when everything is finally in the ground

I talk about c3 endings a lot (because I think it’s better). But that doc has been dormant for a squizz, because my lil blogger life has been a lil blogger mess.

Matt walking out painted purple.

Any reiteration of you were not born with venom in your veins, bonus hole in the wall if Essek says it.

Use of the term star-crossed lovers--one google search, that is how easy it is to understand the idiom is about psychosexual suicide.

Sam Riegel forgets his character is pregnant

Worse: Sam Riegel remembers his character is pregnant.

They forget Leylas has Essek's home address and likely access to his last five years worth of income statements.

If they say 'Zemnian' and wait for applause.

Generally positive, which is surprising because he lacks a standard character arc. I think his arc is more-or-less a proof a concept (Fjords healing, faith teaching being extrapolated into relevant commiseration with Caleb, more).

Am I still stuck in the 2021 mindset of “the campaign can’t end! What about the Savalirwood?” A little, yes.

Cad falls into the same category as Campaign One for me: it did exactly what it intended to do and did it well, I am moved in the way it wanted me to be moved; I don’t think about it often.

Cad has the best lines, my profile name is a Cad line. I think he posited the closest thing we got to an acknowledgement of complexity (be it slightly apathetic) with Wildemount’s politics. He’s also a stone cold nihilist on occasion and I really enjoyed that.