Who Are The Prime Deities? Good Gods Explained | Critical Role Breakdown 

I would love to see more of Avandra.

I would love to see more Moradin!

Oof

I feel that would defeat the purpose of the fact that her name and identity are no longer known

@@Ryoga100 to be fair, we didn't know how the calamity went down until ExU calamity either.

I would LOVE that

And was responsible for the original forging of the trammels that bound Tharizdun.

god of…arts and crafts.

I don’t know if this is described in Exandria lore but he is also the creator of Dwarves and is commonly depicted as a dwarf in heavy armor.

@@mottle_ lol YES

this comment needs more attention yes

Honestly, if RQ and the old death god were lovers I no longer care about what either of their names were, I don't care about the ritual, I don't care what happened to him afterward. All I would suddenly care about is what important anniversary(ies) he forgot about that made her decide that the appropriate way to break up with him was to CREATE FROM SCRATCH a ritual which destroyed him, erased him from history, AND gave her his old job. He would to have been the most absent lover for her to create that ritual and for him to never know about it.

@@ashleywalla4087I hope they reveal that the RQ is just a selfish edgy bitch who only cares about herself and she ends up becoming the big bad of an arc or campaign.

I feel ike calling the Luxen lesser is a bit of a misnomer, seeing as it predates the gods and is likely far beyond their power.

Its Ioun and Vasselheim

@@erickvicto4016 my spealling noot soo goadd. LOL!!!!

So the existence of my character’s fiancé was something I was finally able to drop. Just figured this would be a fun update for those who read the previous part and had any interest on how this has been going. Only one party member knows right now, the monk who is an ex-soldier of the Empire. Sounds like that could be the worst person to find out right? It wasn’t. The monk asked my character if they knew undercommon too, given my character had already said they were a linguistics scholar with a particular focus on elven history, he had made the guess that undercommon was among those languages (my character had only previously admitted to knowing sylvan and elvish). When I had my character ask why he wanted to know he commented that he was feeling disillusioned by the Empire and wanted to learn the truth given by both sides of the war, figuring such information might be locked behind the native language of the Dynasty if he wanted to learn the Dynasty’s point of view specifically. At this I had my character take the risk and show him one of the three swords they carry, revealing it to be a Dynasty blade and saying it belonged to their late fiancé. My character then admitted that yes, they do know the language and are willing to teach it to the monk, and would do so in honor of the type of person their fiancé was in life (optimistic and an idealist and one my character believes would have their heart broken by the existence of the war, though they died quite a while before it started). I’ll just say that the side chat (text) going on by the players not in the scene blew up at this reveal. I was quite happy about it as it highlighted a ton of the monk’s character development and further shows their commitment to a redemption arc. My character also has a really strong reason to stay with the party and this scene allowed them to feel like they have a very close and deeply trusted friend again. It’s made them even more protective and they even had a conversation with the monk’s npc sister while escorting them to where the rest of the party was, defending the monk when the sister bad mouthed him for a bit to gauge how true a friend my character was to the monk. lol it was funny to play a little snippy, especially since it was so close to when I had that treasonous secret of my character revealed. Super fun! Looking forward to more of this story panning out. Anyway! Hope those of you who read this enjoyed the update.

Its a homebrew created by Matt mercer for Critical Role, but in the mean time they released an offical campaign setting with Wizards of the Coast “explorers guide to Wildmount” as well as two independent campaigns settings “taldorei reborn” and call of the netherdeep