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Vox Machina Table-to-Screen Season 2 Reaction

SEASON 2 WAS CRAZY!

Another reaction to Vox Machina's Table-to-Screen adaptation. It's always so cool to see how the campaign was played out live and then brought to animation!

We've never seen such creativity and role-playing portrayed like this before. We ready for Season 3!! 🫨😍

What was your favorite Table to Screen moment?

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Vox Machina Table-to-Screen Season 2 Reaction

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I'm still seeing the document there, it just looks like a bunch of people added their submissions to my document instead of making their own doc. Do you need me to make a new one?

cobaltbeau

Hi again! Something happened to the Google Drive document you previously uploaded and I remembered you had alot in your list! I was going to compile all the relevant items to a playlist today, is there a chance you can reupload your submissions?

Rabbid Dawg

Thanks for your upload!!!! I binged the first 3 eps this morning and that scene was one I was definitely looking forward to. Keeping vague for all those that haven't seen it yet. So many good parts. IYKYK.

Rabbid Dawg

Editor here! if M&D are down for me to edit a playlist for S3's Table to Screen moments collection, I certainly will be! I'm unfortunately not too familiar with the entire livestream of C1 to know what parts are coming up in Season 3 either (I'm going in sortof blind, though I know some big moments). I think if you're able to supply us timestamps during the Crit Role livestream to match with the moments during the season though, that'd help us out greatly! I'll setup a temporary GoogleDrive folder that you and anyone else here interested in contributing their favorite livestream moments can submit video links/a text document with any relating info: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lDPKfSccD64B8Pxg4CCpy9cWL_-0Fo7e?usp=sharing Please organize your submissions by including your name/username in the title of the file, in case we get files from multiple members. Since I'm allowing everyone Editor status on this folder in order to upload, practice respectful digital folder sharing - don't mess with someone else's uploads, I will see it and I will promptly reconsider making the folder only available to certain people. It will also help us keep track in case someone needs to update their files. Also keep in mind that any and all submissions will be considered and subject to heavy editing in order to keep the recording time within a certain time frame. Rest assured you will be credited with contributing if it ends up in the final edit, though!

Rabbid Dawg

Can we submit Table to Screen moments for the editor to put into a playlist for the end of season 3? I don't think we'll actually get many edited table to screen videos by the end of the season, so i imagine a lot of them are going to be videos of the moments that existed beforehand. The only reason i mention the editor is that a lot of the video titles are likely to be spoilers.

cobaltbeau

When Vex dies -- Matt says he's taking a picture. What he's taking a picture of is the dice roll to see if they would succeed in resurrecting Vex, to prove what he rolled. If he hadn't rolled high enough, she would be dead. Matt sticks to what the dice roll, and if they hadn't rolled high enough, he would not have let Vex come back.

Louis Wasserman

Also critters are always hungry for more people to react to critical role content. There’s so much good stuff, especially just seeing the casts’ talent throughout the years. Or the videos on how TLOVM came to be are really cool. I hope you react to more!

Rheannon

The fact that they just off the cuff improv this stuff is crazy. I love it so much. Laura and Liam still to this day act like twins even sitting next to each other in campaign 3 🫶🏻

Rheannon

For the resurrection magic, Matt has special house rules where he does roll to see if it works and it gets more difficult the more times a person has died before. Also, I love Laura and Liam's relationship so much, they truly act like siblings and just happen to share a birthday! It's why or part of why they decided to play twins.

Amber

If I recall correctly, the granting of a title to Vex scene occurred in Critical Role’s very first live show. Easily their smallest live show audience since, as usual, they underestimated how popular it would be. Sadly, Table to Screen didn’t do a vid for one of my favorite moments from the Umbrasyl fight, “I would like to fist the wound.” https://youtu.be/ySAmWaP-zeo Since we’re nearing Halloween, can I recommend the fun of watching Travis Willingham try to navigate a haunted house? This was one of the stretch goals of the Kickstarter campaign that made TLoVM possible. https://youtu.be/jgm6w1Oene0

Jerry Franke

Time is my limiting factor. I've picked up too many hobbies lol.

Tapiocca

If I remember correctly, that was the only time, though I may be mistaken, watched campaign a long time ago. They used it in a different context for adaptation (sorta like Peter Jackson did for lotr), but I'm glad it made the cut. Liam is good at things like that. There was also a really great moment when Vax was falling out of the window from the encounter with the Briarwoods, and in campaign, before losing consciousness, he RP'd his last thoughts, in case he dies. Brought tears not just to viewers, but to Marisha and Laura as well :D.

Nightley

Hey thanks for this! I was wondering what was getting Vex/Laura in such an emotional state while Vax said that. Amazing how they chose to translate that into the show. Was that something Vax said increasingly often afterwards?

Rabbid Dawg

My favorite factoid of Vox Machina is that Sam Riegel created Scanlan's backstory based on the rapper Eminem. Dad's not around, mommy issues, discovered by Dr. Dranzel (Dr. Dre). Sam said he thought Matt caught on since Scanlan's surprise daughter was named Kaylie (Eminem's daughter is Hailie), but it turned out to be a funny coincidence.

Slick447

"Do not go far from me" in the campaign was said by Vax in the aftermath of dragon attack on the city, they were looking over the survivors at their keep. In the same exchange Vex asks "Do you think this is what mother saw before she died?" (As we know from season 1 ep 1, their mother was killed by a dragon), hence her emotional state in that moment.

Nightley

Aww, I'm kinda sad that Viktor wasn't in the video, that's such an iconic Mercer character. But loved watching this with you guys!

Sarah Liv Lundgren

I'm in two D&D campaigns right now. One of them is getting to around 3 years, playing semi regularly every other week. If you can commit time and have a good group/DM it's worth it.

Chris (darkwater)

No Thordak? ... big Thordak highlight reel on the way instead? :D

Chris (darkwater)

D&D tears. I mean, was that something you ever thought could happen to you? :) One of my favorite scenes in all of CR wasn't in the compilation sadly. I just can't find the video but it made such an impression there was even a fan live action recreation of it. Here's a clip of it in game though. Percy & Vex talk - C1E59 https://youtu.be/yBvkS4OhpXM?si=i27FT00P0S91LfkO

Mattias Berg

For time, story efficiency and that they wanted to make key events even cooler, some stuff happens at different points in time in the show than it might have during the campaign so you're likely to see clips mixed together from different campaign episodes to fit the table-to-screen format.

Chris (darkwater)

If you guys are curious about how a real game goes you might want to try watching the first episode of the Mighty Nein campaign. It sprinkles in a little of everything and since they're level 1 or 2 they don't have a bunch of crazy complicated rules to keep up with. Plus seeing the cast surprise each other as entirely different characters is hilarious (Laura playing Jester is almost the exact opposite of Vex)!

Kyle Bolin

Watching the campaign live as it unfolded was one hell of a ride. Honestly CR has given critters 10 years of emotional highs and lows. They commit to this at the table. It's great.

Chris (darkwater)

Yeah, watching a whole campaign isn't feasible lol. Each episode is 3 hours long (on the extreme low end, the killbox episode where they fight kev'dak was the longest for a while, and it was like 5 1/2), and the first campaign is 115 episodes. Watching a compilation or two might be fun for a patreon exclusive though once Vox Machina is over. (even those could get to 1+ hours depending on what the compilation was lol)

cobaltbeau

Larger context around the Vax/Vex scenes + some of the Raven queen stuff is Liam's (Vax) mom was sick and died around that time. Liam has said that a lot of the emotions and aimlessnes Vax had in the campaign at the tiem was directly related to his own emotions and aimlessness. Matt combined the unexpected aspects of the deal with the Raven Queen with a feat Liam took for Vax called Lucky to made the lore about Vax being Fate-Touched; specifically so Liam would be reminded how much he mattered to them and that he touched all of their lives.

Justin Smith

Another great reaction! So happy to see how much you both love the Critical Role universe and Exandria. If you have the time/schedule, the 4 part EXU Calamity campaign is a masterclass of storytelling and D&D. It's DM'ed by Brennan Lee Mulligan who heads up Dimension 20, another great D&D group. In the world of D&D dungeon masters, Brennan and Matt are at the top of the list. The series shows how the Calamity started and a great lore dump of Exandria's history. If you do decide to react to it, there's 4 parts and each one is like 4-5 hours, which is a lot to take in. I've seen other reactors break each episode in like 3 parts, but whatever works best for you all. Either way, excited to share Vox Machina S3 with you both. Bidet. 👋

Kevin C

So close to Season 3, man as a Critter I am super hyped! <3

Rogier Oude Heuvel


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