I can more than relate to this line since I shave my hair off often.

LadyMiir grogs not damaged he's just grog

I don't think he is, though. Whenever Tal says that, I have absolutely no goddamn clue what he's talking about. He's done terrible things, but so has every other character. And in many situations Percy is the one proposing a for more ethical and reasonable course of action than everybody else.

It refers to Percy doing those terrible things while being fully conscious that it is a bad choice. He did invent guns, knew that thousands of people would die because of it, but made that choice, so that he could selfishly take revenge on 5 people (based on what Taliesin said in the campaign wrap-up). So the 5 people vs 1000s of people choice is not a very ethical choice and while it is understandable that he made that choice, knowing his character and what's happened to him, something being understandable doesn't make it right. Him blowing off the carriage-driver's hand is another example of a bad choice. There were a few other instances in the Briarwood arc where he showed that he can be quite cruel. He did become a better person than he was overtime, he for example managed to forgive Ripley. But he does still have a lot of occasions where his first instinct is to do something bad. If I remember correctly he did plan on killing Scanlan when he had left Vox Machina for a time, before he was talked out of it. But Percy knows that he is a bad person, so he tries to not act on it, which is maybe Percy's version of being a good person. It's a bit the question if a hero is someone who does good things or someone who wants to do bad things, but overcomes it and does something good instead. (Despite all the above, Percy is my favourite character. But thinking about him as a terrible person is interesting. There are arguments for him being a good person too, but this comment is getting a bit long.)

That's cool. I had a similar experience with Vic Mignogna. I met him twice so far. He always takes the time to speak heart to heart to his fans.

You made that comment 2 years ago... oh, brother, you had no idea how right you were...

@@VG-fk6nk You made this comment a MONTH AGO and how little did you knew back then

@@kkbluebyrd You made this comment 17 MINUTES AGO, and how little you knew back then...

@@VG-fk6nk lol, accurate

@@VG-fk6nk @Katie Byrd checkmate

they're just trying to go on tour... but these villages are all so fucked up...

I know that on Reddit someone once wrote about their all bard group... Now I wish I'd remember more of that story D:

An Orchestra, with Barta, Barto, Batra, Botra, Baart, Boart and fianlly, Burt Fucking Reynolds. And they're experts at instruments and lawyering. Matt would have a nervous breakdown every week.

I need this group :D At least for a one-shot or something. They could be the B Side! :D

College of Glamour is confirmed. College of Swords probably will be soon. So that's 4 official Bard subclasses. Whispers is out there, but it's a little too villainous for most PCs. Matt's College of the Maestro is a possibility, though. So that makes 5 or 6 different types of Bard.

Glad to see I'm not the only one on the Taliesin train.

Abelhawk if Percy is good for nothing else, he is good at killing low level respawnable enemies. People think that low level enemies aren't a threat at lvl.19, but when you get a dozen of them ganging up on a PC with low AC, it can go south very quickly.

Richard Warner like Scanlan!

So true! It was great Grit Point fodder too!

Too true. As much as that battle's MVP stood out, it really was a team effort. Spectators want to single out the quarterback or the guy who hit the winning homerun as having "won the game," but without a solid team, without a team executing defensively and offensively, there is no victory. And kudos to Matt for designing a final battle that engaged EVERYONE. It very easily could have been a battle where one or more players would have been "sitting on their hands" because they either couldn't contribute, or engage the enemy. Instead of having another Percy vs. Kraken battle, where several players were ineffective, or totally useless, Matt designed an encounter that was engaging for everyone, at all levels.

Death by a Thousand Cuts is very real in D&D, especially when it comes time for death saving throws.

TenebrousFilms Marisha pets his head during the episode, and he rolls back his eyes with glee like a puppy lol. I know the feeling.

CaptainTexican my wife does it all the time long or short it's just good to know that I can trust someone getting that close

Have you shaved your head before? It's such a funky feeling lol. It's like running your hands through toothbrush bristles :P

I think that or a Warlock. When he said some similar mechanics, he might mean having hex.

I bet he'll be something manoeuvrable, A blend of deceit, tactical play and CQC. I feel like he might be a little tired of always taking potshots from afar, being a middle-ranged character opens up a lot of strategic options which I think he would like. A warlock bloodhunter, or a Rogue Warlock would be devastating in his hands. We can hedge safe bets on Travis going balls deep full 20 levels into Bloodhunter, considering his episode in the Feywild were he was frothing at the mouth at seeing the Werewolves. I just hope Travis goes deceptive with it and chooses to go Werecroc or Werepython instead of a big ol' heavy bruiser Werewolf. I played a Werecroc in a one-shot and had the most fun I've ever had, being a giant tank, a Damage dealer, being able to dominate the water environment and peak as an ambush specialist all at once was insane.

Travis has dibs on BH. If he doesn't go Lycan, then anyone can.

Nice call.

Just congratulating you on a great guess my friend.

godricblack well he really scalped himself,

Wait to watch Travis play something with average or above average intelligence :3c

I heard that part of the interview and my first gut reaction was: JESUS THAT GOT DARK!! However, practicality wise, he's not wrong.

This is something I've come to believe in overcoming depression. It's a disease of hope. A cancer of it. You can't rely on hope to overcome it. Willpower is a very limited resource, that if you rely on it in that kind of dangerous emotional situation, you're stepping onto a trap that could end your life if you're not careful.

I read your comment as he said it! XD

Hope is a mental process of imagining a potential outcome. I think the general understanding also includes a degree of optimism in the definition. But you cannot exist without being hopeful if you ever think in any abstract way; we all do this if our IQ is above 50. As you read this, you're hoping that I make a point or that you can disprove mine. It is a formative part of our thinking and being. Living without that process would make action meaningless. I'm just saying, it's more complicated that Taliesin thinks.

Hopiate

OgenB that's what I'm thinking. He said "witty jerk", So I'm guessing a character with high charisma

OgenB probably not a clue. All the characters in this game had Spotify playlists giving feel of character

Yeah. Maybe not a bard, but I think it was defiantly a hint at being a charisma caster of some sort. Maybe he will be playing a Rune Child Sorcerer or Warlock. Either would be cool.

all the players have playlists that represent their characters,so he's probably making his in advance

Nairo Camilo do it, do it

It might be the expectations of what the viewers see on CR, may expect something as theatrical from their games? But hey what do i know? but just replying to a relatively recent comment ahah

@@KrazzahU might be that way! I appreciate your time! Ty😊

Expect nothing and you will never be disappointed.

Hope is not for everyone.

Or maybe even as a one-shot player of some kind

It's not gonna happen.

That'd be cool.

I don’t agree he was just not my favorite at all. His game style was abrasive.

Maybe he could freebase heroin on stream!