Campaign 3: Bell’s Hells

Campaign 1: Vox Machina

  • C1E1 Arrival at Kraghammer
  • C1E2 Into the Greyspine Mines
  • C1E3 Strange Bedfellows
  • C1E4 Attack on the Duergar Warcamp
  • C1E5 The Trick About Falling
  • C1E6 Breaching the Emberhold
  • C1E7 The Throne Room
  • C1E8 Glass and Bone
  • C1E9 Yug’voril uncovered
  • C1E10 K’Varn Revealed

Campaign 2: The Mighty Nein

  • C2E1 Curious Beginnings
  • C2E2 A Show of Scrutiny
  • C2E3 The Midnight Chase
  • C2E4 Disparate Pieces
  • C2E5 The Open Road
  • C2E6 The Howling Mines
  • C2E7 Hush
  • C2E8 The Gates of Zadash
  • C2E9 Steam and Conversation
  • C2E10 Waste and Webs

Exandria Unlimited: Prime

Team Name: The Crown Keepers, The Glitter Shitters, The Odd Lot, or Hot Cross Buns

Exandria Unlimited: Kymal

Team Name: The Crown Keepers

Exandria Unlimited: Calamity

Team name: The Brass Ring

The Lost Wendy's Episode

Feast of Legends: Rise from the Deep Freeze

Artists!

Tattoos!

Animation!

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  • Ultragramps@lemmy.blahaj.zoneOPMEnglish
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    7 days ago

    Etymology Lore

    Little note on kaitiaki, It’s not a Mercer original, it’s drawn very directly from Te Reo Māori. I’m from Aotearoa New Zealand, though I’m not Māori myself (just a Pākehā who does her best). Kaitiaki means more appropriately ‘guardian’ and the term it is associated with, kaitiakitanga, refers to the process of guardianship over nature and the environment in accordance with tikanga Māori. While this is about the right sentiment for druids, it’s sort of like greeting people at your local church with the word “priest.” Like, if we accept that they’re crudely using Te Reo Māori as a druidic thing (which, that’s a whole can of appropriative worms along with the divorcing of the concept from tikanga Māori that I shan’t open, they almost certainly chose the term when it was a home game), they are basically just greeting each other by saying “druid.” comment by Reddit user u/AdmiralPegasus