a whale of a tale!

As season 3 of Legend of Vox Machina nears ever closer, y’all need to keep in mind that they are taking a medium of improvisational story telling determined largely on dice rolls to an episodic story with a clear cut narrative. And that when you translate hundreds of hours of DnD gameplay to a different medium like television where you only have 30 minutes per episode, things are gonna get cut/changed/compressed etc to make it fit. And y’all are gonna have to be okay with that. Especially since the entire cast, the ones who told the story originally, are helping write the script. So if they change something, the change went through them first. So please, PLEASE, be normal about it. I know most people have been fine with it, but I’m seeing a lot of comments from people like “if they don’t include this blah blah blah” so like, chill, just enjoy it. Things aren’t gonna be 100% accurate. And that’s okay!

Reblogging this again because I think some of y’all might’ve needed a reminder.

Seeing this was so cool! how he told their story and he visuals with it. But i just cant stopthinking about how @quiddie reacted to seeing this the first time

i fear that if they release it on spotify soon then my wrapped is fucked

Say it with me: "Tragic Backstories for Mirror Villains aren't there to force you to feel sorry for them. They are to reinforce the point of what would happen should the heroes abandon their morals."