blended the class into fighter abilities

@@aceofspade2120 thx for the correction

Isn’t he also multiclassed as an artificer? Because he crafted his guns, ammo, and a couple of other tools?

@@alecLogan Nah the class comes from Pathfinder originally, and it's a fighter class, more or less. He did multiclass into Warlock for a few levels, but he's basically a Pathfinder Gunslinger with trick shots. And gunslingers in Pathfinderare pretty OP damage wise. Add in Action Surge and all of his attacks, he really puts out an incredible amount of damage

@@alecLogan no gunslinger main mechanic is that you can make new guns (the limit is decided with the dm obviously) but yeah it’s all gunslinger

I would pay for it! 🤣🤣

I'd run a one-shot for them in a SECOND.

ID LOVE TO SEE THAT

Yo, I would love to see them try it out. Even if they never do it again I just want to share the fun of that game with others.

They both got mad comedic timing and Lupa got them voices

Lupa wearign a little mini mage hat as the DM telling Roshi he fell into another Kobold trap

@@Solqueen86 and sheera’s gonna be the strategist frfr. you know she’s gonna be remembering every npc’s name and taking crazy notes lmao

Please let them see this

Ask me to DM anytime. XD These three seem like an awesome crew to DM for.

I'd watch the shit out of this.

That’s wassup bro 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Good job dude!

💪good job

Fancy seeing you here Smash! lol. Happy for ya!

@@Archangl I just be everywhere lmao!

What a witty Retort 😎

@@joec9693 Yeah I'll write that one down on my List

AaaAAaaHHhhHHh Hes a FuNnY GuY :D

@@DizRupTnz That will help with the Diplomacy that Percy is bringing to Whitestone

@@joec9693 ha........ I get it

And Jotaro and Kiritsugu Emiya.

And Soka from Avatar.

@@bando3107 Um no. That's Jack De Sena.

More like "Fun Fact, Matt Mercer is everybody" because he's the man of a thousand voices

and leorio in hxh!

Adding to this. Laura also voices Lust on Fullmetal Alchemist alongside Grog (Travis, her IRL husband like how Matt and Marisha are also married) as Roy Mustang. Vax (Liam) is Gaara from Naruto while Scanlan (Sam) is Phoenix Wright.

Also, all the children in this show are voiced by the children of the main cast.

Liam, who plays Vax, voiced Garuda on Naruto

They can also shift as a bonus action (other Druids use the action that you need for an attack), can burn spell slots while Wild Shaped to restore health to their animal form, and their attacks count as magical, which really helps at later levels.

@@Zombiewithabowtie Yeah true, let's just be glad Keyleth never becomes a Barbarian, because Moon Druid/Bear Totem Barbarian is functionally immortal.

@@dragonicdoom3772 A literal Bearbarian!

@@Zombiewithabowtie Haha yeah! There's also the whole "10 years is only 1 year" thing Druids have.

Yeah, spell based horses are much more humane.

The look on the players' faces when they realized was amazing.

Nothing travels faster, after all

Bruh. Spoilers, tf.

@@DWargs This is only a spoiler with the context of having already seen CR. Without context this could mean literally anything from 'Percy would be bad news with a sniper because we've seen what he can do with a pistol' to 'Snipers are bad news for Percy' Also episode 6 is already on patreon so they've already heard the line in the show lmao

@@smashbrandiscootch719 literally no one but critters would know that's a spoiler until you said it is. It's people like you who already know the context and say "SpOiLeR" that let everyone else know that what the person said means anything.

@@Nick-dk6kc It's a spoiler in the sense that before seeing episode six, anyone with a brain would understand you are mentioning a type of sniper rifle. It's context clues

That was this campaign they just changed it to a chase sequence and cliff. Instead of them leaving them to cross a bridge or something, because that was a time where the forbidden Tiberious was around. Gotta avoid possible lawsuits so all mentions were written around.

That was this campaign lmao

Not to mention in Campaign 2 where one got partially dissolved by Ankheg acid.

I knew I heard Ellie!

And Vex is Abby from the Last of Us 2.

@@gerardlacroix6015 oh sheet!! Lol I just looked ya she has a hell of a Resume lots of marvel.

@@TheMick7823 Yup, knew her through Jaina Proudmoore in WoW. Great VA.

I knew her as Gretchen Grundler on Recess

But Yoshi is a tool to be used and then discarded, everyone knows that.

This is why you don't let Vox Machina rent horses from you. Even if they come back, even a warhorse isn't gonna come back in good shape.

*Flashback to Berserk Horse* maybe.

Youre also forgetting Tiberius. Also nobody was hung up for Pike because the Briarwoods didnt know about her.

Well aren’t I the fool! But leaving Tiberius is definitely for the better

@@t-baby5532 Oh, I'm sorry, I totally didnt mean it in a douchey way, and I'm so sorry that it seemed that way. Probably the way I worded it? I'll try to be more careful about that in the future. Yes, you're right, forgetting about Tiberius is for the best.

@@smashbrandiscootch719 I didn’t think it was douchey at all my dude. I’d rather they get the accurate information then earn fake internet points for half truths

@@smashbrandiscootch719 I started watching C1 AFTER he left.

Ironically, that shit with Keyleths player goes even further!

Obviously you aren't counting Sprinkle. He's been dead for centuries.

Also, Viconia from BG2, and the Voermann sisters in Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines! Happy Ive met her!

I'm a professional GameMaster with lots of experience teaching new folks how to play D&D. If you don't have a friend or a fan that can run a one-shot for you, feel free to hit me up.

Well, there's hupperdook.

@@ariaflame-au Break out the drugs!

idk, I don't think he should. Just sounds like bad news to me

Two games at once? I envy both your fortitude and free time 😁

@@IceMetalPunk Two games in two different systems (D&D 5E, and Exalted 3rd Edition). One of them is entirely my plot development. The other is a starter module. I'm hooking a friend's kid by running her first D&D game.

@@caffeinedelusions Oooh, I'm also about to DM for my niece (12) and nephew (15) to try to get them into it! They recently finished making their characters and I was about to start planning, but then their dad (who also has never played, but apparently has seen the old D&D movie from the early 2000s 🤷‍♂) decided he wants to play, too, so now I have to wait for him to make his character before planning. As someone who's in this situation of trying to get kids to enjoy the game on their first time playing, maybe you can give me a little advice? My nephew is playing an assassin rogue, and before I've got any of the story decided (other than their individual backstories), he's already decided he wants to murder his sister's character in her sleep as soon as possible. I don't like telling players "no, because no" -- I think the fun of the game is the freedom to at least *try* anything -- so how would you recommend I keep the kids from PvP'ing each other to death right away without railroading them too much? (In her defense, my niece, who is the YOUNGER of them, has said she'll only attack him in self-defense; so the question is really "how do I get my 15-year-old nephew, playing an assassin, to not murder his sister's character, without ruining the fun he's clearly expecting that cathartic symbolism to bring him?" 😂)

@@IceMetalPunk Well, if they're in a party with others, the clear answer is 'make sure he faces consequences for even trying', but if it's just the two of them the bigger issue is 'why are they even traveling together, and is it metagaming for him to act out this grudge against another player when his character scarcely even knows them'. Beyond that, though, I'm afraid I don't have a good answer for you. There's no way to be permissive and restrain this. The best you can do is determine whether or not the motivation for him is in-character (and thus can be negated by his sister not playing the character his character has a beef with) or out of character (in which case I'd recommend introducing them to the game SEPARATELY, rather than both at once because he's not going to play nice with her no matter what he's playing).

You should message him they dont read comments often