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Vox Machina 3x11

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Broccoli Ben

It’s effectively the same, but Keylith’s story here animated definitely exudes a different feeling compared to what I remember in the livestreams.

TurtleKungFu

The series diverged greatly with the campaign with how they handled Scanlan's resurrection and aftermath. If you're interested, you can watch a clip called "The Bard's Lament."

Grumbledor .

Oh my God she turned into a drago-lytch. THAT didn't happen in the tabletop version

Yeah I Guess

Critical role would do these one shot battle royals, and Keyleth was proven truly the strongest when she beat everybody at level 20

Fobbles

In D&D Lore: A Dracolitch is a dragon with considerable magical abilities that has given up their pride for their scales in search of eternal life, Often times because their pride is more encompassing than who they are, or even their afterlife. Red, black, and white dragons won’t often be found attempting this feat, as they are either too dumb, too prideful, or their evil goddess’ favorite color (red) to dare defy her. But green and blue dragons have a different pride. -Green dragons are ambitious to no end, seeking even to outgrow their own mother goddess. -Blue dragons hold pride for their accomplishments rather than their talents. They aren’t satisfied being second place. They’re mommas second born and won’t stand for the indignity of that title over what they know they can truly become. So mother can fall to the side for all they care. Dracolitches are, with all intent and purpose, litches. Undead masters with immortality. However, while litches need to sacrifice souls to a phylactery and rebuild their body of their original dies, dracolitches simply wait… until another dead dragon is close enough to their phylactery… and take its body instead. They are soul hopping parasites and are one of the most metal things you can throw at a party 🤘

Trevor Appel

8:57 Ant is right. The base int. score is 10, Grog's is 6.

Goobert

Gonna be real, in three seasons of absolute PEAK this one episode disappointed me the most, mostly because they cut out imho Scanlans best moment in the campaign. The Bards Lament should've absolutely been animated, if a bit altered to fit the flow of the shows narrative a bit better. I highly recommend watching a clip of that moment in their campaign sometime

BakaSama

A part of me is glad they skipped “The Bard’s Lament” because it was so raw and emotionally brutal, but it was a fantastic bit of acting that wrapped up Scanlan’s development. I do hope we at least get to see Taryon Darrington and Doty in Season 4.