Pike's hair turned white because she died before and it was just something they did after her resurrection. In the home game (before they even streamed the campaign) she got cut in half by a demon.
Why does white-hair Pike call Wilham Great-great grandfather, and Black-hair Pike call him Grandfather then? (I am sure in the original story they might be the same person, but here it does seem like it is her mother.
@@josafafilho1337 It's more casual & succinct in conversation to tell a stranger who's dying that someone is your 'grandfather' rather than saying "Thank you for saving my great great grandfather". You can easily clarify that detail in a less time-sensitive situation.
@@josafafilho1337She calls him Grandpa Wilhand to Grog right after one of the flashback scenes, too. When she's formally referring to him or introducing him, she uses Great Great, but in casual conversation she just refers to him as Grandfather/Grandpa. It's not an oversight or anything.
The Herd of Storms is MOSTLY half-giants like Grog, but they do incorporate some members of other species. The guy you were asking about with the beard is likely a half-orc (hence the shorter, broader frame and the tusks as well as the facial hair).
@@Taliesin_Hard to say, it’s not like there’s a consistent portrayal of orc vs half orc across all D&D and related IPs over time… and given that it’s a bit character we’re not likely to get a word of god on it at any point. Either answer is plausible, just depends on the individual which feels more likely.
@@shaskusmaswas vendmire a goliath or a half giant in the streamed game bc there was a distinct difference b4 the animated series, a half giant does not have the same no facial hair thing that goliaths do, but for legal reasons the term goliath wasnt used and half giant was used as a catch all term instead, and that is where the confusion may be coming from
Grog pointing out that Wilhand was not a fighter - they are very careful that Grog only killed people who attacked him first. And we speculate that little flash of light that caught Grog's attention was from the Everlight, who had originally called Wilhand to her flock years before. She is the goddess of redemption, and may have seen in Grog the chance for his own. The Herd of Storms isn't just half giants, but humans, orcs, and more. "Moustache" was an orc or half-orc, not unlike Doctor Dranzel. the repetition of "But what if I need you?" from S1E4 always gets me
It could have been a gleam of insight from the Everlight . . . or it could just be that Grog has the intelligence of a rabid squirrel and saw something shiny that distracted him.
At 5:00 my theory is that this was a bit of divine intervention. Pike's patron, the Everlight, is the goddess of Redemption, among other things. I don't think it was an accident that firelight (another symbol of the Everlight) just so happened to reflect off the locket containing Pike's smiling face surrounded by a literal golden halo.
One of the Fan theories I've seen about Grog's intelligence being actually closer to Trinkets than any other member of Vox Machina is that the beating he took from his Uncle did damage to his brain that even Pike couldn't completely fix.
"I think that was my favourite episode so far" - after watching the most recent episode every time :P . The show has that effect, every ep is the best because it expertly builds on the last one. SO GOOD.
episode 10 is my all time favorite episode so im stoked for monday! Loving ur reactions and how invested u guys r getting into the story !! :D so excited to watch along w u guys when season 3 comes around!
Hey you guys are great and love all your reactions! I am also a Critter myself and have seen all this campaign! Amazed at how they condensed hours and hours from the campaign into short episodes! I did want to make one correction. The brown haired "Pike" is actually Pike's Grandmother. She tells Grog thanks for helping my Grandfather but Pike introduces Wilhelm has her Great Great Grandfather.
I’m so excited to see you react to the next episode. It’s my favorite and it’s the first episode I watched live during the first campaign so it has sentimental value to me. They really adapted it beautifully. Every episode you say that one is your favorite I hope you like the next one!
The Herd of Storms was formed by a core of half-giants but even from the start they would take in anyone who could fight and was willing to take what they wanted by force. Species or heritage doesn't matter to them, which is why you see half-giants, orcs and half orcs (like 'Moustache'), humans, elves and half elves among their numbers. Roaming around and taking what they want from those weaker than them by force is pretty much their whole deal; it's their version of a life of freedom. Kevdak isn't their first leader, but he is one of the strongest they've had. Both because he's unusually big and strong even for a half-giant, but also because he's cunning and ruthless. Getting the Titanstone Knuckles just made him even more powerful. It's not brought up in the show, but the reason Kevdak allied the Herd of Storms with Umbrasyl is because he has ambitions to become a warlord, not just a raider. He intends to rule Westruun as a warlord vassal under the Chroma Conclave. Pike's hair became white/ash-blonde due to trauma/stress much like Percy's hair. Another viewer mentioned exactly how that happened in another comment. :)
Heck yeah!! Instant click for me lol. Lets go, now you guys are getting the rest of everybody's backstories and it makes a huge difference! I love your reaction again!
I had to wait until just now to watch your reaction because I had to go into work early today (I normally don't work until the afternoon). Well worth the wait. Been loving revisiting watching this show through your reactions. Buckle up for next episode, it's going to amp things up big time! 😀
It's weird because the show kept Pike's white hair color, but maybe removed the cause. She acted like she was completely unfamiliar with resurrection rituals when Vex died. BUT Pike got white hair because Vox Machina took her to a temple to be resurrected - after she was killed by a demon.
In fairness, it’s possible to be resurrected and NOT be terribly familiar with the associated rites because the person being raised isn’t generally the one that casts the spell.
@@caffeinedelusions A cleric's main job is healing and resurrection (and killing undead) and Pike knew both Revivify and Raise Dead by this point. It's strange that she knows the spells, has had one cast on her even, but she acted like it never would have occurred to her to try if Kash hadn't taken lead. (it also means they're ignoring that Pike had already cast Revivify on Grog before)
I dont think she was completely unfamiliar, she only said she had never tried it before. Healing and resurrection is more limited in this version of the world, so safe to say Pike _dosent_ know those spells and Grogs death in the Kvarn fight didnt happen in this canon. I will hazard a guess that shes going to have to finally learn more about those spells next season.....
@@sybariticcupboardrat3763 Show Pike & Campaign Pike are basically two different characters, power-wise. Even in your own comment you acknowledge that Vox Machina had Pike resurrected by an outside party when she died, so why would you think she'd have knowledge on how to perform the ritual? She explicitly states in episode 3 when Kash suggests reviving Vex that she's never tried it before. She's simply casting Cure Wounds and/or Lesser Restoration on Grog here, since he, y'know, wasn't killed.
I like that people can get invested into the show even when there is no background with Critical Role and D&D. I play D&D but just stumbled into the show without knowing anything but now I am hyped for season 3. It is just an entertaining show on its own.
When it comes to intelligence, half-giants aren't generally the smartest of races. However, even among his people, Grog is on the lower end of the bell curve!
It was marie antwoinette syndrome for both, for percy it was the stress of his torture and loosing all his family, for pike it was bc she got killed b4 they started streaming the game and the stress of being revived changed her hair.
In the campaign, Scanlan was actually part of Dr. Dranzel’s troupe Also, the Titanstone Knuckles were the brainchild of Travis Willingham, Grog’s VA. Matt Mercer turned them into Vestiges
In the home campaign before they started streaming, and obviously before the current time that's taking place in the cartoon, Pike actually died and was resurrected. It was the act of being resurrected that turned her hair white. Just a little tid bit of information that isn't explained really.
Fun Fact ... Sam took a TON of inspiration for Scanlan from the life of Eminem ... MM Marshal Mathers = SS Scanlan Shorthault.... even down to the fact that Dr. Dre is the one who discovered Eminem and this band leader is Dr. Drenzel aka Dr. Dre.
Why does white-hair Pike call Wilham Great-great grandfather, and Black-hair Pike call him Grandfather then? (I am sure in the original story they might be the same person, but here it does seem like it is her mother.
@@josafafilho1337 could be a oversight. But calling Wilhand her Grandfather vs Great Great Father both are correct. Pike was raised by Wilhand and after the seen where Gorg gets revived by Pike he comes and stays will them.
The guy with the mustache is an orc or half-orc (hence the tusks), not a Goliath like Grog. The herd is not JUST Goliaths. They gather the most brutal warriors of any race.
And its brown. He was a Bear Totem Barbarian in the original, and had a bear tattoo across his chest. But complex tattoos are hard to animate so its been changed to the actual bear hide
While most of the herd of storms is half giants, not everyone in the herd of storms is a half giant, they have humans, elves, and other races like "mustache" who was a half orc :)
Something not pointed out directly but Grog's herd are not all half giants, there's humans, orcs etc in their group too. One of those things that can be confusing if you're not familiar with d&d because there's talk of race/ancestry, peoples, classes (barbarians) etc and it can get confusing but you can be an elf that grew up in a gnome laboratory and still be a barbarian.
You two are amazing at catching details. Got everything you need, even if somee details are unclear. I always feel sorry for Zanror in this episode. Grog has Pike and Vox Machina, Zanror has no one and no one supports him when Kevdak bets him (twice!). Poor guy, such a huge amount of bravery needed to actually cut the tie and to stand up against your father (even if you understand that what he`s doing is wrong, taking an action might be hard)
In the original he had a wife who was also pregnant, part of the reason he stood up was wanting a better life for his child. Another unfortunate victim of the massive time crunch from adapting the game to a show.
In the campaign (before the stream), Pike had black hair with a purple streak. She died and was resurrected and her hair turned white. It is also where her scar across her eye came from. Ashley Johnson was not at the table for the Liam and Laura birthday game. She came in later, but that session Travis Willingham (Grog) wasn't able to make it. So her character came into the game looking for Grog who had seemingly got lost. So her backstory got tied in with Grog's. He went to live with Pike and Wilhand.
Ladies, love your videos! I could tell you what happened to Pike's hair if you wish, but I want you to decide so any spoilers are on you. It happened before the Geek and Sundry streaming of Critical Role
Goliaths do not grow facial hair, I believe that the inclusion of different hairstyles and mustaches and beards is similar to anime having characters with blonde hair or pink hair. It's simple differentiation.
Hi! Sorry for oot question, but i wonder if you guys will ever rect to the documentary video of The Hall of Legends: Faker? Quite a long video, 30mins+ iirc. Thank you!
I checked a couple of interviews that they have done in the past couple of days. Apparently, there is going to be some slight changes in the story. Originally, Ashley wasn't around for some of the next section and they incorporated her in quite a bit. They also said the tail end of this next season, the amplified from the original so it should be a stronger impact. I don't want to give you any clues to it, but it's allegedly going to be a bigger end than we are thinking. This next season is going to be incredible.
To add to this, this next season is something they were working on for far longer (almost another year). So that's another thing. And the first 2 seasons were their introduction into the production of it. I'm expecting season 3 to go wild.
She was away for big sections of seasons 1 and 2 so that shouldnt be much more of a change from what we're now used to. From the trailer and interviews we can start to see the shape of some specific changes, like the trip to Hell is not only in a differnet location but looks to be happening earlier in the timeline, and Pike seems to be getting a completely new arc involving the mission there.
@@DevilWearsAdidas I mean incorporating Ashley isn't news when its what they've been doing since episode 1, I was just giving more context on why its actually somthing to look forward to. But sure I'll get rid of the rest.
Earlier I made a comment about being upset that you guys said Pike was the one healing Grog when from my perspective the scenes/writing seemed to indicate it was someone earlier in Pike's family line that healed him saying "grandfather" over "great great grandfather" and I was apparently wrong. I wish to apologize for that comment and have since deleted it. I'm not sure if I'm missing some context or additional scene time from all the cutting that happens in these videos, but to me it seemed like the writers were trying to illustrate that it was two different people and Grog had become attached to Pike as part of becoming a part of her family, not just her, and while that could still be true it was apparently a much more straightforward encounter over what I thought the writing was saying. Again, I apologize for my original comment regardless of if you saw it or not.
Pike's hair turned white because she died before and it was just something they did after her resurrection. In the home game (before they even streamed the campaign) she got cut in half by a demon.
Why does white-hair Pike call Wilham Great-great grandfather, and Black-hair Pike call him Grandfather then? (I am sure in the original story they might be the same person, but here it does seem like it is her mother.
@@josafafilho1337 pike's mother wasn't a holy person.
@@andyenglish4303 right it could have just been a mistake in the animation.
@@josafafilho1337 It's more casual & succinct in conversation to tell a stranger who's dying that someone is your 'grandfather' rather than saying "Thank you for saving my great great grandfather". You can easily clarify that detail in a less time-sensitive situation.
@@josafafilho1337She calls him Grandpa Wilhand to Grog right after one of the flashback scenes, too. When she's formally referring to him or introducing him, she uses Great Great, but in casual conversation she just refers to him as Grandfather/Grandpa. It's not an oversight or anything.
The Herd of Storms is MOSTLY half-giants like Grog, but they do incorporate some members of other species. The guy you were asking about with the beard is likely a half-orc (hence the shorter, broader frame and the tusks as well as the facial hair).
By the height and size of the tusks, I'd probably guess full orc.
@@Taliesin_Hard to say, it’s not like there’s a consistent portrayal of orc vs half orc across all D&D and related IPs over time… and given that it’s a bit character we’re not likely to get a word of god on it at any point.
Either answer is plausible, just depends on the individual which feels more likely.
There is also the fact that Duke Vedmire has a beard in the show, so it seems they dropped the no hair rule for the show.
@@shaskusmaswas vendmire a goliath or a half giant in the streamed game bc there was a distinct difference b4 the animated series, a half giant does not have the same no facial hair thing that goliaths do, but for legal reasons the term goliath wasnt used and half giant was used as a catch all term instead, and that is where the confusion may be coming from
@@ticozayas6430 In the campaign Vedmire is a goliath and hairless.
Grog pointing out that Wilhand was not a fighter - they are very careful that Grog only killed people who attacked him first. And we speculate that little flash of light that caught Grog's attention was from the Everlight, who had originally called Wilhand to her flock years before. She is the goddess of redemption, and may have seen in Grog the chance for his own.
The Herd of Storms isn't just half giants, but humans, orcs, and more. "Moustache" was an orc or half-orc, not unlike Doctor Dranzel.
the repetition of "But what if I need you?" from S1E4 always gets me
Yo! actually something I hadn't thought about! thanks
It could have been a gleam of insight from the Everlight . . . or it could just be that Grog has the intelligence of a rabid squirrel and saw something shiny that distracted him.
@@Ironoclasty that's a good question - was Grog always that bad, or did the beating he got from Kevdak cause any permanent negative effects?
Yup ... Ashley and Travis have talked about Grog's realization being due to Devine Intervention from The Everlight
At 5:00 my theory is that this was a bit of divine intervention. Pike's patron, the Everlight, is the goddess of Redemption, among other things. I don't think it was an accident that firelight (another symbol of the Everlight) just so happened to reflect off the locket containing Pike's smiling face surrounded by a literal golden halo.
cant wait for the next episode, ep 10 is my favorite
"Grogachu! I choose you!"
Yeah, you almost have to do a double feature with this episode. It;ll feel like a long wait for episode 10.
Yep. One of the best moments across both seasons.
RAGE
My thoughts exactly!
Travis scream at the end of episode always gives me the chills
Weirdly this is one of the times where I think it was done better in the stream. They're both amazing though.
I love the identical "B-word" reactions to Anna Ripley showing up on Umbrasyl's shoulder.
Bubbles?
One of the Fan theories I've seen about Grog's intelligence being actually closer to Trinkets than any other member of Vox Machina is that the beating he took from his Uncle did damage to his brain that even Pike couldn't completely fix.
"I think that was my favourite episode so far" - after watching the most recent episode every time :P . The show has that effect, every ep is the best because it expertly builds on the last one. SO GOOD.
@10:28 both of yall saying “this bitch” made me laugh😂 That’s the only appropriate reaction when seeing Ripley lol
I like the theory,that Grog's intelligence being so low is because of the beating his uncle gave him.
I hadn’t heard that before, but it seems plausible.
I love how every episode recently ends and you say “I think that was my favorite episode” because they’re all that good!
My favorite too
12:33
You are correct.
Goliaths have gray skin and can't grow facial hair.
That guy had green skin and a moustache.
Therefore... ? 😉
I love how every episode has been your favourite for pretty much the whole show aha, this show really does just get better and better!
episode 10 is my all time favorite episode so im stoked for monday! Loving ur reactions and how invested u guys r getting into the story !! :D so excited to watch along w u guys when season 3 comes around!
Hey you guys are great and love all your reactions! I am also a Critter myself and have seen all this campaign! Amazed at how they condensed hours and hours from the campaign into short episodes! I did want to make one correction. The brown haired "Pike" is actually Pike's Grandmother. She tells Grog thanks for helping my Grandfather but Pike introduces Wilhelm has her Great Great Grandfather.
I’m so excited to see you react to the next episode. It’s my favorite and it’s the first episode I watched live during the first campaign so it has sentimental value to me. They really adapted it beautifully. Every episode you say that one is your favorite I hope you like the next one!
The Herd of Storms was formed by a core of half-giants but even from the start they would take in anyone who could fight and was willing to take what they wanted by force.
Species or heritage doesn't matter to them, which is why you see half-giants, orcs and half orcs (like 'Moustache'), humans, elves and half elves among their numbers.
Roaming around and taking what they want from those weaker than them by force is pretty much their whole deal; it's their version of a life of freedom.
Kevdak isn't their first leader, but he is one of the strongest they've had. Both because he's unusually big and strong even for a half-giant, but also because he's cunning and ruthless.
Getting the Titanstone Knuckles just made him even more powerful.
It's not brought up in the show, but the reason Kevdak allied the Herd of Storms with Umbrasyl is because he has ambitions to become a warlord, not just a raider. He intends to rule Westruun as a warlord vassal under the Chroma Conclave.
Pike's hair became white/ash-blonde due to trauma/stress much like Percy's hair. Another viewer mentioned exactly how that happened in another comment. :)
Did you notice, that most of the Herd members are voiced by the main cast? Just doing different voices.
Best birthday present ever! Thank you guys for being another amazing duo that allow me to re-live watching this amazing animated series 💜
Happy birthday
@@Aidscapade71 thank you :D
Aww wishing you a very happy birthday & all the blessings on your special day! Thanks for all the support on our channel 🥰🎉
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@@MeeshDeeReacts aww, thanks guys! Your vibes are unmatched. Truly grateful to have found you two :D
The next one is AWESOME, my favorite from this season! And this season has all the feels man, I love it
Heck yeah!! Instant click for me lol. Lets go, now you guys are getting the rest of everybody's backstories and it makes a huge difference! I love your reaction again!
Desire to rage intensifies... 😖
I had to wait until just now to watch your reaction because I had to go into work early today (I normally don't work until the afternoon). Well worth the wait. Been loving revisiting watching this show through your reactions. Buckle up for next episode, it's going to amp things up big time! 😀
Every time 'I think this was my favourite episode!'🤣
Seeing how murderous Grog was before meeting Pike was unexpected for me when i saw this. It's a good episode learning their backstory.
It's weird because the show kept Pike's white hair color, but maybe removed the cause. She acted like she was completely unfamiliar with resurrection rituals when Vex died. BUT Pike got white hair because Vox Machina took her to a temple to be resurrected - after she was killed by a demon.
In fairness, it’s possible to be resurrected and NOT be terribly familiar with the associated rites because the person being raised isn’t generally the one that casts the spell.
@@caffeinedelusions A cleric's main job is healing and resurrection (and killing undead) and Pike knew both Revivify and Raise Dead by this point. It's strange that she knows the spells, has had one cast on her even, but she acted like it never would have occurred to her to try if Kash hadn't taken lead. (it also means they're ignoring that Pike had already cast Revivify on Grog before)
I dont think she was completely unfamiliar, she only said she had never tried it before. Healing and resurrection is more limited in this version of the world, so safe to say Pike _dosent_ know those spells and Grogs death in the Kvarn fight didnt happen in this canon.
I will hazard a guess that shes going to have to finally learn more about those spells next season.....
@@sybariticcupboardrat3763 Show Pike & Campaign Pike are basically two different characters, power-wise. Even in your own comment you acknowledge that Vox Machina had Pike resurrected by an outside party when she died, so why would you think she'd have knowledge on how to perform the ritual? She explicitly states in episode 3 when Kash suggests reviving Vex that she's never tried it before. She's simply casting Cure Wounds and/or Lesser Restoration on Grog here, since he, y'know, wasn't killed.
I think black haired Pike is actually Pike's mom. She sayd "my grandfather", not my great great grandfather.
Whoa what a good time to check RUclips
I like that people can get invested into the show even when there is no background with Critical Role and D&D. I play D&D but just stumbled into the show without knowing anything but now I am hyped for season 3. It is just an entertaining show on its own.
I am LOVING that yall have been posting every 2 days haha
When it comes to intelligence, half-giants aren't generally the smartest of races. However, even among his people, Grog is on the lower end of the bell curve!
Grog's backstory with Pop Pop is so sweet.
It was marie antwoinette syndrome for both, for percy it was the stress of his torture and loosing all his family, for pike it was bc she got killed b4 they started streaming the game and the stress of being revived changed her hair.
Episodes 10 is one of the best moments in campaign 1!!! Grog finds his strength!!!
In the campaign, Scanlan was actually part of Dr. Dranzel’s troupe
Also, the Titanstone Knuckles were the brainchild of Travis Willingham, Grog’s VA. Matt Mercer turned them into Vestiges
In the home campaign before they started streaming, and obviously before the current time that's taking place in the cartoon, Pike actually died and was resurrected. It was the act of being resurrected that turned her hair white. Just a little tid bit of information that isn't explained really.
Fun Fact ... Sam took a TON of inspiration for Scanlan from the life of Eminem ... MM Marshal Mathers = SS Scanlan Shorthault.... even down to the fact that Dr. Dre is the one who discovered Eminem and this band leader is Dr. Drenzel aka Dr. Dre.
Great reaction as usual.
Really looking forward to your reaction to the next episode. Such an epic fight.
16:11 It’s a bear.
Really cant wait to see yall react to next episode
that opening battle was vicious 😨 enjoyed your reaction ladies 👍☺
The next episode is one of the best ever
Just to clarify, the "Moustache" isn't a half-giant, he's an orc, there's the tusks XD
In a very time capsule comment, seasons 1 and 2 are free and available on RUclips until the season 3 premiere in a week!
Meesh & Dee Awesome Video Episode Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎
Still love watching your reactions even if I'm a bit late.
The guy with the mustache is an orc. The Herd isn't all half-giants.
so during the home game of Vox Machina, Pike had brown hair. then she died. When she came back she had white hair.
Why does white-hair Pike call Wilham Great-great grandfather, and Black-hair Pike call him Grandfather then? (I am sure in the original story they might be the same person, but here it does seem like it is her mother.
@@josafafilho1337 could be a oversight. But calling Wilhand her Grandfather vs Great Great Father both are correct. Pike was raised by Wilhand and after the seen where Gorg gets revived by Pike he comes and stays will them.
@@josafafilho1337 Pikes Mother and Father are not mentioned anywhere.
@@josafafilho1337 Black hair Pike wasnt introducing him was she.
The guy with the mustache is an orc or half-orc (hence the tusks), not a Goliath like Grog. The herd is not JUST Goliaths. They gather the most brutal warriors of any race.
16:03 I'll side with Dee on this one. I think the snout is too short and wide to be a wolf
100% a bear. My reasoning is a bit meta though since i watched the live stream.
And its brown. He was a Bear Totem Barbarian in the original, and had a bear tattoo across his chest. But complex tattoos are hard to animate so its been changed to the actual bear hide
Great reaction! Episode 10 is the best of the season, looking forward to it!
You should react to the old opening were they were cosplaying as their characters, grog was amazing ^^
While most of the herd of storms is half giants, not everyone in the herd of storms is a half giant, they have humans, elves, and other races like "mustache" who was a half orc :)
Something not pointed out directly but Grog's herd are not all half giants, there's humans, orcs etc in their group too. One of those things that can be confusing if you're not familiar with d&d because there's talk of race/ancestry, peoples, classes (barbarians) etc and it can get confusing but you can be an elf that grew up in a gnome laboratory and still be a barbarian.
...One of my favorite D&D chars from 3.5 was an elven barbarian but man I never thought to have one grown in a gnome lab! *makes notes*
12:33 That's an orc not Grog's race.
You two are amazing at catching details. Got everything you need, even if somee details are unclear.
I always feel sorry for Zanror in this episode. Grog has Pike and Vox Machina, Zanror has no one and no one supports him when Kevdak bets him (twice!). Poor guy, such a huge amount of bravery needed to actually cut the tie and to stand up against your father (even if you understand that what he`s doing is wrong, taking an action might be hard)
In the original he had a wife who was also pregnant, part of the reason he stood up was wanting a better life for his child. Another unfortunate victim of the massive time crunch from adapting the game to a show.
In the campaign (before the stream), Pike had black hair with a purple streak. She died and was resurrected and her hair turned white. It is also where her scar across her eye came from. Ashley Johnson was not at the table for the Liam and Laura birthday game. She came in later, but that session Travis Willingham (Grog) wasn't able to make it. So her character came into the game looking for Grog who had seemingly got lost. So her backstory got tied in with Grog's. He went to live with Pike and Wilhand.
Ladies, love your videos! I could tell you what happened to Pike's hair if you wish, but I want you to decide so any spoilers are on you. It happened before the Geek and Sundry streaming of Critical Role
Yesssss VM is getting Goooooooodddd
It's funny that they say "can't wait for grog to kill is uncle" like it was an evidence, when actually every outcome was determined by dice rolls ^^
Goliaths do not grow facial hair, I believe that the inclusion of different hairstyles and mustaches and beards is similar to anime having characters with blonde hair or pink hair. It's simple differentiation.
The Herd seems to have human and half-orc members as well as Goliaths, and the guy with the moustache is clearly a half-orc since he has tusks.
Yesirrrr
Pike's hair turned white when she was resurected pre stream
Hi! Sorry for oot question, but i wonder if you guys will ever rect to the documentary video of The Hall of Legends: Faker? Quite a long video, 30mins+ iirc. Thank you!
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The next episode is excellent, just a slight spoiler.
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I checked a couple of interviews that they have done in the past couple of days. Apparently, there is going to be some slight changes in the story. Originally, Ashley wasn't around for some of the next section and they incorporated her in quite a bit. They also said the tail end of this next season, the amplified from the original so it should be a stronger impact. I don't want to give you any clues to it, but it's allegedly going to be a bigger end than we are thinking. This next season is going to be incredible.
To add to this, this next season is something they were working on for far longer (almost another year). So that's another thing. And the first 2 seasons were their introduction into the production of it. I'm expecting season 3 to go wild.
She was away for big sections of seasons 1 and 2 so that shouldnt be much more of a change from what we're now used to.
From the trailer and interviews we can start to see the shape of some specific changes, like the trip to Hell is not only in a differnet location but looks to be happening earlier in the timeline, and Pike seems to be getting a completely new arc involving the mission there.
@hhylobates4098 i mean I literally watched an interview from Travis that said what i said but ok. Run your logic
@@DevilWearsAdidas I mean incorporating Ashley isn't news when its what they've been doing since episode 1, I was just giving more context on why its actually somthing to look forward to. But sure I'll get rid of the rest.
okay, can you release the next episode already?
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Earlier I made a comment about being upset that you guys said Pike was the one healing Grog when from my perspective the scenes/writing seemed to indicate it was someone earlier in Pike's family line that healed him saying "grandfather" over "great great grandfather" and I was apparently wrong. I wish to apologize for that comment and have since deleted it.
I'm not sure if I'm missing some context or additional scene time from all the cutting that happens in these videos, but to me it seemed like the writers were trying to illustrate that it was two different people and Grog had become attached to Pike as part of becoming a part of her family, not just her, and while that could still be true it was apparently a much more straightforward encounter over what I thought the writing was saying.
Again, I apologize for my original comment regardless of if you saw it or not.