Critical Hit

Critical Hit #162: And They Were Never Heard From Again

By Robot OverlordAugust 25, 2012Updated:February 10, 20146 Comments1 Min Read

This episode: The party comes face to face with the Summer King… and their feelings!

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6 Comments

Alexander Rudiger on August 25, 2012 7:11 pm

Great start to an episode.
Ricco on August 26, 2012 4:57 pm

Alternative title: “I blame Ket”
andy on August 27, 2012 8:24 pm

This one had good roleplay felt like a scripted radio program.
Moochydacat (@moochydacat) on August 28, 2012 11:59 pm

Bring on the 6-part-ken-burns-style-epic-destines-in-depth series ! @fearsomecritter @majorspoilers @mightykingcobra @DnDBrian @BorImmortal
XantharTheFlame on October 29, 2012 5:26 pm

The role playing in this episode is so good it almost literally brought tears to my eyes. And Rodrigo’s descriptive narrative regarding how the scene changed was awesome as well. And it totally made sense! Of course it was wild before Camis did her magicky thing — the portal was only based on feelings, which we know are very chaotic. Great job, team! Go Torquelscones!!
EricJude on October 1, 2015 11:58 am

Another listen through of Seasons Three and Four, and a few thoughts:

Orem seems to understand everything about the Feywild and Greater Fey now. Did he finally make the appropriate History check?

Also, who’s to say never being heard from again is a BAD thing? Maybe you’re actually safer with a Greater Fey. Especially if you’re entertaining them.