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Brown bear

Official portrait of Trinket, by Kit Buss. Cropped from the image shared by Matt Mercer on the Vox Machina Wiki.

## Biological Information

### **Movement**

* 40 feet walking
* 30 feet climbing

## Sociocultural Information

### Environment

* Arctic
* Forest
* Hill

A **brown bear**, also known as a **grizzly bear** is a large, brown-furred subspecies of bear found on Tal'Dorei.

## **Description**

Brown bears are large, mammalian beasts indigenous to Tal'Dorei. A subspecies of bears, they are distinguished by their brown fur and ability to climb. Like other bears, they have a keen sense of smell.

## **History**

Trinket, the animal companion to Vex'ahlia, was a famous brown bear.

## **Behind the scenes**

### **Mechanics**

In mechanical terms, brown bears are large-sized, unaligned beasts with a natural armor class of eleven, an average of thirty-four hit points, a walking speed of forty feet, and a climbing speed of thirty feet. They have proficiency in Perception, a passive Perception of thirteen, and a challenge rating of five.

Brown bears have an ability called "Keen Smell", granting them advantage on Perception checks reliant on smell. In combat, they have a "Multiattack" option, allowing them to make a "Bite" attack, a melee weapon attack that deals piercing damage, and a "Claws" attack, a melee weapon attack that deals slashing damage.

## **References**

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 See *D&D: Monster Manual*, 5th ed., p. 319.
2. ↑ See "The Throne Room" (1x07) at 3:47:32.
3. ↑ See "Arrival at Kraghammer" (1x01) at 12:11.
4. ↑ See *D&D: Dungeon Master's Guide*, 5th ed., p. 302.
5. ↑ See *D&D: Dungeon Master's Guide*, 5th ed., pp. 302–303.
6. ↑ See *D&D: Dungeon Master's Guide*, 5th ed., p. 304.
7. ↑ See "Trial of the Take: Part 2" (1x19) at 2:49:20.
8. ↑ See "The Throne Room" (1x07) at 3:47:32.
9. ↑ See "Arrival at Kraghammer" (1x01) at 12:11.
10. ↑ See "Arrival at Kraghammer" (1x01) at 12:11.
11. ↑ See "Arrival at Kraghammer" (1x01) at 12:11.

**Art:**

1. ↑ Official portrait of Trinket, by Kit Buss (source). Cropped from the image shared by Matt Mercer on the Vox Machina Wiki This file is a copyrighted work. Its use in this article is asserted to qualify as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.

## **External links**

* Brown bear on Wikipedia (backup link)
* Grizzly bear on Wikipedia (backup link)
* Brown Bear on D&D Beyond (backup link)
* Brown bear on The *Forgotten Realms* Wiki (note) (backup link)
Buhfal II

“
Eat. Drink. But be wary, for the empire has come to Xhorhas, bringing damnation with it!
”

–
Buhfal II greeting the adventuring party he intends to hire
[!h]

**Ogre Lord Buhfal II** is an ogre and acting leader and protector of Urzin while the town's Champion, Sunbreaker Olomon is away.

## **Biography**

### **Background**

In 795 PD Buhfal's father and leader of Urzin, Ogre Lord Buhfal I, was killed by Sunbreaker Olomon after the Kryn warrior issued a challenge for leadership of the mobile city. Ever since, Buhfal II proudly takes the role of Urzin's leader and protector when Olomon is away.

### ***Unwelcome Spirits***

In 835 PD during the War of Ash and Light, Bol'bara, a goblin warlock, elder seer, and trusted councilor to Buhfal, disappeared after a routine trip into Brokenveil Marsh. Buhfal and his advisores suspected that the nearby Imperial outpost was responsible for her kidnapping. However, he knew that sending the goblinkin that lived in Urzin to advance on the fort would result in reprisal, so he sought outside help.

Three days after Bol'bara's disappearace, Buhfal hired an adventuring party that had come into town, offering them a reward of 200 gold pieces for Bol'bara's return, as well as promised to provide "premium weapons", which were actually of rather shoddy quality. After being outfitted with necessary provisions, he sent the party on their way into the marsh, guided by the hobgoblin scout Morgid.

## **Relationships**

Bol'bara is Buhfal's most trusted councilor.

## **Appearances and mentions**

* *Explorer's Guide to Wildemount*, in the adventure *Unwelcome Spirits*

## **References**

1. ↑ See *Explorer's Guide to Wildemount*, p. 251. Buhfal II uses the Ogre stat block from the Monster Manual, except where noted here.
2. ↑ See *D&D: Monster Manual*, 5th ed., p. 237.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 See *Explorer's Guide to Wildemount*, p. 251.
4. ↑ See *Explorer's Guide to Wildemount*, p. 146. "Roughly forty years ago." Also see p. 251, which flatly says "forty years."
5. ↑ See *Explorer's Guide to Wildemount*, p. 250.

**Art:**
Bryn

Screenshot of Bryn from "The Legend of the Cast of *The Legend of Vox Machina*".

## Character Information

### Connections

* Archibald Desnay (Leader of the Rebellion)
* Yennen (ally)

## Appearances

### Television

*The Legend of Vox Machina* (3 episodes)

**Bryn** is a resident and a member of the rebellion in Whitestone during the reign of the Briarwoods. In *The Legend of Vox Machina*, they are voiced by Stacey Raymond.

## **Description**

### **Appearance**

Bryn is a tall, thin Elf with blue hair and a prominent scar on their left cheek.

### **Personality**

Bryn is an active member of the rebellion and takes risks in order to bring intelligence to the team. They also have a lot of pride in Whitestone and defend it bravely until the city is overrun with undead.

## **Behind the scenes**

Bryn is a new character, created for the series, and does not appear on the livestream.

It is assumed that Bryn uses any pronouns as the actor voicing them does; they are never referred to in conversation.

## **Appearances and mentions**

* *The Legend of Vox Machina*
	+ "Spark of Rebellion" (LVM1x06) (first appearance)
	+ "The Tide of Bone" (LVM1x09)

## **References**

1. ↑ "The Legend of the Cast of The Legend of Vox Machina"

**Art:**

1. ↑ Screenshot of Bryn from "The Legend of the Cast of *The Legend of Vox Machina*". This file is a copyrighted work. Its use in this article is asserted to qualify as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.
Burnished Bibelots

Fan art of Caleb and Nott at Burnished Bibelots, by Michael Jäger.

**Burnished Bibelots** is a general store located on the southern portion of the Northward part of Trostenwald.

## **Description**

Open for business at any hour, this book and trinket shop is owned by Oglen Hornsblower, who had bought, traded, and found the various items in his collection. He uses his smell to determine the values of the books.

When Mighty Nein first saw him, Oglen was a crotchety, scrawny old gnome, who carried a vibrant puff of hair around his head with a bald spot on the top. He had beady eyes and a bulbous round nose and his tuft of white facial hair matched the puff of hair on his head.

### **Exterior**

The building looks like a closet or a sort of storage shed that has been pushed up against or bolted onto the adjacent structure. It is made out of driftwood-looking material and the wood is heavily weathered. There is one door leading in, and the couple of windows blocked out by materials stacked up against it from the interior of shop.

### **Interior**

There is a general dusty and moldy smell to the shop due to water damage in a far corner. It was described as a cluttered, crammed mess, with every space being taken up by stacks of knick-knacks, small stuffed animals, toys, books, art pieces, glasses, and goblets.

### **Items of interest**

* Old spell book, a note- and sketchbook written in a strange language, that didn't radiate any magical aura, containing *Arcane Lock* and *Unseen Servant*. (10 gp)
* "Fiends of Folklore", a book written in Zemnian (3gp)
* A brass baby-bottle
* Flask of Perpetual Booze

## **History**

**"A Show of Scrutiny" (2x02)**

**"The Midnight Chase" (2x03)**

**"Disparate Pieces" (2x04)**

## **References**

1. ↑ See "A Show of Scrutiny" (2x02) at 2:42:40.  stocks of knick-knacks, small stuffed animals, toys, books, art pieces, glasses, and goblets
2. ↑ See "A Show of Scrutiny" (2x02) at 1:56:45.
3. ↑ See "A Show of Scrutiny" (2x02) at 2:41:53.
4. ↑ See "A Show of Scrutiny" (2x02) from 2:39:30 through 2:41:18.
5. ↑ See "A Show of Scrutiny" (2x02) from 2:42:36 through 2:53:44.
6. ↑ See "A Show of Scrutiny" (2x02) from 2:45:36 through 2:46:23.
7. ↑ See "A Show of Scrutiny" (2x02) at 2:47:21.
8. ↑ See "A Show of Scrutiny" (2x02) at 2:53:06.  Caleb uses *Detect Magic* but the book gives off no aura.
9. ↑ See "The Midnight Chase" (2x03) at 1:20:11.  Caleb buys the books
10. ↑ See "Disparate Pieces" (2x04) at 2:52:51.
11. ↑ See "A Show of Scrutiny" (2x02) at 2:46:30.
12. ↑ See "The Midnight Chase" (2x03) at 1:20:11.  Caleb buys the books
13. ↑ See "A Show of Scrutiny" (2x02) at 2:50:24.
14. ↑ See "A Show of Scrutiny" (2x02) at 2:50:37.

**Art:**

1. ↑ Fan art of Caleb and Nott at Burnished Bibelots, by Michael Jäger (source). Used with permission.
2. ↑ Fan art of Oglen Hornsblower, by Kileigh Gallagher (source). Used with permission.
Brokenveil Bluffs

* Landscape
* Map

Fan art of a griffon over the Brokenveil Bluffs, by Kiyoko.

Official map of the Brokenveil Bluffs and nearby features, by Deven Rue from Explorer's Guide to Wildemount.

## Location Information

### **Region**

Dwendalian Empire
Xhorhas

### **Points of interest**

Rockguard Garrison
Ashguard Garrison

## Political Information

### **Affiliation**

Varies

The **Brokenveil Bluffs** are a region of sheer cliff faces and cracked, broken rock between the Ashkeeper Peaks and the Dunrock Mountains. At the north end, the pass is guarded by the Rockguard Garrison, and at the south, by the Ashguard Garrison. The valleys and low places of the area create the Brokenveil Marsh.

## **History**

The mountains between Western and Eastern Wynandir were at one time continuous, but were sundered during the Calamity, creating the two passes which are now the only land routes between Xhorhas and the Dwendalian Empire. The inhospitable and difficult-to-traverse region of the Brokenveil formed a natural barrier between the Dwendalian Empire and the Kryn Dynasty of Xhorhas for many years. However, it became the location of two major battles of the War of Ash and Light between the two nations, as the Ashguard Garrison was first taken by the Kryn and then retaken by the Empire.

## **References**

1. ↑ See "A Game of Names" (2x49) at 2:36:40.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 See *Explorer's Guide to Wildemount*, p. 82.
3. ↑ See "Harvest Close" (2x17) at 2:25:27.
4. ↑ See "From Door to Door" (2x81) at 3:25:19.

**Art:**

1. ↑ Fan art of a griffon over the Brokenveil Bluffs, by Kiyoko (source). Used with permission.
2. ↑ Official map of the Brokenveil Bluffs and nearby features, by Deven Rue from *Explorer's Guide to Wildemount*. This page contains unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Wizards of the Coast Fan Content Policy. Not approved/endorsed by Wizards. Portions of the materials used are property of Wizards of the Coast. ©Wizards of the Coast LLC.
Brittany Walloch-Key

**Brittany Walloch-Key** is the event coordinator for Critical Role Productions LLC, and the Director of Retail for Darrington Press. She also appeared as a guest in several *Critical Role* productions.

## Critical Role

Britanny starred as Clair McFuzz in "Honey Heist 3: Tova’s Honeys" (Sx39), and appeared on All Work No Play Season One Episodes 7 and 8. She also voiced several puppets in Travis Willingham's Yee-Haw Game Ranch.

## **References**

1. ↑ Brittany's bio on CritRole.com.
2. ↑ Brittany's bio on Twitter as of October 27, 2020.

**Art:**
Cadmus Leeland

**Cadmus Leeland** is a pirate operating in the Menagerie Coast of Wildemount. The captain of the *Widow's Embrace*, he worked under the guise of a shipping merchant frequently moving between ports. However, those who work in the shipping lanes know him to be a thief who "skims off the top". In recent months before Cuersaar in 835 PD, his business slowed considerably and rumors held that he turned to outright piracy.

He was mentioned by Adella to Fjord, who was familiar with the rumors about Cadmus, as someone that Sabian worked with a few months prior in Nicodranas. She described Cadmus as a "lowlife" and "a right fuckface", warned Fjord away from him, and cautioned that Sabian's association with Cadmus suggested that Sabian was up to no good himself.

## **Appearances and mentions**

* Campaign Two
	+ "Encroaching Waters" (2x34), mentioned only (first mentioned)

## **Trivia**

* It is unclear if Cadmus is a pirate of the Revelry. Sabian is a member of the Revelry, but it is unknown if this is something Sabian became through his association with Cadmus.

## **References**

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 See "Encroaching Waters" (2x34) from 0:40:36 through 0:43:02.
2. ↑ Sabian is stated to reside in Darktow in "The Tortoise and The Dare" (2x117) at 2:03:49. Given that only members of the Revelry are allowed to visit Darktow, Sabian must be a member of the Revelry to take up residence there.
Camilla

**Camilla** was a musician playing in the Grumpy Lily. As an NPC, Camilla is played by Matthew Mercer.

## **Description**

### **Appearance**

Camilla was a female goliath with a well kept hair and no tattoos.

## **Appearances and mentions**

* Campaign One
	+ "The Mines of the Many" (1x98) (first appearance)
	+ "Masquerade" (1x99), mentioned only

## **References**

1. ↑ See "The Mines of the Many" (1x98) at 1:26:17.  See also 1:53:55, when she gives her name.

**Art:**
Cameron Solomon

Fan art of Cameron Solomon from "Cinderbrush: A Monsterhearts Story" (Sx51), by Nikoreru.

## Appearances

### First seen

"Cinderbrush: A Monsterhearts Story" (Sx51)

### Stream

Specials (1 episode)

**Cameron Solomon** is an infernal. He is played by Ashley Johnson.

## **Biography**

### **Background**

Cameron is the all-star quarterback for the Cinderbrush football team and used to be a straight A student, until an incident that happened last summer that forever changed him. This combined with his recent breakup with Sasha Murasaki has sent him into a slump and caused him to let his grades slip and distance himself from the team.

## **Relationships**

### Sasha

Sasha Murasaki was Cameron's ex-girlfriend. Cameron broke up with Sasha over the summer leaving Sasha hurt as her feelings towards him were genuine. This led to some petty actions during the course of the one shot. They later got back together both as a cover and for real.

## **Appearances and mentions**

* Specials
	+ "Cinderbrush: A Monsterhearts Story" (Sx51) (first appearance)

## **Trivia**

* Cameron is the second male player character in a Critical Role-related game with a female player, following Snizzler in "To the Poop! Goblins: A *Critical Role* *Pathfinder* One-Shot" (Sx09).

## **References**

**Art:**

1. ↑ Fan art of Cameron Solomon from "Cinderbrush: A Monsterhearts Story" (Sx51), by Nikoreru (source). Used with permission.
Calhoun

**Calhoun** is an elven member of the Fire Ashari. He protected the village of Pyrah from trespassers. As an NPC, Calhoun is played by Matthew Mercer.

## **Description**

### **Appearance**

When Vox Machina met him, Calhoun was a bald elven man with dark tattoos around his eyes. His entire left arm was covered in a long-healed but horrible burn scar. He was dressed in the dark brown and black hides and leathers typical of the Fire Ashari.

## **Biography**

### **Background**

He seemed to be the leader of the lookout group of about ten individuals, who guarded Pyrah from unwelcome beings.

### **"Aramente to Pyrah" (1x22)**

Vox Machina was traveling towards the Fire Ashari village when suddenly, large walls of stone surrounded them. Calhoun spoke with the group to determine their intention. Persuaded by Keyleth, the Fire Ashari released Vox Machina and showed them the path to the Flamespeaker.

## **Appearances and mentions**

* Campaign One
	+ "Aramente to Pyrah" (1x22) (first appearance)

## **References**

1. ↑ See "Aramente to Pyrah" (1x22) from 2:46:35 through 2:47:25.
2. ↑ See "Aramente to Pyrah" (1x22) at 24:02.

**Art:**
Caleb's Produce Flame

Official art of Caleb producing flame, by Ari.

### **Effect**

* Sheds bright light in a 10-foot radius and dim light for an additional 10 feet
* Deals 1d8 fire damage, increasing by 1d8 at 5th level, 11th level, and 17th level.

## Historical Information

### **Known users**

* Caleb Widogast
* Veth Brenatto
* Luc Brenatto

***Caleb's Produce Flame*** is a conjuration cantrip created by Caleb Widogast as a wizard's alternative for *Produce Flame* — a spell specific to druids.

## **Description**

A flickering flame appears in the caster's hand for the next 10 minutes, harming neither the caster nor their equipment. The flame sheds bright light in a 10-foot radius and dim light for an additional 10 feet. The spell can be dismissed as an action.

The caster can make a ranged spell attack with the flame — when they cast this spell, or as an action on a later turn, the caster can hurl the flame at a creature within 30 feet of them, although doing so ends the spell. On a hit, the target takes 1d8 fire damage.

This spell's damage increases by 1d8 when the caster reaches 5th level (2d8), 11th level (3d8), and 17th level (4d8).

## **Appearances**

* *Critical Role* — Campaign 2: The Mighty Nein
	+ "Beyond the Eyes of Angels" (2x67) at 0:27:36 First used by Caleb Widogast
	+ "From Door to Door" (2x81) at 1:16:15
	+ "Dark Bargains" (2x83) at 0:20:06
	+ "The Threads Converge" (2x85) at 1:26:30
	+ "Misery Loves Company" (2x93) at 0:35:16
	+ "Blessing in Disguise" (2x95) at 1:22:52
	+ "Rumble at Rumblecusp" (2x105) at 2:14:23
	+ "An Open Window" (2x114) at 3:33:31
	+ "Fond Farewells" (2x141) at 2:27:47 First used by Veth Brenatto
	+ "The Mighty Nein Reunion: Echoes of the Solstice" (Sx79) at 1:28:28 First attempted (on-screen) by Luc Brenatto

## **Trivia**

During the the second campaign, *Caleb's Produce Flame* spell was available on D&D Beyond, but was recently removed for unknown reasons.

## **References**

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 See the druid's spell —  *Produce Flame* on D&D Beyond, the basis for *Caleb's Produce Flame*.
2. ↑ See "Misery Loves Company" (2x93) at 0:35:16.
3. ↑ See "Beyond the Eyes of Angels" (2x67) at 0:27:36.
4. ↑ See "The Folding Halls" (2x80) at 2:53:33.
5. ↑ See "Fond Farewells" (2x141) at 2:27:47.
6. ↑ See "The Mighty Nein Reunion: Echoes of the Solstice" (Sx79) from 1:28:28 through 1:29:04.  Caleb *Counterspell*ed it before it could hit
7. ↑ See "Fond Farewells" (2x141) at 2:27:47.  When Veth cast *Caleb's Produce Flame*, Matt initially was puzzled by this name, but then said "Oh, the cantrip, Produce Flame"
8. ↑ See community discussion at D&D Beyond

**Art:**

1. ↑ Official art of Caleb producing flame, by Ari (source). Used with permission.
Ascendant Bridge Mountain

Official art of the mountains of Issylra, by Kent Davis.

The **Ascendant Bridge Mountain** is (allegedly) the tallest mountain in Exandria, and is located southwest of the Sunderpeak Mountains and north of the Irriam Canyon on the continent of Issylra. It is white with snow year round, and visible as far away as Vasselheim and the coast of Issylra.

## **History**

### **The Founding**

When the gods arrived in Exandria it is said that the Ascendant Bridge Mountain was the first place they reached; it was also there where the primordial titans first met them.

### **Campaign Three: Bells Hells**

During the apogee solstice of 843 PD Bells Hells tried to stop Ludinus Da'leth's plans to release Predathos. When his Malleus Key activated, a strange wave of magic teleported several people to different points across the planet. Part of this adventuring party (Orym, Laudna and Ashton Greymoore) were sent from Marquet to Issylra, meeting Deni$e Bembachula, Bor'Dor Dog'Son and Prism Grimpoppy, who also had been transported there from other continents. They spent the night together, and at sunrise Orym, who had seen the shape of a tall mountain in the darkness hours before, was able to identify it as the Ascendant Bridge Mountain, thus revealing where in Exandria they were.

## **Trivia**

* It is unknown if it is part of the nearest mountain range.

## **References**

1. ↑ See "Somewhere Out There" (3x59) at 4:02:56.
2. ↑ See "Somewhere Out There" (3x59) at 4:03:14.
3. ↑ See "Somewhere Out There" (3x59) at 4:02:30.

**Art:**

1. ↑ Official art of the mountains of Issylra, by Kent Davis (source). Used with permission.
Chris Prynoski

Chris Prynoski's picture from Fandango.com

**Chris Prynoski** is the founder and director of Titmouse, Inc. and an executive producer for *The Legend of Vox Machina*.

Chris was born and grew up in New Jersey. In 2000, he moved to California, and with his wife, Shannon Prynoski, opened a T‐shirt company named "Titmouse" after Chris's favorite Northeastern‐American bird species. The business was soon restructured to focus on high‐quality film and television animation production. As stated on the Titmouse website: "The Prynoskis made this courageous business decision for no reason other than the fact that they could (and because nobody was buying their T‐shirts, but television and film studios kept giving them money to make cartoons)."

In addition to his work with *Critical Role*, Chris has recently been involved in the production of *Big Mouth*, *Star Trek: Lower Decks*, and *Beavis and Butt-Head*.

## ***Critical Role* works**

* *The Legend of Vox Machina* - Executive producer

## **Other Works**

For a list of Chris's credits, see his listing on IMDB.

## **Trivia**

* Chris won a charity auction at Gary Con to become the guardian of the sandal of Gary Gygax for one year. He brought it to the *Critical Role* set during an interview and Q&A about *The Legend of Vox Machina*.
	+ The sandal appeared in Gilmore's Glorious Goods in "The Terror of Tal'Dorei - Part 2" (LVM1x02).
* Chris is often seen wearing his signature Titmouse bucket hat.

## **External Links**

* Chris Prynoski on IMDb
* Chris Prynoski on Wikipedia

## **References**

1. ↑ See the Titmouse website.
2. ↑ Chris Pynoski presents the sandal at 0:20:28 in Tavern Keeper Build | The Legend of Vox Machina.

**Art:**
Cadigan

**Cadigan** is a man who had previously captured Twiggy and the prior owner of the Happy Fun Ball or Heirloom Sphere. He has not yet appeared in the campaign.

## Appearance

Sir Cadigan was described by Twiggy as twice her size, which would put him at medium humanoid height, and very skinny. He wore a big ring with a green gem.

## **Biography**

Twiggy referred to Sir Cadigan as a "mean man" and a "rascally man". He seemed to be connected in some way to the Exalted Collection Auction House in Port Damali.

He would stick his fingers through the bars of the cage Twiggy was held in to scare her.

## **Relationships**

### **Twiggy**

Sir Cadigan kept Twiggy in a cage for a very long time. She stole the Heirloom Sphere in order to keep it out of his hands.

## **Appearances and mentions**

* Campaign Two
	+ "The Stowaway" (2x45), mentioned only

## **References**

1. ↑ See "The Stowaway" (2x45) at 1:42:44.
2. ↑ See "The Stowaway" (2x45) at 0:47:35.
3. ↑ See "The Stowaway" (2x45) at 1:42:44.
4. ↑ See "The Stowaway" (2x45) from 1:42:16 through 1:43:24.
5. ↑ See "The Stowaway" (2x45) at 0:30:36.

**Art:**
Basalt caecilian

Screenshot of the caecilian with FCG from "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:29:08.

## Physical Characteristics

### **Distinctions**

* Two heads
* Lair actions

## Sociocultural Information

### Environment

Cavern

**Basalt caecilians** are huge worm-like creatures that look like two-headed long snakes with a very thick hide, about 4 to 5 feet in diameter. They have prominent mandibles that, when open, reveal cylindrical rows of teeth, They have a stinger at the end of their tails.

## **History**

Bells Hells encountered a basalt caecilian in a cave or tunnel in the cliffs along the shore of Kalutha.

## **Abilities**

* **Multiattack**: The creature can use its Extend Stomach attack, plus make two bite attacks.
	+ **Bite**: ~22 slashing + ~7-13 acid damage per bite
	+ **Extend Stomach**: (recharges) 30' cone with a Dexterity DC 16 save. On a failed save does ~34-36 acid damage and reduces maximum hit points by 10, plus pulling targets at least 10' closer; half damage and not pulled on a success.
* **Armor class**: 17
* **Lair actions**: Pods holding larvae fall to the ground, inflicting minor acid damage
* Inflicts acid damage on those in melee with it when hit
* Self-healing
* 10-foot range on attacks
* Tremorsense

## **References**

1. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:27:26.  The creature occupies a 4x4 square.
2. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:03:23.
3. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:27:26.
4. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:03:16.
5. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:07:20.
6. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:16:52.
7. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:21:30.
8. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:45:58.
9. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:24:00.
10. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:24:36.
11. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:28:28.
12. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:35:23.
13. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:19:08.
14. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:26:49.
15. ↑ See "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:46:35.

**Art:**

1. ↑ Screenshot of the caecilian with FCG from "Kindling the Spirits" (3x73) at 3:29:08. This file is a copyrighted work. Its use in this article is asserted to qualify as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.
COVID-19 Hiatus

On 17 March 2020, Critical Role announced that it was suspending all live broadcasts due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Marisha Ray later clarified on Twitter that they did not wish to put any unnecessary stress on the crew, nor did they want to affect the overall experience of the show best achieved sitting and playing together at a table, so there were no plans to stream the campaign via Skype, Zoom, or other online venues. The last live broadcast of Critical Role before the hiatus was 12 March 2020, on the five-year anniversary of the show, "High Seas, High Stakes" (2x99).

On 12 June 2020, Critical Role announced that they were actively developing plans for their return in accordance with local guidelines. On 2 July 2020, they returned to broadcasting *Critical Role* in a pre-recorded format. A socially distant version of Talks Machina began airing bi-weekly on 15 September 2020.

The company continued to produce limited content during the hiatus, including:

* Narrative Telephone
* AWNP Unplugged
* Yee-Haw Off the Ranch
* Explorer's Guide to Wildemount Q&A and Fireside Chat with Matthew Mercer
* Mighty Vibes (aired 23 April, 21 May, and 10 July 2020)
* CR Guide (aired 9 June 2020)

Of these, *Narrative Telephone*, *AWNP:Unplugged*, *Yee-Haw Off the Ranch*, and *Mighty Vibes* continued at least briefly past the resumption of the second campaign.

## **References**

1. ↑  IMPORTANT BROADCAST UPDATE (March 2020) on CritRole.com
2. ↑  Critical Role (@CriticalRole) on Twitter: "The health and safety of our CR family is important to us. Because of that, we have made the difficult decision to temporarily stop all live broadcasts, effective 3/17. We will provide updates via social media as well as our website." (2020-03-17). (backup link)
3. ↑  Marisha Ray (@Marisha\_Ray) on Twitter: "For those who have asked about the possibility of #CriticalRole streaming via Skype or from our home PCs: I hear you, but this isn't as simple to achieve as one may think for the level of quality we wish to maintain for our content. (1/2)" (2020-03-17). (backup link)
4. ↑  Marisha Ray (@Marisha\_Ray) on Twitter: "Trust me when I say we have talked through our options, and ultimately we don't want to put any undue stress on our crew, or affect the overall experience of our show that is best achieved when we're sitting around the table and playing together. 💗 We'll keep you posted." (2020-03-17). (backup link)
5. ↑  Critical Role (@CriticalRole) on Twitter: "We are actively developing plans for our return in accordance with the latest local guidelines for production. Once we have an exact timeline, we will announce it ASAP. Thank you for your patience and support during this hiatus. <3" (2020-06-12).
6. ↑ The YouTube announcement of their return.

**Art:**

1. ↑ Photograph of the empty Critical Role set, by Chris Lockey (source). This file is a copyrighted work. Its use in this article is asserted to qualify as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.
Chapter 5

⬅ Chapter 4 / **Chapter 5** / Chapter 6 ➡
The **fifth chapter** of *Critical Role* picks up after Vox Machina killed Umbrasyl and saved the city of Westruun. With three more dragons of the Chroma Conclave threatening the world, unlikely heroes must gather the power of the Vestiges of the Divergence and overcome their personal struggles to save civilization.

**Art Credits**
1. Lap Pun Cheung
2. Thomas Brin
3. NLN4
4. Truffery
Charlie (Trinket's cub)

## Charlie

Official art of Charlie (cropped from a larger image) in 832 PD, by Jessica Scates.

## Character Information

### Age

* Cub (in 832 PD)
* Adult (in 843 PD)

### Family

* Paternal grandmother (euthanized by Vex'ahlia)
* Vex'ahlia (surrogate grandmother)
* Trinket (father)

### Connections

* De Rolo family
* Vesper, Wolfe, Leona, Vax'ildan and Gwendolyn de Rolo (playmates)

## Appearances

### Other work

*Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn*

**Charlie** is a bear and child of Vex'ahlia's animal companion Trinket.

## **Description**

### **Appearance**

Charlie is a brown bear. In 832 PD he was a cub, smaller than a half-elven child, but by 843 PD he already looks like an adult bear.

## **Biography**

Charlie was born in or before 832 PD as the child of Trinket.

## **Relationships**

### **De Rolo family**

Charlie is a playmate to Vex'ahlia and Percival's children.

## **Character information**

### **Abilities**

Unless otherwise noted, the following abilities are assumed from the standard *Dungeons & Dragons* materials:

## **Appearances and mentions**

* *Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn* (first appearance)
* Campaign Three: Bells Hells
	+ "A Desperate Call" (3x36)

## **Trivia**

* Charlie is named after Laura Bailey's dog, who passed away in 2020.
	+ When a fan asked about all the names of Trinket's cubs, Laura confirmed that Charlie had been named after her old dog, who had been, in fact, Trinket's formal player during the home game period of Campaign One. She, however, admitted that she wasn't sure how many babies the bear companion had had, so she couldn't confirm their names at the moment.
* In 843 PD Charlie was seen in Whitestone with Trinket and another bear, possibly Charlie's mother and Trinket's partner.

## **References**

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 See *Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn*, p. 266.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 See *Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn*, pp. 264–265. The cub as depicted in the family portrait (dated 832 PD) is quite small, likely less than two years old, as grizzly bears are considered cubs up until that age.
3. ↑ Laura Bailey explained the origin of Vex'ahlia and Trinket's relationship in a short story, "On the Matter of Trinket".
4. ↑ See *Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn*, p. 264.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 See *Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn*, pp. 264–265.
6. ↑ See "A Desperate Call" (3x36) at 1:48:02.
7. ↑  Laura Bailey (@LauraBaileyVO) on Twitter: "Our Charles Wallace has passed into the great beyond. This guy spent the last 19 years with me and my life will never be the same. Love you buddy." (2020-02-20).
8. ↑ See the Critical Role panel from London's MCM Comic Con at 1:01:52.
9. ↑ See "A Desperate Call" (3x36) at 1:48:02.
10. ↑ See *Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn*, pp. 264–265. It is stated Charlie is the only known cub of Trinket.

**Art:**

1. ↑ Official art of Charlie (cropped from a larger image) in 832 PD, by Jessica Scates (source). Used with permission.
Canoloth

Depiction of a canoloth from *Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes*, p. 60.

**Canoloths** are Yugoloths (a type of fiend) who are frequently employed as contracted guardians, diligently fulfilling their part, but not exceeding it one iota.

## **Description**

Canoloths are fiendish trackers and guardians employed by evil powers. They prefer to enter into contracts to guard valuable treasures and important locations, always doing exactly as asked- never any more, never any less. Unless instructed to kill, a canoloth merely holds on to its prisoner, but if given the order to do so, it tears its prey limb from limb.

Canoloths are large, bulldog-shaped creature with armor plating embedded in their hairless skin. Their circular mouths are filled with a row of teeth surrounding an exceptionally long, tendril-like tongue.

### **Abilities**

Canoloths are resistant to cold, fire, lightning damage and to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage from non-magical weapons. They are also immune to acid, to poison damage, and to the poisoned condition.

* **Dimensional Lock**: Other creatures can't teleport to or from a space within 60 feet of the canoloth . Any attempt to do so is wasted.
* **Magic Resistance**: The canoloth has advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects.
* **Uncanny Senses**: The canoloth can't be surprised unless it's incapacitated.

## **History**

In the Genesis ward of Aeor, the Mighty Nein encountered one aeorian nullifier who was joined by a creature described as a canoloth. Before it was able to take any action, the canoloth was *banish*ed by Caduceus, and the group hastily avoided it.

## **References**

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 See *D&D: Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes*, 5th ed., p. 60.
2. ↑ See "The Genesis Ward" (2x135) at 3:25:07.
3. ↑ See "The Genesis Ward" (2x135) at 3:41:51.
4. ↑ See "The Genesis Ward" (2x135) at 3:25:07.
5. ↑ See "The Genesis Ward" (2x135) at 3:34:22.

**Art:**

1. ↑ Depiction of a canoloth from *Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes*, p. 60. This page contains unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Wizards of the Coast Fan Content Policy. Not approved/endorsed by Wizards. Portions of the materials used are property of Wizards of the Coast. ©Wizards of the Coast LLC.
Cerulean Palace

The **Cerulean Palace** was where the base of operation for The Hand of Ord, most courts of Ank'Harel and the tower of J'mon Sa Ord was located. Under the palace is the scarlet prison, also known as the Scarlet Oubliette.

## **References**

1. ↑ See "The Streets of Ank'Harel" (1x65) from 1:00:50 through 1:01:53.

**Art:**

1. ↑ Fan art of the Cerulean Palace in Ank'Harel, by Brandon Chang (source). Used with permission.
Chellerum gourd

A **chellerum** is a gourd that grows on the Bladeshimmer Shoreline of Tal'Dorei.

## **Description**

Chellerum gourds grow in saltwater-rich environments. They are a staple crop of the Shoreline Farms outside of Emon.

Chellerums are often used as a hearty meat substitute, and have fed the people of Emon in lean times since before the first sovereign. One roasted chellerum can feed a group of six for a full day.

## **References**

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 See *Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting*, p. 94.
Circle of Needle and Thread

The cast of the second chapter of Candela Obscura

The second chapter of Candela Obscura featured the **Circle of Needle and Thread**. It premiered Thursday, 31 August 2023, and aired monthly for three episodes through 2 November 2023.

## **Cast and characters**

### **Chapter Two: The Circle of Needle and Thread**

 Travis Willingham | Nathaniel Trapp | JournalistDetective

## **Episodes**

 2
 3
 Uncertain who is friend or foe, The Circle of Needle and Thread continue their efforts to end a vengeful hunt.

## **External Links**

* Creating Characters for Candela Obscura: Needle & Thread on the Critical Role YouTube channel
Cloud giant

Depiction of a cloud giant, by Justin Sweet from *D&D Monster Manual, 5th ed.*, p. 154.

## Biological Information

### **Abilities**

* Innate Spellcasting
* Keen Smell

## Sociocultural Information

### **Language**

* Giant
* Common

### **Notable members**

* Ardokles
* Vasilios
* Flavia

**Cloud giants** are a type of highborn giantkin native to the Material Plane.

## **Culture**

### **Tal'Dorei**

Cloud giants are denizens of Jovatthon, the Castle of Thunder. This mighty city-state flies invisibly above Tal'Dorei enshrouded in thick stormclouds, tracing a clockwise circular route around the continent, avoiding its cloudless, arid heartland.

As of 812 PD the cloud giants of Jovatthon were ruled by two wedded kings, a City-King in charge of domestic affairs, and a War-King tasked with the defense of Jovatthon against both dragons and other highborn giants. The City-King was a stern, fearsome ruler named Ardokles, while the War-King is a much more charismatic and beloved general named Vasilios.

## **Named cloud giants**

* **Ardokles**, City-King of Jovatthon.
* **Vasilios**, War-King of Jovatthon.
* **Flavia**, Queen of Unending Storms

## **References**

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 See *D&D: Monster Manual*, 5th ed., p. 154.
2. ↑ See *D&D: Monster Manual*, 5th ed., p. 153.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 See *D&D: Monster Manual*, 5th ed., p. 150.
4. ↑ See *Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting*, p. 124-125.
5. ↑ See *Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn*, p. 40.

**Art:**

1. ↑ Depiction of a cloud giant, by Justin Sweet from *D&D Monster Manual, 5th ed.*, p. 154. This page contains unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Wizards of the Coast Fan Content Policy. Not approved/endorsed by Wizards. Portions of the materials used are property of Wizards of the Coast. ©Wizards of the Coast LLC.
Campaign Two Arc 3: The Bright Queen's Favor

The **third arc of Campaign Two** of *Critical Role* continues the adventures in Wildemount. The Mighty Nein return to the mainland and travel deep into Xhorhas in search of the missing Yeza. Upon finding an "anchor" to the Abyss, the party earns the favor of the Bright Queen Leylas Kryn. From their new home base in the capital of Rosohna, they continue their search for answers and in the course of their chase, they end up losing one of their own to Obann, a servant of the Chained Oblivion.

⬅ Arc 2: The Bad Guys / **Arc 3: The Bright Queen's Favor** / Arc 4: Swords and Angels ➡
* Yussa ErrenisGo to Homeward Bound
* VethGo to A Game of Names
* AsariusGo to Duplicity
* RosohnaGo to The Favor
* RosohnaGo to Wood and Steel
* The Barbed FieldsGo to A Dangerous Chase
* The Arbor ExemplarGo to Chases and Trees
* Obann RisingGo to The King's Cage
1/8
 **Art Credits**
1. Vicious Mongrel
2. Galactic Jonah
3. Linda Lithén
4. BlackSalander
5. Son of Joxer
6. BlackSalander
7. Rammaru
8. BlackSalander
Chuckle dust

**Chuckle Dust** is a dust that when sprinkled, produces the sound of laughter. If it is used over a wide area, the dust produces a variety of laughs. This item was available at Thaydeen's Endless Emporium of Enchanted Eccentricities.

## **Properties**

When sprinkled in a one square foot area, chuckle dust produces the sound of one person laughing for ten minutes. When it is used over a wide area, it produces a variety of laughs.

## **Uses**

* Jester threw a bag of chuckle dust in an attempt to distract an Aeorian nullifier while the party was exploring the ruins of Aeor.

## **References**

1. ↑ See "Frigid Propositions" (2x109) at 2:28:28.
2. ↑ See "Frigid Propositions" (2x109) at 2:28:28.
3. ↑ See "The Genesis Ward" (2x135) at 2:58:15.
Chapter 9

⬅ Chapter 8 / **Chapter 9** / Chapter 10 ➡
The **ninth chapter** of *Critical Role* begins a new campaign set twenty years after Vox Machina defeated Vecna. The campaign is set on the continent of Wildemount, which is northeast of Tal'Dorei.

The new party members first meet in the sleepy town of Trostenwald, but they quickly become involved in an investigation after a zombie attacks the recently arrived travelling carnival...

 **Art Credits**
1. Ari (official artwork)
2. Anna Landin
3. Galactic Jonah
4. BlackSalander
Chris Wyatt

Photograph of Chris Wyatt at the premiere of "Cafe" on August 18, 2011 in Los Angeles, California, by Alberto E. Rodriguez.

## General Information

### **Born**

October 5, 1975 (age 48)
Atlanta, Georgia

### **Profession**

* Writer
* Producer

### **Critical Role works**

* *The Legend of Vox Machina*
* *The Mighty Nein Origins: Fjord Stone*

## Internet Presence

###  **Twitter**

@otherland71

**Chris Wyatt** is an American film producer, writer, and second unit director. He is a frequent collaborator with Kevin Burke. For Critical Role Productions, they co-wrote "The Tide of Bone" (LVM1x09) of *The Legend of Vox Machina* and the graphic novel *The Mighty Nein Origins: Fjord Stone*.

## **Critical Role works**

* *The Legend of Vox Machina*
	+ "The Tide of Bone" (LVM1x09)
* *The Mighty Nein Origins: Fjord Stone*

## **Other work**

Chris Wyatt is was a producer of *Napoleon Dynamite*, and with Kevin Burke, he co-produced *Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters*, *Super Dinosaur* (which they also developed), and *Ninjago*. He and Burke have also worked as a writing team for episodes of *Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes*, *Ultimate Spider-Man* and *Avengers Assemble*.

## **External links**

* Chris Wyatt at Wikipedia
* Chris Wyatt at IMDb
* Chris Wyatt at Fandom's Marvel wiki

## **References**

1. ↑ Critical Role's announcement

**Art:**

1. ↑ Photograph of Chris Wyatt at the premiere of "Cafe" on August 18, 2011 in Los Angeles, California, by Alberto E. Rodriguez (source). This file is a copyrighted work. Its use in this article is asserted to qualify as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.
Chimera

A chimera with red wings, from *D&D: Monster Manual*, page 39.

**Chimeras** are large monstrosities with the heads and other characteristics of three creatures: a dragon, a lion, and a goat.

## **Description**

In addition to the three heads, chimeras have the leathery wings and tail of a dragon, the forelimbs and torso of a lion, and the hind legs of a goat. Chimeras can fly.

## **Abilities**

* **Fire Breath**: a cone of fiery breath like that of a red dragon (recharges on a 5 or 6)
* **Multiattack**: attacks three times: once with a bite, once with the lion claws, and once with its horns. The fire breath, when available, can be used in place of either the bite or the horns, indicating that the creature may sometimes ram enemies with its dragon head's horns and bite with the lion's mouth.
* **Proficiencies**: Perception (expertise)

## **History**

### **Pre-stream**

   Vax'ildan and Pike were attacked and taken to the headquarters of the Clasp where after battling a chained chimera in the Clasp's arena, they managed to sneak out to reunite with the rest of the party.

### **"Compulsions" (3x40)**

While flying in the *Silver Sun* over the Hellcatch Valley shortly before reaching the Gloomed Jungles of Aeshanadoor, Bells Hells encountered several cockatrices. It soon became clear that the cockatrices weren't attacking the skyship, but were fleeing from a chimera, which attacked everything in sight upon reaching the ship's deck. The party and a member of the ship's crew slew the chimera; Fearne finished the creature with a shot from the ship's ballista.

## **Trivia**

* Laura and Travis's son Ronin chose the chimera as the enemy for Bells Hells' encounter with one when Matt asked him what creature the party should fight next. Laura said that her son is currently obsessed with chimeras.

## **References**

1. ↑ See "Compulsions" (3x40) at 1:16:02.
2. ↑ See "Compulsions" (3x40) at 1:16:19.
3. ↑ See "Compulsions" (3x40) at 1:52:59.
4. ↑ See "The Story of Vox Machina" (Sx06) at 0:10:01.
5. ↑ See "Compulsions" (3x40) at 1:16:51.  Laura had previously posted a photo on her Instagram account of that moment.

**Art:**

1. ↑  Chimera on D&D Beyond. This file is unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Wizards of the Coast Fan Content Policy. Not approved/endorsed by Wizards. Portions of the materials used are property of Wizards of the Coast. ©Wizards of the Coast LLC.
2. ↑ Screenshot of the Clasp's chimera in the battle with Vax and Pike, by Wendy Sullivan Green from "The Story of Vox Machina" (Sx06) at 10:32. Used with permission.
Christian Navarro

Christian Navarro, from his Instagram

**Christian Navarro** is a Los-Angeles based actor and Dungeons & Dragons enthusiast. He played F.R.I.D.A. in Campaign Three: Bells Hells; he also moderated the Critical Role panel at San Diego Comic Con on July 23, 2022, and appeared in "Generation Nord" (Sx72).

## **Background**

Christian was born in Bronx, New York and is of Puerto Rican descent. He has three dogs.

About his involvement with *Critical Role*, Christian said, "I fell in love with Critical Role, tabletop games, roleplaying games, about three years ago. About a year ago, I told myself, 'I want to meet these guys, and girls. I want to work with them.' I want to first and foremost let them know how important they are to me because, like so many of you Critters out there (and I consider myself a Critter) I'm watching these guys every week and experiencing how much they love and care about each other. The artistry and creativity they bring to play in this game changed my life, really, and pulled me through some tough times in my personal life, and made me appreciate my friends and my family, and I wanted the opportunity to tell them, 'Hey, you guys have made a difference in my life.'"

## **Critical Role Productions**

### **Player characters**

* Wrigley Rincon (Rigglemethis89): (Generation Nord)
* F.R.I.D.A., aeormaton fighter/rogue/cleric (Campaign Three: Bells Hells)

**F.R.I.D.A.****Wrigley Rincon**
## **Other works**

* *13 Reasons Why* on Netflix (4 seasons)

## **References**

1. ↑ Christian's Twitter profile.
2. ↑ See Christian's IMDb profile.
3. ↑ See Christian's Wikipedia page.
4. ↑ See Christian's Instagram takeover of the Critical Role account on 22 July 2022.

**Art:**

1. ↑ Official portrait by Hannah Friederichs
2. ↑ Official art of Wrigley Rincon, by Justyna Rerak (source)
Clay warden

**Clay wardens** are massive humanoid constructs made of solid, shifting clay with little burning coal-like red eyes.

## **Abilities**

* **False appearance**: While the clay warden remains motionless, it is indistinguishable from a normal mound of clay.
* **Shifting form**: Clay warden can change its shape by transforming from a motionless mound of clay into a humanoid form.
* **Multiattack**: Clay warden could either make two slam attacks, or one grapple and throw attack.

## **History**

### **Campaign Three: Bells Hells**

In the Twilight Mirror Museum, as a means of protection, two clay wardens were contained in a glass case that was embedded in the basement room ceiling, housing the notorious earrings of Harudan.

## **References**

1. ↑ See "Breaking and Entering..." (3x20) at 3:34:24.
2. ↑ See "Breaking and Entering..." (3x20) at 3:34:24.
3. ↑ See "Breaking and Entering..." (3x20) at 3:34:16.
4. ↑ See "Breaking and Entering..." (3x20) at 3:34:16.
5. ↑ See "Fight at the Museum..." (3x21) at 49:55.
6. ↑ See "Fight at the Museum..." (3x21) at 50:13.
7. ↑ See "Fight at the Museum..." (3x21) at 50:13.
Chapter 7

⬅ Chapter 6 / **Chapter 7** / Chapter 8 ➡
The **seventh chapter** of *Critical Role* begins after the destruction of the Chroma Conclave. With the major threat taken care of, Vox Machina sets out to tie up some loose ends, including the final leg of Keyleth's Aramenté and the ever-present threat of Hotis' return.

 **Art Credits**
1. Lap Pun Cheung
2. Ameera
3. Christian Hadfield
4. Chandra Pandhita
Chapter 17

⬅ Chapter 16 / **Chapter 17** / Chapter 18 ➡
The **seventeenth chapter** of *Critical Role* continues the Wildemount campaign. With peace apparently a reality, the Mighty Nein finally arrive at the long-awaited destination of Rumblecusp, the setting for the upcoming Traveler Con. However, they find more secrets, oddities, and threats there than expected, including the potential loss of their own memories and selves...

 **Art Credits**
1. Olivia Hintz
2. BlackSalander
3. Toby Sharp
4. Melissa Hahn