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#CRITICAL ROLE ORIGINS OF VOX MACHINA VOL 2 ALT COVER SERIES#

This first issue centres around one of the enigmatic figures introduced in Campaign 2 – Leylas Kryn, the Queen of the Drow community in Xorhas, known also as the Bright Queen. The Tales of Exandria is another recent offshoot, and instead of following the campaign’s main characters, this looks to follow other characters and events in the world the campaign is set in, a continent called Exandria.

#CRITICAL ROLE ORIGINS OF VOX MACHINA VOL 2 ALT COVER SERIES#

There’s already an origin series for their first campaign, Vox Machina, and original volumes for the Campaign Two characters are on their way this year. The Tales of Exandria isn’t Critical Role’s first foray into the world of comic books either. There have been numerous spin offs from the franchise including a hugely successful Kickstarter for an animated adaptation for their first campaign. As a DM and player of Dungeons & Dragons myself, I’ve loved watching the series grow from strength to strength over the years and found it very inspiring. What started as a web-series featuring Matt Mercer hosting a dnd game for a bunch of his voice actor friends, has become hugely popular and the cast are now at the beginning of their third campaign. If you’re a fan of tabletop games you’ve likely heard of Critical Role in the past couple of years. NetGalley Review: A Venom Dark and Sweet by Judy I.Dark Horse Comics Writer: Darcy Van Poelgeest and The Cast of Critical Role Art: CoupleofKooks Colors: Chris Peter Letters: Ariana Maher.Weekend Writer: Save… on Weekend Writer: Save the Cat!… May Reading Wrap-Up… on Book Review: Halloween Romance… May Reading Wrap-Up… on Book Review: Bite Me by Donaya… May Reading Wrap-Up… on Let’s Chat About Books (…

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NetGalley Review: A Venom Dark and Sweet by Judy I. Lin.

Book Review: People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry.

Manga Review: The Saint’s Magic Power is Omnipotent Vol 5 by Yuka Tachibana, Fujiazuki, and Syuri Yasuyuki.

Tabletop Tuesday: TTRPG Spell Effects and Condition Tracking.

Vox Machina: Amazon, Dark Horse Dark Horse, Comixology Monstress: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-a-million, Book Depository I am sad I have to wait a whole month to read the next installment. I imagine that the next issue will bring Vex, Vax, and Keyleth, and Scanlan, Grog, and Tiberius together for the first time. And I’m glad we got to see Tiberius Stormwind in this issue as well. Scanlan is awesomely charismatic, and Grog’s low intelligence is still wholly endearing. This particular issue follows Scanlan the gnome bard and Grog the goliath barbarian, and it is just as wildly entertaining as I would expect from these two. These comics tell stories from before their original home game began, and seeing the characters in the very early days is so fascinating. With the adventures of Vox Machina now concluded, it is so wonderful to have these monthly comics that tell the whole story of how they all met and formed their now legendary adventuring party. Vox Machina: Origins #2…well, after my post yesterday, (and the couple of other times I’ve posted about Critical Role), I’m sure you are all aware of how much I love these characters and this story. I’m still really looking forward to reading Volume 2 though. A lot of the information was practically dumped on us over the course of the first volume and it felt like a bit much. What ended up reducing the rating for me was that the world-building and how that connected to the plot was so wonderfully complex that after reading this first volume, I am still really trying to wrap my mind around all of it. The story plot was intriguing and I did read this rather quickly because I didn’t really want to put it down for too long. I read Monstress last week during Readathon by Zoe, and the artwork is stunning. Ratings: Monstress (4 stars) and Vox Machina (5 stars)

Based on the hit show from Geek & Sundry! My Thoughts.

Returning to the city, they’re almost killed by assassins and then almost arrested by the Watch! What the hell is going on in Stilben? And what does this pompous sorcerer want? Scanlan and Grog loot a shark-man temple in the swamp outside Stilben. Set in an alternate matriarchal 1900’s Asia, in a richly imagined world of art deco-inflected steam punk, MONSTRESS tells the story of a teenage girl who is struggling to survive the trauma of war, and who shares a mysterious psychic link with a monster of tremendous power, a connection that will transform them both and make them the target of both human and otherworldly powers.