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Thanks to @triaelf9​ for this art piece!

We’ve been on the receiving end of a lot of questions about the options that Bells Hells has at their disposal at the end of episode 33. We previously did an article about death options in Exandria, but that was way back in Campaign 1, so it’s probably time for an update. As the title heavily implies, we will be spoiling the events of Campaign 3, Episode 33, so read at your own risk!

Content Warning: Some of the art in this article contains imagery of blood.

excuse me

what the fuck

never before in my life have I had to stress over this many death saves it was a lot

seriously holy shit what a fucking episode

what is going to HAPPEN next week I need answers I need them now

Thanks to @chacha_rae for this art piece!

First Appearance: 3-26 Hidden Truths

Encounter Appearance: 3-33 Blood and Dust

Armor Class 20

Speed 40 ft

Legendary Resistances (3)

Legendary Actions (3/round)

135 damage taken

“A little haggard” at 78 damage

“Starting to look rough-ish” at 130 damage

To describe Otohan Thull as “formidable” would be an understatement. They established themselves as a legendary tactician and commander as a mercenary for the Stratos Throne during the last of the Apex Wars. Even in Bassuras, a city known for valuing life a little less than the average society, they were known as a stone-killed killer not to be messed with. Sometime after the war’s conclusion, Otohan disappeared for a time before returning to Bassuras to join and eventually take over the Paragon’s Call, leading them to practical infamy throughout Marquet. All of this is their public legend in Exandria.

What isn’t public is just how dangerous and influential Otohan Thull actually is. Otohan alone has established themself as a reliable ally to be feared by several powerful international and interdimensional organizations, including the head of the Cerberus Assembly in Wildemount and the upper echelons of the Unseelie Court, all before their return to Bassuras. After their return, they managed to single-handedly infiltrate Zephrah, where they killed several of the Air Ashari guard with their echoes before escaping without a trace, and later assassinated several members of the Grim Verity, including the guarded Lumas Twins.

Thanks to @KaitlynLeeds for this art piece!

Not so much a “Man with a Plan” as a “Bot with a Thought.”

Media References

(0:01:57) Sam: … they’re recommended by The New York Times, Macworld, Tom’s Guide…

(0:06:06) Travis: Rats are friends, not food. (Finding Nemo)

(0:06:48) Travis: *singing* That’s Bertrand Bell. (“Ballad of Bertrand Bell” by Robbie Daymond)

(0:07:33) Liam: You might want to put it in a Ziploc.

(0:10:13) Travis: Cookie! (Cookie Monster)

(0:26:14) Marisha: Can I Titanic this and get on the other side of the railing…

(0:30:52) Sam: *singing* Makin’ my way! (“A Thousand Miles” by Vanessa Carlton)

(0:54:26) Sam: I’m making a beeline through “Saving Private Ryan” gunfire and explosions and bodies and stuff.

(0:56:42) Matt: Okay, so you’re full-on creepy “Ring” girl crawling up the side of the fortress.

(0:56:50) Travis: That’s like wife of Dracula and Bram Stoker.

(0:59:42) Sam: You see a decision tree flying by, robotic Terminator decision tree.

“Boy. Well, that was a hell of a run.“