The Legend of Vox Machina 1x6 | Reaction & Review (UNCUT)
Percy goes back home to Whitestone 馃馃敨
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Comments (5)
Percy has white hair due to the trauma of being tortured by the Briarwoods. I think there is a proper name for that but couldn't find it.
Canities Subita, also known as the Marie Antoinette Syndrome. Always loved that detail from Taliesin.
There's a running gag that doors were their biggest enemy. The players ended up spending over 4 hours failing to open doors during play.
I forget if it's been brought up, but if you notice the gun being stuffed into a small bag... One very old magical item in D&D is the Bag of Holding. It's basically a pocket dimension you can store items in. It's basically an excuse to have a lot of loot and weird equipment without being absurdly covered in a mountain of goods while adventuring.
This episode reminds me... some day you guys should watch Attack on Titan. ;)