Hey fellow Critters, I just came to share with you all a little thing.

Some of you may be aware of the incredible What If Machina/Nein/Hells series by Eren Angiolini. They did a series of character portraits for each of the main cast's characters if they'd've chosen a different class.

Well I was inspired a long time ago by that series and did a small - FREE - D&D supplement with one item per character.

Well today I just released a Daggerheart version of that same supplement. Again it's totally FREE to download at the link at the top of the post. All I want is for you awesome people to enjoy them in your games.

Eren's art is included throughout both supplements with their permission. But can be found in full on their Instagram.

I hope you enjoy the items!

Hi Critters! Is anyone going to London Comicon? I have purchased an autograph ticket for the wrong day that I am not attending! Would anyone wish to swap a Saturday slot to a Friday slot at all?

The signing is for the mighty mercer who has already sold out and I am so sad that my stupid brain did not select the correct dates

Also I hope there will be some great cosplays inbound :)

"The sky above, the endless void underneath and you look and just go where is that light coming from, that horizon ?"

"It is the only source of light in this endless void"

"The coffin opens, the seam of light coming from the coffin of Olbalad"

This was the description brennan made around 2 hrs 13 minutes when Brennan was describing the final sequence before Bolaire wakes up.

WHY SPECIFICALLY OLBALAD'S COFFIN. And this nightmare/dream sequence was to some level real.

This final description just makes me think the stonks for the Olbalad is still alive and manipulated the deaths of the shapers behind the scenes feel real. I mean it always feels sus when a "god of trickery" dies.

This stood out so much why Brennan was so specific about it (despite Laura joking about his slit description lol)

I started watching Campaign 4 last month, and it's my first time with Critical Role aside from the animated series.

I'm up to episode 24 right now, so if you have suggestions of scenes that would make for good animatics you're more than welcome to share !

Episode 2 of Table & Talk features an over 1 hour conversation with Travis Willingham of Critical Role!

Would love to hear your thoughts on the episode :)

I hope you enjoy this conversation with Travis!

Table & Talk is a new conversational interview series with some of the biggest nerds around the TTRPG, acting, gaming, and nerd culture world talking about their passions! Upcoming Table & Talk guests include:

• Joe Manganiello (OUT NOW!)
• Travis Willingham (OUT NOW!)
• Devora Wilde
• Neil Newbon
• Mayanna Berrin
• Luis Carazo
• Theo Solomon

I thought it'd be nice to compile and discuss some of the stuff Brennan explained/clarified in his Instagram takeover for those who can't/don't want to go watch them all themselves for whatever reason. The ones that interest me the most are 2, 7, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, and 20.

1. Everything Brennan had planned for Thjazi got reworked when Julien spat on his corpse.
2. Druids have always believed in reincarnation, viewing the cycle of rebirth similar to how the cycle of water works, and the reason they want to find the afterlives is to allow those trapped in the afterlives to walk the Old Path.
3. Almonds? Yes.
4. Brennan thinks he would be a metalic dragon, specifically Bronze.
5. Brennan likes sandwiches (shocker!), if you wanna know what specfically go to Insta.
6. Brennan doesn't know how to set up music in Instagram stories.
7. The demonym for Dol-Majkar is Makjari, which would translate to Shielders.
8. If Brennan were a player in C4, he would want to play a character either identical to or very similar to Dr. Amry Talter, a Cleric of the Totality. (Which, so valid, Amry is the best)
9. His favorite ship is the Moray, the Tachonis flagship (he clearly knew what we meant by ship here but chose not to answer which I think is a good call LOL)
10. Brennan is still practicing spanish when he can, but he's very busy.
11. Brennan shared a fun fact about Owls :)
12. Being a sundered house does not mean you have a connection to a god, being a Sundered House is just whether or not your lands were partially or totally swallowed up by the Endless Night.
13. Tsul'rekshi = Center, Thjazi Fang = Point Guard, Josefir Einfassen = Shooting Guard, Tertia Tachonis (Deva Form) = Power Forward, and Sir Hawkins as Shooting Forward.
14. Nick Marini asked how the Druidic Circles differ, and Brennan explained that basically the only difference in circles is where they are located in the world and what problems they need to focus on (eg. A Circle in the Taiga would focus on completely different problems than a Circle in the Desert). Circle of the Hunt focuses on defeating dangerous undead, Circle of the Ancients focuses on reviving the lost customs of the ancestors of the people of Araman, and the Circle of Seasons focuses on healing the Barrowdells, just to name a few.
15. Brennan would love if some players eventually went to Venatus, the city located inside the Eternal Night. He has some really cool ideas.
16. Brennan gives a straightforward answer to a straightforward question asking what Truth is. :)
17. Brennan was confused at the question "Unlimited Bacon, but no games? Or No bacon, but no games." but chose Unlimited Bacon. (I think the question was written wrong because its meant to be games, unlimited games, but no games.)
18. Hounds of the King are born as hounds of the king, but much like human babies they take a little bit to learn to speak.
19. Goblins are not in Aramán (but he said this REALLY suspiciously so be on the lookout).
20. Shapers is a post-war term retroactively applied to the fallen deities. Before the war, they were universally called Gods, but after their defeat there was a push to not call them Gods anymore but instead call them Shapers.
21. Brennan thought Bolaire was going to die for SURE in the Convergence episode where he met with his sister. "THAT. NATURAL. 20."
22. The Sundered Houses are so powerful because of their magic (kind of a duh moment). Those from Obredimia specifically were so powerful there too, and since their magic is heritible they were basically unstoppable before the Shapers War. The Tachonis and Halovar (who lost all of their lands) houses had to pivot to being a Church and a Mercentile, with the Tachonis tripling down on their Arcane prowess.
23. Thjazi and Aranessa had already parted ways when the doors to Faerie closed, since they split near the end of the Falconer's Rebellion and Reapers Day was 4 years after the end of the Rebellion.
24. Brennan thinks the boss music for Enmity, Cruelty and Agony would be Unwritten by Natasha Bedingfield.
25. The worst mulitclass Brennan has ever seen is an Armorer Artificer/Undead Patron Warlock (which was his character Citizen Doctor Abraham Mehermblur in a Roll20 stream.)