The depth of worldbuilding, thought and lyrical description called forth in that moment is truly, truly remarkable.

He easily could have just said "you uncover a Modify Memory spell," but he would clearly not be that cut and dry lol.

This is an example of why this campaign is such a rich listen.

4) When a plague hits, it's really hard to keep all your clothes on

5) You can finally confess to your partner that *you* started the whole monstrous situation and then convince them it's their fault

6) Never trust your boss when you show up late and they randomly give you a raise

1) Beware the dangers of signing a bad contract

2) Even the supernatural can risk it for the biscuit

3) A truly passionate relationship is literally demon time

And I know that certain outcomes seemed definitive, but when you don't see 100% confirmation, So And So might not frfr be dead. So maybe we'll see.

Also in one of the later episodes, in an alternate timeline, Echo broke my fkg heart with just one line 😭 #iykyk

Finished season 2 last night. To their credit, the character I was feeling bad for earlier did still have a presence. Somewhat. I feel the same but that was *something* 🤷🏾‍♂️

The visuals were MVP for me. And the 1 v 1 showdown on the bridge was *inspired*. Hell yeah to that scene.

...is when a character with extremely little screentime or even cursory relationship development with *any* other character is literally annihilated for plot purposes. That character deserved way the fk better. But also relationship-wise they hella deserved better. (eye roll at the writers for that)

I know that soon a different campaign setting will be the focus. Which is cool bc I also fks with outer space as an expanded aspect of nature. But I'm deeply grateful for this current world, and the personal ways each character engages with it. I feel so seen in this one. And I see *it* right back.

It's not about rainbow vibes and universal holdings of hands. Power still threatens. Greed still corrupts. Wigs still get fatally snatched. But this all happens in a world that feels more wholistic and truthful than we allow our own to be.

One of the main reasons I fk with it so much (besides the high level production, roleplaying commitment, team chemistry and gameplay) is the world they created, where it's a true and open (and often flatly dangerous) coexistence of spirit and mortal worlds.