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Talking Crit Podcast: Jugs & Rods
Category: Games & Hobbies
Duration: 00:45:45
Publish Date: 2017-04-19 00:28:12
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Things come to a conclusion in this week’s episode of Critical Role.  The group takes time to decompress and digest everything that has happened.  We get more drinking adventures, as well as delving deep into character back stories.  Tary becomes more and more compelling, as we get journey with him as he discovers himself.  Brendan and I take a good look at gender fluidity, and what the stereotypes in adventuring are, and how they can change.

There is no episode next as Liam takes over for another one off, it will still be a great episode.  They go back to their mixed reality/fantasy world where the characters play themselves.  Liam’s last one was amazing, this one should be even better.

Our Question of the Week this week asks you about the year long break.  Will we see a new PC come to the table or will the current group of Vox Machina stay together?

Question of the Week looks at the long break Vox Machine has coming up. Will we see a new character brought to the table? #Criticalrole

— Jonny Robertson (@FotoGuy79) April 19, 2017

Shout outs for the week go to more artists who have a crazy amount talent.  The first goes out to Carlos Ruiz, who made an awesome splash image of the Vox Machine crew.  It’s got amazing composition, much like the statue of Avengers in Avengers: Age of Ultron.  This could be a cover image to any Wizards of the Coast product.  Thordak wrapping around the group, and each of the dynamic poses builds a feeling of “Fuck yeah!” when you see it.  It is essential “Show, don’t tell,” with each position.  If you had never seen an episode; you would know each type of personality without having seen one episode.

Editor’s Note: Also congrats on the Art of the Week from Talks Machina.  We swear we record on Tuesday at 8pm EST, so we have no idea what they’re going to pick.  Great art has to be recognized by everyone, phenomenal job. 

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