The Legend of Vox Machina (Spoilers)

[Vael]

Still not a CR watcher, but glad to have S2 of Vox Machina. The dragons were suitably impressive

 

[Hussar]

Dragons were very cool.

Latest episode was great.

When they all come back and see the bard. I laughed so hard at their reaction.

 

[Ryujin]

Dragons were very cool.

Latest episode was great.

When they all come back and see the bard. I laughed so hard at their reaction.

"Greatest sage"

 

[Ondath]

As someone who watched the entirety of the Chroma Conclave arc, I have to say that Season 2 got me really excited. They're clearly more comfortable deviating from the streamed game when it serves the story. I was rather tepid on the season because I thought I knew all the upcoming twists and turns, but the changes mean the season can surprise me as well!

Spoiler: Spoilers for up to Ep. 6

Spicing the Kamalijori encounter with the Umbrasyl ambush was a nice twist, and now I have no idea what's going to happen next as none of this happened in the game! Though I have to admit, when it's all laid out like this, I feel like the stream's Chroma Conclave arc had too many balls to juggle:

• The MacGuffin fetch quest of getting all the Vestiges
• The fights with each dragon
• Grog's tribe
• Grog's secrecy with Craven Edge and his duel with Earthbreaker Groon
• Ripley
• Scanlan's continuous neglect by others (I'm sure that won't lead anywhere interesting...)

And now the show added a minor Slayer's Take arc to this (granted, they had to switch around the order of things)... I am slightly worried there will be too many plot threads to resolve in a satisfying manner in one season.

Now that they also announced a Mighty Nein series, I wonder if they'll bother adapting C1's final arc, or if they'll switch to MN immediately for Season 3.

 

[BRayne]

As someone who watched the entirety of the Chroma Conclave arc, I have to say that Season 2 got me really excited. They're clearly more comfortable deviating from the streamed game when it serves the story. I was rather tepid on the season because I thought I knew all the upcoming twists and turns, but the changes mean the season can surprise me as well!

Spoiler: Spoilers for up to Ep. 6

Spicing the Kamalijori encounter with the Umbrasyl ambush was a nice twist, and now I have no idea what's going to happen next as none of this happened in the game! Though I have to admit, when it's all laid out like this, I feel like the stream's Chroma Conclave arc had too many balls to juggle:

• The MacGuffin fetch quest of getting all the Vestiges
• The fights with each dragon
• Grog's tribe
• Grog's secrecy with Craven Edge and his duel with Earthbreaker Groon
• Ripley
• Scanlan's continuous neglect by others (I'm sure that won't lead anywhere interesting...)

And now the show added a minor Slayer's Take arc to this (granted, they had to switch around the order of things)... I am slightly worried there will be too many plot threads to resolve in a satisfying manner in one season.

Now that they also announced a Mighty Nein series, I wonder if they'll bother adapting C1's final arc, or if they'll switch to MN immediately for Season 3.

They already confirmed that season 3 will continue the Conclave arc.

 

[MarkB]

Now that they also announced a Mighty Nein series, I wonder if they'll bother adapting C1's final arc, or if they'll switch to MN immediately for Season 3.

I see no reason why they wouldn't continue both series concurrently.

 

[Ondath]

They already confirmed that season 3 will continue the Conclave arc.

Ah, so the Conclave is spread over 2 seasons? That makes so much more sense.

 

[Aeson]

What is the creature they fought in ep4? A Matt Mercer special?

 

[Ryujin]

What is the creature they fought in ep4? A Matt Mercer special?

Kind of struck me as a rebranded Beholder, but I haven't watched the stream.

 

[Aeson]

Kind of struck me as a rebranded Beholder, but I haven't watched the stream.

I wanted to say roper, but they don't turn things to stone.