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1. 

   Doctor

   1 year

   Think of the campaigns like avatar where yeah you should watch in order but you don't need to because there so Far removed its no different then regular lore drops in other shows

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   UYMAAGEEK

   1 year

   Some background info about the gun thing if y'all are interested. Originally this campaign was played in the Pathfinder system, a game system similar to D&D but with different lore and classes. Because Pathfinder lore actually addresses technology in a fantasy word a class you can play is a gunslinger, but because their campaign got so popular and Pathfinder (at the time) is A LOT to manage they switched to D&D5e. Unfortunately, it wasn't a 1:1 switch because D&D didn't have gunslingers at that time. So the DM modified it to work for the new game system and gave the lore reason that Percy invented guns. If you ever thought D&D had too much math Pathfinder 1e /D&D 3.5 (?) are worse
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   Jax

   1 year

   For the question of how the DM keeps track of that the separation didn't actually happen in the campaign (nor did the fight with Umbrasyll and the Sphinx actually happen.) All of VM went to the Feywild and Western. I think combining these arcs to happen at roughly the same time was a time saving effort. The time the Chroma Conclaive takes up campaign wise is huge.

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      Petrichor12

      1 year

      Right, and if I'm not mistaken, Grog and Percy both rolled poorly on a Wisdom save and completely forgot everything that happened in the Fey Realm during the campaign when they portaled back home. ?
4. 

   Brett

   1 year

   Season 3 of Vox has been confirmed along with a Season 1 of their second campaign, Mighty Nein. The hope/target is for 5 seasons of Vox Machina.
5. 

   Asad

   1 year

   Pike, Keyleth and Percy all need their vestiges.
6. 

   Asad

   1 year

   Fun fact Travis rolled a Nat 20 on the final blow that killed Kevdak. While Talisn (Percy's player) has a supernatural ability to roll nat 20's on a consistent basis, Travis has a godly ability to roll nat 20s on the most epic moments. I can't wait to see the second moment get animated where he rolls the infamous double Nat 20s.

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      Asad

      1 year

      Also yes. In the actual campaign it was Grog who dealth the killing blow.
7. 

   Asad

   1 year

   'He is American.'

   I thought Ruff had the most hilarious one liners but that takes the cake ?
8. 

   Asad

   1 year

   Actually Keyleth probably didn't have to make a Check to heal Percy's sister. She is a Druid who do have healing magic. They aren't as good at healing as Clerics but have respectable healing. This is one thing that the show does is that it tries to tone down the healers in the party to raise the stakes.

   Remember when you guys were worried that Pike's group didn't have any healers when she was injured. Well they did. Scanlan. Bards are just as good of healers as Druids. In Vox Machina Pike, Keyleth, Scanlan and even Vex should be able to heal people.
9. 

   Curtis

   1 year

   I can barely contain my excitement for these, some of my favorite moments are coming up. I love the song Scanlan does. I was curious about how they were going to end the serious because i knew it this arc was longer, I think they did it great. Loving your reactions. Watched Shrek with you this morning, forgot how good that movie is.
10. 

    Blu

    1 year

    Ive been waiting, the best day