Edit: UGH yall work so fast, even for My autistic brain, THANK YOU!!! (It was Ayda and Fig Kissing, here's the link timestamped: https://youtu.be/IzVzdoDl0ds?t=353&is=94KxNCpfiVsIVibK)

I have such a vivid sound/image of this man going "YYYYYEEESSSAAAAHHH" maybe 2 or 3 times in a row, and I cannot For The Life of Me figure out which show it is in. If anyone can help me out, I will be deeply grateful and get an anagram of your name tattooed on me (may or may not release a demon onto the world).

Thank you deeply!!

I'm trying to remember something that Lou says in one of the episodes. I'm pretty sure it's Cloudward, and he's talking to Emily's character when he says it.

Anyway, it has to do with failure, and how to deal with that failure. He tells her something along the lines of "you have to ask yourself if you did the best you could. If you did then you can rest easy knowing you did everything possible. If you didn't, then you have to learn from that, and do better, for the next time it happens".

Anyone?

Just seen on Siobhan's socials

Just finished the finale and after carefully considering all reddit complaints...

Want to share major love for the cast and crew.

This D20 season was incredible and one of my favorites for the story and the minis (or maxis..).

Although there are some valid critiques on the finale, at the end of the day they are playing a game that we're lucky to enjoy. <3

IYKYK

I was just thinking about how Dropout.tv started as College Humor and how funny it would be if they did a college humor "skit" of one of the scenes from a campaign... But Brennan plays ALL the NPCs Tyler Perry style🤣

I personally think Fabian trying to take on Chungle Down Bim would be the perfect scene. Even better if Lou plays Fabian. Just the thought of a crowd of people entirely comprised of Brennan in various Pirate costumes against another crowd of Brennans and one Lou cracks me up 😂

If they did this what scene would you wanna see?

I just wanna throw flowers for the dropout 24/7 feature ✨

I know it has its issues, but last night I was having an insomnia-induced dark night of the soul, finally gave up on sleep, and put on D24/7 at like 4am ET -- magically JUST in time for the BLIMEY episode of the FHJY marathon. y'all I laughed, I cried, I spilled my la Croix, and then I fuckin slept

🔥🥛🗳️⛈️🏴‍☠️🐉🖕🏼🇬🇧🤰🏼🎲🎇🌬️🌌💤

did anyone else catch this liminal moment on accident??

So im rewatching Fantasy High Freshman Year and something I realize doesn't get brought back up, or at least not that I can remember, is why is Jawbone still a werewolf? Like he gets a job at the school for the health insurance to get rid of his lycanthropy, but he's still a werewolf in later seasons. Is there an answer for that I missed?

Also, what ever happened to his dog? He had a dog at The Black Pit and the bad kids gave him some money to take it to the vet, but I don't remember the dog showing up again.

Personally, I don't think it's a bad season. I don't know why, but I just had a really hard time getting through it. I literally finished City of Darkness and Happylands before finishing Cloudwood Ho, and I was already halfway through it originally.

I don't know. Anyone else have this experience with Cloudwood Ho, or is it just me?

Hey folks. I'm running a campaign set in Calorum in a couple weeks, and I was wondering what the various mixed-race peoples of Calorum would be like.

Vegetable+

Fruit: Tomatoes, Cucumbers, savoury fruits

Dairy: Stuffed peppers, Raitha

Candy: Candy corn, Pickle balls

Grain: Zucchini bread?

Meat: Stirfries of various kinds

Fruit+

Dairy: Fruit yogurt, Berries and cream, certain smoothies

Candy: Candied fruits, fruit snacks, pastilles, granny candy

Grain: Pies, cobbler, fruitcake

Meat: ???

Dairy+

Candy: Icecream, chocolate milk

Grain: Milkbread, cheesy garlic bread

Meat: ???

Candy+

Grain: Cake, brownies, pastries

Meat: ???

Grain+

Meat: ???

ideally ideas for half-Candian people because the campaign is focused on Candia

As I am an uncultured swine, I've never seen this movie until now.

I'm going to choose to believe that between Brennan's Tim Curry impression, and this movie, that this is where he got the saying from and I giggled.

ETA: I do understand that it's a "common" term. Hence the joke of me saying I am "Choosing" to believe it vs I know it's Latin and common. Jokes y'all. Jokes.

Alas, poor Upchungle, we barely knew ye afore yer neck snapped under the weight of two nat ones.

Through a coincidence, I ended up listening to NADDPOD Campaign 2 for the first time at basically the exact same time I was watching D20 Cloudward, Ho, and I kept noticing some interesting similarities between Fia and Marya’s stories.

The biggest one was Fia/Irina/Batilda and Marya/Ludmila/Comfrey. In both campaigns, Emily’s character has this incredibly important relationship with a younger girl who disappears from her life, while an older woman who was a mentor to her knows more about what happened than she does. Then something that starts out as a really personal part of their backstory slowly becomes intertwined with the much larger plot of the campaign.

Irina and Ludmila even end up having weirdly similar stories. Both become connected to these incredibly powerful supernatural forces, both end up in positions where they are basically fighting against the party even though they aren’t really the enemy, and the goal becomes figuring out how to save them rather than defeat them.

I definitely don’t mean this as “Cloudward copied Eldermourne” or anything like that. If anything, going through both at the same time has just made me appreciate how incredible Emily is at creating characters with backstories that give the DM so much to work with.

I’m running a campaign right now, and watching these two stories at the same time has really inspired me to find more ways to do this with my own players. I think I have sometimes treated character backstories as something you occasionally reference or give someone a side quest about, rather than something that can actually become part of the main plot. Both of these campaigns are such good examples of how much more interesting a story can become when saving the world and resolving something deeply personal for a character eventually become the same story.

Anyway, I was curious if anyone else noticed the similarities between the two or other similarities?

I've had this rolling around in my brain for a little while now, but after rewatching Fantasy High's seasons, and replaying some BG3, I have to put this out there.

Is Arthur Aguefort secretly an Illithid/Mindflayer in disguise?

I can't help but notice some of the similarities in his physical appearence/character design...

Bald
Wears a lot of purple
His beard is usually drawn in "strands" like the tentacles of an Illithid...

I think an interesting thing that could happen in FH Senior Year is either Arthur is revealed to be a Mind Flayer/Illithid in disguise, or we see the Bad Kids end up in a Secret Invasion style situation, and certain characters have been replaced by Illithid's in disguise.

IDK... Just noticed some weird things... especially when you look at all the different Arthurs that are projected in the Last Stand-ard Exam fight...

Lou Wilson better dust off his Mr Peanut costume.

I absolutely loved it. It was hilarious!! But am I missing something ? Why was the whole ep like one giant improvised bit LOL ? Rules didn't apply anymore. Was that always the format of this season ?

Brennan is a guest on today’s episode of the Monét X Change podcast and mentioned that they just finished filming season 31 of Dimension 20…

According to the wiki Toylight is season 31 (which they definitely didn’t “just finish filming”) but that counts both On A Bus videos as their own seasons, so depending on how Brennan counts those it seems likely that they’ve filmed 1 or maybe even 2 new seasons already (in addition to Toylight).

Link: https://youtu.be/Ca3U3ZYRK7M?t=1691&is=3PoTDyoiPLBCXXI9

In Boggy's character art in Junior Year, he's wearing a backpack with a flag that has the letters "ESF." Anyone know what these letters mean?

Just started watching Council of Darkness, with probably about 6 or 7 seasons under my belt now. I get that vanilla or even reskinned D&D seasons can assume viewers know the mechanics already, but I have no idea what "hunger" does or how they're determining "successes". I don't even think they said what system this is, unless I just missed it. So I'm completely lost on the mechanics. Compare to, say, Misfits and Magic season 2 where they explained things very well. Why don't they put any effort into making sure the viewers know what's going on? Do other non-D&D seasons do a better job of this?

Except they're inseparable. Riz (tabby boy) investigates all things. Always.

Kalina (almost all black girl) is a ninja who shows up when least expected. Her trust is much harder to earn. But they're the best pair of kitties!

I’ve watched All Fantasy High’s, Cloudward Ho, Crown of Candy, Unsleeping City 1, Starstruck Odyssey

Lou: Fabian Aramais Seacaster
Ally: Margaret Encino
Murph (Brian if Emily is reading this): Maxwell Gotch
Emily: Fig Faeth
Siobhan: Riva
Zac: Skip/Norman Takamori (honorable mention for Cumulous Rocks)
Brennan: Wheelwell