Brennan Lee Mulligan Is Still an Evil Genius 

I remember that. His face literally turned into the pogchamp emote. Lol Edit: it's on 1:24:28 of Episode 3 of Escape from the Bloodkeep.

Its such a fun moment. The villains had essentially one but Brennan was able to keep the story going in such a great way.

For those interested ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AtltzStm1bo.html

@@fishleaf1093 Ha! Thank you for this, I didn't notice it when I watch the show.

@@fishleaf1093 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AtltzStm1bo.html

It’s played by everyone so well, Game of Thrones brought to life

Don't know this adventure but felt he played a pope sticking to the rules really well. May have to binge his games.

it hurts every time i see it

dude when i watched that for the first time i had to take like 20 minutes to fucking sit there and stare at the wall fhdfowhefowheuhewuhweirhwierfh

When I heard "don't" and "stop", I knew war was coming, and Hells be damned if that b**** got in the way

That monologue was INSANE

@@Fenizrael It's at like @10:00

i almost stopped watching

It's honestly one of the best parts of that series, hearing all of these characters debate politics and succession and the legitimacy of the line of the throne and then you get a reminder that one of the characters is a gummy bear talking to a giant piece of steak

Spoilers (and you really, REALLY ought to watch that season it is SO GOOD) but there is one point where the entire rest of the party is mourning for the death of a pc, and after several people offer words in memorial of the character, brennan cuts to a farmer who is a gumdrop, slipping on the chocolate dirt, and spilling jellybean seeds he was trying to plant behind the plow of his peppermint ox. The genuinely solemn moment utterly inverted into total comedy by the sheer reality check that yes, we are all pieces of candy in a candy country in a food world.

Crown of Candy is my favorite series of theirs, it’s so fucking good

​​@@leomnidusofspartaI can totally see it being an adult swim animated series.

Tbh, without the setting there would be virtually no comedic relief lol. It's the second darkest campaign, 1st being the fairytale themed campaign, imo.

I thought he was going to as well LOL, I now pronounce you…

So good!

What actually happened at the end of the campaign?

@@danteredgrave5238Honestly…just watch it. It’s worth going in not knowing

It’s one of my favourite moments from Brennan!

The whole scene is amazing. He cuts from Amethar falling to kill Jet, and when he cuts back he describes Amethar sensing his daughter's death midair. It's brutal, and even more badass when he rages and survives the fall. The unfallen indeed.

I had to abstain from cake for a good while after that

like literally every reveal in his little speech had me more shocked than the last, mouth open and speechless. describing how he got each of Amathar’s sisters killed? just adding insult to injury over and over……he not only attempted to kill Amathar, but also ripped open every tentatively time-healed wound of profound grief inside him before his death. maybe the coldest shit I’ve ever seen.

Tries implies that it's possible to fail. The difficulty comes from keeping him dead.

​@@Hypersaiyanikeit's more the how that makes me laugh. He just goes straight for him. No subtlety, just ignore the party and deal 20+ damage to Gilear. Especially that Bill Seacaster scene

He’s Amethar the Unfallen for a reason!

They took his daughter... He took their entire goddamn world

It's happened twice now

Wait when's the 2nd time?

​@@snakeplissken1752 exu calamity

I was really hesitant to watch crown of candy because I didn't know the tone of the campaign before I started watching but I'm really glad I did. It's absolutely incredible

Mega spoilers I’m about reveal. Lou survives that fall, and goes on to Kill Calroy(monologue man), and yes, it’s amazing

@@TheKristina1978badass spoiler In one hit no less. Fucking poetic ass nat 20

Hes BRILLIANT in dealing out tragedy. I live for the catharsis in tragedy and god DAMN hes so fucking good at it. It hurt so good.

The whole series is incredible, I just finished rewatching it, but his Asmodeus gives me chills. "To reach a hand down to somebody , they have to be BENEATH YOU"

It’s the full cycle of Character Development when you have Brennan as a DM

Exandria Unlimited: Calamity was just a whole other level of story telling. I was on the edge of my seat for the whole production.

Mc... *rib* *_PLEASE_*

​@@AleksandrStrizhevskiyepisode 4 i was sobbing for 6 hours. Man is evil

@@AleksandrStrizhevskiy That whole "one second" is legendary.

I was just thinking this!

If he didn’t apparently hate Lou I think we would.

@@rowdyrobgaming8726 oh snap, is that a thing?

@@chrisbrown6952 Don't think so. It's just an observation that Lou was never on Um, Actually so Lou just jokingly said Trapp hates him.

Legit I want that tragedy its EXACTLY what I want.

I think it’s a heavily underrated series!

If you listen to the language used for the excommunication, it's not that he's stripped of his title - it's that he "cannot hold title". I think it's fair to assume that would overrule any function of assuming a title, at least in practical terms.

Yeah I believe only members of the church are allowed to hold titles in the empire. Not that uncommon when you look at the historical interactions between church and state

Its later revealed when Amethar tells the Dairy Islanders that he was named emperor that it would supersede the excommunication, but they would need the book of st citrina to prove it

added info about it all but spoilers technically speaking everything the pontifex says here is incorrect, due to the fact that Amathar's previous wife technically died 5 days before he married caramelinda. the entire thing was a crock of shit plan made from lies due to the fact he was excommunicated for being an oathbreaker. whilst not being an oathbreaker, due to his first wife being already dead. Albeit lies that we're not known to be lies at the time, but still unconfirmed by anyone, and still then acted upon by the church and the enemies of house rocks. Due to the fact that even if it turned out to be untrue, the actions taken after excommunication would have led to a disallowment of recommunication if not for the fact that everyone else got fucking murdered and Amathar was the last named person by the emperor and given they had the book after doing the murders, They could publicly show that that truly was the case.

It's also important to note, Amathar wasn't just excommunicated, he was also part of an active rebellion because the crown went to Joren Jawbreaker. In that moment he was an enemy of both the church and empire; there's no way that Theo winning the joust could supercede a war.

It’ll be a great investment of your time!

Just do yourself the favor of watching EXU calamity if you haven’t

He's does play an excommunicated priest in LA by Night. There's a compilation that's like an 1 1/2 long. Adrian is... unhinged.

@@glimmerofhope3074 Yeah, I saw that, he was a great player, I'd just love to see a chronicle with his as the Storyteller

One of the best ever

He dies so many times it ends up being a bit

A coward dies a thousand times before his death, but the valiant taste of death but once. It seems to me most strange that men should fear, seeing that death, a necessary end, will come when it will come.

.... I feel like you have the answer for it, right there

Because he is some kind of otherworldly being that is so powerful, he actively reveals his true name to prove his power despite the common knowledge that knowing something's true name gives the knower some power over the entity. It's just flexing on the mortals

Because Brennan Mulligan is a capitalist and a union buster. He needs the extra syllable.

first of all, he is one. second of all, thats his NAME. its his professional name.

But imagine missing a (probably amazing) campaign with one of the best DMs of our era because you can't handle a little (a lot of) pain

@@daviddiazv17 a lot of pain, David. just my point. He's the definition of wanting people to roll a nat 1.

there are some: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RuQ3MSscXDE.html , ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4Fj1wU6xT6w.html