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Post by Oneiros on Nov 30, 2016 11:53:09 GMT
We rejoin our stalwart adventurers back in Mr Ceiling's lair under the streets of Paris as they try (admittedly not very hard) to make sense of what has just gone on and discover that power comes in different forms.
Nice callback to the lightning elemental in the Channel Tunnel from Bertie there as well as another look at his psyche... and all the while there's a lot going unsaid from all quarters methinks. Also really interesting to see Zolf try to resume a leadership role and how that plays out.
So, we seem to be heading to some sort of conclusion - anyone want to hazard a guess as to where we'll end up?
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Post by Alex Newall on Nov 30, 2016 21:36:11 GMT
D100 Corgis appear. Everybody is happy.
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Post by Brave Sir Robin on Dec 2, 2016 11:52:13 GMT
I had completely forgotten this episode existed. I remembered everything in the previous one, and everything in the next one (I think) but I had forgotten the big elemental fight until I heard the start of this episode again.
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Post by Alex Newall on Dec 2, 2016 14:11:36 GMT
So what you're saying is our campaign is super memorable?
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Post by Brave Sir Robin on Dec 2, 2016 15:22:12 GMT
So what you're saying is our campaign is super memorable? Ha! Well, I remember everything else. |
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Post by Oneiros on Dec 2, 2016 18:33:49 GMT
So what you're saying is our campaign is super memorable? Ha! Well, I remember everything else. The side effects of Mr Ceiling's memory tampering stretch far... |
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Post by kea on Dec 7, 2016 23:12:26 GMT
This was a pretty great episode. I loved the fire elemental and its interaction with Hamid. I shouldn't really have favourites but Hamid is pretty great. He's doing his best and also maybe something something dragons (?) which is pretty traumatic. I also loved the snippet of his backstory we got here. One of my favourite things about this podcast is that backstory is revealed pretty organically. It never feels like an exposition dump.(Although I am used to larp where you meet someone's eyes across a crowded tavern and you just know you'll be sitting there with your totally-not-alcohol listening to how demons ate their wife or whatever). I wasn't really sure what to expect when listening to someone else playing a tabletop but genuinely feeling for the characters wasn't really in my mind. That changed pretty quick.
Sasha continues to delight with her absolute devotion to bombing everything, and the interactions between her and Zolf continue to be delightful in how absolutely awkward they are.
Bertie gently closing the door behind him made me laugh out loud.
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