a crown of candy but it's just a piece of cake 

And final Justice all the more satisfying

The best thing about cake is the layers

This is why I can't say I've been "spoiled". Exactly this right here. Hear me out: When I finally got around to watching Crown of Candy, the internet already told me who was going to die. I knew Lapin wasn't going to make it, I knew Jet wasn't going to make it. I knew who was going to betray them because everyone and their piglets were on the RU-vid comments and Reddit threads talking about how much they hated that cake. I was not going into it blind. So with that said, I could really only say it enhanced my experience, because I could SEE it. Brennan Lee Mulligan, the sick, beautiful bastard I could see him making Calroy Cruller likeable. I told myself, hey, this is the guy to hate!! The internet people already said so!!! And I just couldn't! Fucking incredible. I realized nothing could spoil it at that point. Adam Conover himself couldn't ruin it. A Crown of Candy was simply just. that. good.

Belated pun recognition: Calroy's head / torso is a triangular. He literally has two faces

The best betrayals are when you get the party to like the traitor, trust the traitor, so when they stab them in the back, their reaction is less “I knew it!” and more “WTF?!”

Oh, my revelation was “The cake is a lie!”

Underrated

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Holy sugar

And then when he kicks Keradin in the head once the daggers are revealed, it's not a "This is what you get for attacking my king," it's a "You idiot you had one job"

Woooooof

THAT PIECE OF CAKE

In my own headcanon, this is why Operation Plinth happened. Revenge for this moment right here

Looking back, Cruller let his mask slip a few times. "I'm a man of many faces." Pretty sneaky, Brennan!

@@straebaseborn983 thats why i hated this season, not because i diddnt enjoy it but it made me hate Brennan with a burning passion

foreshadowing...

And that is why Brendad Lee Momigan is one of the best story tellers on the planet. One day, I want to hear Morgan Freeman narrating Brendad Lee Momigan narrating Morgan Freeman's life. Just to see if the universe can handle it.

Wow Brennan being so smart in silly foreshadowing

Enough with the coup-ing and the who-ing!

I noticed this recently an I screamed

I feel like “brutal yet sweet” is the tag line for this campaign

@@bodenking and a damn good family motto

@@bodenking You know what they say in sweetness there is strength😂😂

There is no greater feeling than what he does right after. "He leaps at you." "Great." For a barbarian, that's gotta be one of the best kinds of moments.

You could say it really takes the cake

@@zashonfire Get out

@@zashonfire come back in, that was fire

The worst part about betrayal is, it's never your enemy that does it.

by hated for me I would say LOVED. Love a great villain

Or Plumbeline. It blows my mind that they nearly turned an antagonist into an ally in a split decision. Cruller would have had to make some major moves to account for that.

I think that would have fully shut Brennan down for a while. Just to rewrite his campaign.

I don't think it would have been too different. I imagine if Calroy had become applicant that Brennan would let the PCs discover his crimes and murders at some point.

Brennan let his unsleeping city campaign be derailed hed just rework the villains for this

@@twilightprotige6166 how did he? What happened?

A marquis is a count. Its just the french equivalent. Liam is a prince, not a count, he holds no power, land or wealth because he is a prisoner in castle candy. However, liam could actually have couped if he wished, as candia is split 50/50 between support for amethar and support for joren.

@@sethbennett617 But that's beside the point, which is that I think Calroy was intending to sew discord between Liam and the others using the title that Liam is formally referred to in the setting.

@@sethbennett617 Liam is a count though, his official title was the Count of Freesieberg.

@@aglazeddoughnut5250 at the very start of the season he is a count within amethars kingdom, but a prince within joren jawbreakers domain. After the excommunication, joren becomes king of candia, so liam is a prince. amethar is "king" of candia, to everyone outside of candia, but joren holds all the power. He holds the favour of most candians.

@@sethbennett617 you are so correct but it is worth noting that at the time of the quote none of that had happened and Liam was just a count

Also the realm is called Calorum

Comida is also a mispronunciation of the Spanish word for food, pronounced ‘co-mee-da’.

@@TeroTheShortOne It is however the portuguese word.

Should not have read that while taking a drink of water

I was today years old

Yeah if my DM ever game me something like Payment day I'd immediately go "oh you're gunna kill my entire family aren't you"

I am pretty sure its purpose was tied more to his sisters and their killers directly not specifically any of the characters

DON'T MESS WITH CANDIA!

He lost his faith… a knight of the church lost his faith!!!

It’s a political thriller, so I think the strongest players would be the smartest and most charismatic, not the strongest

I mean he died fighting right after cowering

He’s got the favour of the dice gods

Scared and horny 😂❤

sooo creepy

You are a God amongst regular people my guy 🤣

YYYYYEEEEEAAAAHHHH

Super fun and normal

I remember being worried for Cal after the Cathedral fight. I was too relieved to see him safe to question how he was safe when we next saw him

Thank!

...my first thought was Taako, but then I realised the timing didn't fit.

Nope your spot on, I just have no concept of time

Nope your spot on, I just have no concept of time

i don’t know, i think it fits. amethar was never a good king. one could argue he was never a good father or brother, either, but what lou elected to say felt more honest to the character’s motivations. his best quality is Arguably how much he loves his family

@@mediocrio mhm, just feels like a cool line to me is all, cinematic, but possibly not great for character. Tho just because someone is bad at ruling, doesnt mean they dont care about their people enough to think of them that way as well.

@@athena1491 oh it wouldve been Extremely cool i agree. i just think this moment in particular didnt call for it, because it Felt like amethar was settling a profoundly personal score. the subversion of the whole,,, rule of three thing felt SO appropriate as well to a leader who's worn down to his core, exhausted all internal resources, and Largely just wants this done

@@mediocrio very valid, mhmhmhm, i love it as is, its such a good moment

There was a lot of cake

It's Nocturnal Waltz by Johannes Bornlöf! 🎶

@@BookNook7 thanks