Red Moon Rising | Critical Role | Campaign 3, Episode 50



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With the apogee solstice imminent, Bells Hells begin their infiltration of the Tishtan ruins, where they encounter new faces in the fight against the Ruby Vanguard…

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40 thoughts on “Red Moon Rising | Critical Role | Campaign 3, Episode 50”

  1. HEY, there are DEFINITELY going to be some SPOILERS under the thing

    0:50 The return of Gale
    4:00 Gale is an absolute idol
    6:10 Laura’s merch corner
    7:40 Intro cinematic
    9:30 EPISODE STARTS (Planning will extend until 1:15:50)
    11:05 Recap Ends (Hey Matt, what time is it?)
    12:55 Liam gets in character
    22:25 The Changebringer gets more bloodthirsty
    25:10 Ira and Laudna make out (Fearne steals from Ira)
    30:10 Testing the propeller
    34:05 Baseball exists, canon
    40:15 The circlet helps Imogen
    42:40 Chetney sells Xandis on the Kamikaze plan
    47:15 Fearne reconsiders her role
    53:10 FCG is ready to sacrifice Xandis
    56:10 Fearne is also a valid sacrifice
    1:01:00 Ira misplaced his spyglass
    1:07:05 Distributing Danish
    1:09:45 Messaging Keyleth
    1:12:30 Chetney wants to keep the apron
    1:15:50 Goodbyes
    1:20:25 Chetney ships Laudna and Ira
    1:21:40 Ashton steals something personal and irreplaceable
    1:23:15 Bells Hells and Xandis
    1:33:15 Skyship wreckage
    1:39:20 Chetney freestyles
    1:48:55 Getting past the guards
    1:52:10 Getting recognized
    1:59:50 Map out (in tents)
    2:01:00 BREAK STARTS
    2:11:05 Art Montage
    2:13:05 BREAK ENDS
    2:14:25 Battle begins
    2:16:00 Bane Tony Danza
    2:19:05 The Ring of Fire Resistance
    2:31:20 Tossing Pate
    2:34:05 Chetney humps the robot once
    2:41:50 Thiccc robot
    2:55:40 HDYWTDT
    2:59:40 A ‘mysterious stranger’
    3:03:40 LET’S GO-regard
    3:09:40 Beau thinks Laudna is weird
    3:10:45 The dirt wizard appears
    3:20:45 Damn, M9 < Bell’s Hells
    3:23:15 Are these guys high level?
    3:26:50 What’s dunabis
    3:31:20 Mentioning Marisha’s 1st character to Marisha’s 2nd character with Marisha’s 3rd character
    3:39:15 Fetch (9 mighty warriors)
    3:49:55 Would Fearne have flirted with Beau or Caleb?
    3:50:30 The explanation for the post-Feywild rolls
    3:51:25 Episode Ends

    The in-game start date for the episode was the 8th of Fessuran in the year 843. Sam’s gas can is a magazine cover of Marisha flexing which says “FLEXX MAGAZINE 15 Ways to get shredded IT'S HER! DOPE MONK S***, HOT RODS IN EXANDRIA, ARE YOU P***ING CLEAR?” With a picture of Sam in the bottom corner. “WHAT HAPPENED TO THIS GUY?”

    Matt has been confirmed as the DM of the upcoming season of Dimension 20. We don’t know anything else, but it is yet another thing I never thought we’d get, but am hyped to see. I’m a big fan of Dropout, I’d say it’s worth grabbing a subscription now (it’s currently 20% off), but I’ll also post here when it starts for people who want to just grab a free trial.

    Any moments I missed? Feel free to post them here. Is it Thursday yet?

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  2. Spoilers
    But seriously if you don't want them, get outta the comments

    Caleb's accent got thicker and thicker over the course of C2, and it's only grown stronger in between campaigns!

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  3. i'm gonna make a random and perhaps incorrect prediction. Daleth is Predathos. or an avatar of it of some sort? would go a long way of answering some currently open questions.. Thoughts..?

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  4. At this point we NEED everyone of the three campaigns to meet each other to go on an adventure together.
    Or maybe just parts of each group.
    Maybe in a one shot where everyone plays a character from different parties.
    What dynamics would you like to see?

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  5. Man can't wait till they get to campaign three for the animated series and they have a moment where all Marishas characters do the spiderman pointing meme

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  6. So like. What would it cost. or what do you guys think the group would have to do. For a War style ship to gift their Captain. I think he deserves the best ship money or thief'n can get.

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  7. Oh SHIIIIIIT how did I only just figure out that Ashton had distilled dunamis poured into their brainhole? Hexum is clearly the source of the dunamis that they mentioned the Assembly having.

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  8. i feel like the callback to that specific guy catching them out here after fighting them in the kitchen
    is a long served revenge for that impromptu porn scene

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  9. There is just something so magical about Matt making this fantastic sprawling world for his friends and loved ones, filling it with not only himself but little gifts for each of the cast, sometimes leaving saplings that wont grow for years. And then have Marisha make 2 of the most beloved characters, each exploring a different unique side of the world, The Air Aasharia and Cobalt soul (Both major world powers), personality wise completely different but somehow they are both a perfect extensions of their creator, living their (Unending) lives (how beautiful is that?!) inside matts world that he created for her.

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  10. And so as the dramaturgical faux pas continues to mount, the wobble only increases.
    This campaign was already feeling quite inorganic, and now we get old OP characters to offset the failed power curve. It's starting to look like a pretty big disappointment I must say, and I'm surprised that a team with this level of motivation, experience and access to resources, has managed to get itself into such an awkward and unflattering position.
    It's not that they can't phone it in if they want to, this demographic is nothing if not extremely forgiving, but it can't be good for their self-esteem.

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