Andy's commitment to getting his character killed by disregarding magical consequences because Morven only knows magic, already died once, no big deal, and is playing with house money in the form of somebody else's body is true roleplaying integrity.
God, they are nailing the creepy tone so far. The music, the sound effects, Johnny's narration, it's all adding up to keep me on edge. And the very real feeling of Consequences on the horizon.
Gotta hand it to Johnny, they've really hit it out of the park with this setting because folk horror stuff like this is what I find more terrifying than almost anything
Johnny nailing the folk horror vibes as a GM and sending shivers down my spine: "We're simple people", "Pass this note to Happen", and "What's your passive perception"
"What's your passive perception?" was such an eerie thing to ask out of nowhere, along with "Done with your investigation of the flour, is it unreasonable of me to assume you might... turn around?"
Johnny did mention that they wanna up the ante after Andy set the bar on his Deadlands Campaign. Knowing that… Deadlands Season 2 would be really be up there too
Every time Luke says "Web" as his spell I cant help but think back to Mom Can't Cook episode "Up, up and away" where they talk at length about Spiderman passive-aggressively "webbing" into a carpet 😂
My head keeps turning "Web" into the Wyrdwood equivalent of "Grease" (yes, I know, shut up). And I'm wondering how much trouble that spell is going to get the crew into...
Bruh, I think back to the 'Show of the Weekend' where he and Ellen were standing outside an event and he'd gotten to play a bit of the spiderman game coming out. He put his hand toward the camera and just said, "Web".
Willowfine, befuddled: Cressida, what happened?! Cressida, surrounded by gore, mortified: Ask him, I don't know... Morven, nonchalant and slightly miffed: Her*, please Cressida, still very much shaken: Oh, sorry, my apologies... I love Morven so much
As someone living in Germany, I'm completely with Ellen here: You know you're about to be sacrificed to some harvest goddess when The Customer Service Is THAT Friendly. (Benchmark for "friendly" may vary, over here it's "smiles". They smile, you're already dead 😇)
Assumed Wyrdwood would be a cosy time and watched as I dozed off. This episode really turned up the folk horror and while absolutely brilliant, it was not in fact a cosy time 😂
Has Ellen just been successfully resisting the urge to say "it's Morven time" on her own, or has she been pre-emptively threatened to not make that reference? How long will she hold out? Guess I have to keep watching to find out!
There's no real need for the 'also' there dude, most Tory decision makers are bankers, or otherwise have been trained in the financial service industry - the largest industry on earth by quite some margin. Hereditary Eton boys who worked in banking describes about 90% of all the people benefiting from Tory government and there's only a few hundred thousand of them! @@dallydaydream
That part with the rabbit really creeped me out at the end! Loving the horror vibe of this series and how everyone balances taking the story seriously, while still having the odd joke. Can't wait for next week!
It's awesome how the atmosphere can be so dark and foreboding, while we still get to enjoy the silly moments of chaos and comedy from each person (both in and out of character). Deadlands had a similar vibe of organic flow between comedy and horror. Deadlands seemed memorable (to me) mainly because of the exceptional characters Andy created, and how they interacted with the players. So far Wyrdwood feels memorable due to the uncertainty and mystery on many levels. While in Deadlands I was mainly eager for the showdowns with awesome baddies, in Wyrdwood I feel like we're all being taken on a journey and I'm fascinated with where it will take us.
Johnny's killing it with the amount of detail provided for the horror storytelling. Juuuuuuust enough to tell you what's probably going on (did I hear blood sacrifice?) without being overt. Love, love, love this new season and it's seriousness. Will not lie, I'm kind of hoping for a character death. Would really really hammer the new vibe home
Finally properly focused watched Chapter 1, real good stuff! I really like what Andy is doing with Robin, my hope and kind of expectation is that the commoner will develop into a surprisingly capable adventurer in his own right, get a subtle dynamic going where going all sorcerer on thing often turns out worse than the frail alternative. In general I like what they have picked for themselves. Luke has a cool gimmick to riff off of, Ellen taking a page out of Barnaby's book and evolving it, and I think Mike has really set himself up to have the kind of story-driven role Eggbert somewhat randomly evolved into.
We've seen that Morven responds negatively to crowds and is often rather quick to violence. I suspect the party may be more inclined to have Robin around for social situations (slightly ironic given Morven is the more charismatic of the two in a dread sorcerer kind of way). Is it weird I kind of think if Robin were to have a class it should be warlock with Morven being his patron? (Also Jane's character is cool too imo, always remember to be grateful for your supports.)
Damn this was such a good one! And I really admire that you're consistently able to fit a whole adventure into less than 2 hours without it feeling rushed!!
Yeah the Thorian was where my mind went to first as well. What with the previous land being called Geth, I wonder how much ME dwells in Johnny's subconscious.
Last episode i wondered if wild magic sorcerers would be like “nothing has changed” Now I’m somewhat expecting a village of them towards the end of the campaign worrying why their magic ISN’T going wrong. 😂
I got whiplash coming from Geth to Wyrdwood. How is this the same group of players? The dynamic feels so different, and the atmosphere is so much more serious!
I feel like Ellen is enjoying it, I know she's played rpgs away from the channel and I felt like Merilwen got a bit lost in the boys chaos shenanigans, but here she's got a good dynamic with Robin
Oooooooh this is good. Johnny nailing the creepy story telling, the music also really adds to it! I'm loving this!! And I really appreciate the crew's commitment to role playing their new characters even to their own detriment in the game 👀
@@harlandmountain7998 Yeah its not really for me anymore. Watched S1 and started S2 before I stopped. What I love about Oxventure is how collaborative it feels. The players feel like they have as much influence on the world as Johnny does. In Johnny's videos with Luke when he was getting ready to DM himself (I think on Dicebreaker?), I remember Johnny saying that he would write up a page that started the episode (location, people, interactions, etc.) and then have bullet points for the major story beats, but otherwise, wouldn't block out anything more. They would let the players fill in the rest and I love that mentality. CR feels like a Disneyland dark ride; they get in the boat, and are moved along through the world Mercer wrote.
Check out Natural Six! DM’d by Harry McEntire (Aubrey from Wedded Redemption) featuring Aoife Wilson, Doug Cockle (Geralt of Rivia in the Witcher games) and Ben Starr (lead VA from FFXVI). In the behind the scenes stuff, Harry often mentions how indebted he is to Johnny for shaping his DMing style.
I love the new setting, the new characters and the debts mechanic! I cannot overstate my joy or how much I am looking forward to this fantastic new story you all are about to weave for us. Between waiting for my adult D&D group to pick up again and the student D&D club I am starting to advise to start this is filling my D&D void and I hope to take some inspiration back to both the students and my friends when we start playing.
Love how everyone is immediately suspicious of this town. Like "hello we're nice and friendly!" Morvin: "I cast detect thoughts" And how Johnny probably knew they would try stuff like that and had a plan
This was so gripping, I’m loving the horror tone! Fairplay to Johnny, they knocked it out of the park with Wyrdwood’s worldbuilding. Also, the sound effects and music are immersive as heck ❤
I love love LOVE this new Oxventure. The vibes are immaculate and Jonny is doing an incredible job to ratchet the creepiness up at every opportunity. It feels like everyone is on point with the rules and Andy in particular is absolutely owning being a Sorcerer. If the first Oxventure was an exercise in learning the rules and just having fun, this is experts getting stuck into a real dark situation. I cannot wait to see how it all plays out. Especially now Luke has mechanics to explain the low rolls and isn't just derailing everything by roleplaying being the dumbest character alive ( I love Dob but at least Happen has an excuse for screwing up)
I'm so happy to be back into Oxventure. Their first series is what actually got me to try DnD at all, and I fell in love with the game. It really kept me sane through the lockdown, and now even was the reason me and my boyfriend met and started dating. I couldn't follow along the last campaign very well, so I'm so happy for this fresh new start with the people I really feel helped me out, even when they have no idea who I am. Also, I love the general vibe of this campaign. There seems so much more polish to it, but the same Oxventure fun.
I am very much late to these admittedly, I've been watching them over the evening I'm writing this (it's gone 20 past 2 in the morning and I've been struggling to sleep and tried to listen to this to help me 😅) but I absolutely love this Wyrdwood series so far. And the music is so chilling and yet beautifully eerie and perfect at the same time. Love all of your characters, your channel and all 6 of you are amazing, keep up the amazing work! 😊
Feeding the algorithm, but really want to stress how good this is. All aspects of it. The game, the PCs, the DM, and the filming and sound quality. I normally have actual plays on and they are background noise to other tasks. This one was two cups of tea, and concentrating on it.
Love seeing Andy interacting with the Sorcerer mechanics, but somebody please tell him that he didn't need to spend all of his sorcery points - 1 point lets him protect a number of creatures equal to his Charisma modifier (which I think is four).
As an avid fan of Oxventure, I’ve always loved Johnny’s talents for leading any TTRPG, but this season feels like a truly epic tale in the making, i haven’t felt suspense like this since Stranger Things season 2
I was super late to discover oxventure, i had all of blades in the dark and dead lands to watch, along with all of the previous dnd series to watch, glad i finally caught up to the series
I already knew the Oxventure cast were a talented group, but this series already feels next level. I'm ridiculously hyped to watch the next episode! Johnny has created such a stunning feel to the world, and the players are all knocking it out of the park with their new characters.
This campaign is so cool! I’m not normally a horror fan but I love the folk horror spooky yet fun energy of the campaign so far :) looking forward to seeing where this goes 😊
This is _so_ good, y'all, I just have to say. Had the same concerns that a lot of people had - still attached to the old gang, missing the wacky, improvisational world of Geth, and all that - but the first episode had already dispelled 'em all, and this one's even better. I simultaneously can't wait for the first Debt envelope, and also...not, since I really don't want anything bad to happen to these folks, haha. (But, for real, this mechanic is _absolutely_ brilliant.)
I absolutely loved the bit where only Johnny and Luke knew what Luke was rolling for after Happen put food in his mouth. I was so excited to find out what the terrible consequences were - and I was not disappointed. Super creepy!
Morven speedrunning her debt, meanwhile Andy only rolling for debt once opens up the possibility of Robin having to take the heat for it if he happens to be active if/when they get a card 👀
I imagine it largely will depend on what the envelope says but the effects won’t trigger until they next time they use magic so Morven will be in the driver’s seat
Jhonny is outdoing themselves in this campaign. So many flavourful moments with the narration and the events. A bodysnatcher enemy right onto the second episode? The stakes sure are high!
I love all the characters and story so far, but most of all Happen and his homebrew Cadance dice! Whenever he's like "Phrase Cadance!" I'm always questioning whether it's technically a "good" 20 roll of a "bad" 1 roll, though neither of those matter to him as long as he as his faith and a result! Love all the characters so far, not much into horror normally but this is great so far!
Loving this series so far!! I look forward to the new episodes every week. Never ever played DND but Oxventure really makes me wish I had gotten into it or had friends that were! Thank you all.
This is the best dnd content I have seen yet, I am just now started becoming intrested in starting playing and spent a few weeks watching dungeons & dragons and critical role channels.. this channel is way better!! ❤
Andy's commitment to getting his character killed by disregarding magical consequences because Morven only knows magic, already died once, no big deal, and is playing with house money in the form of somebody else's body is true roleplaying integrity.
Robin and Morvin is like Chauncey and hyde
That’s the best example of it I’ve seen lol
Dr. Jekyll & Mrs. Hyde comes to mind.
The first time I heard Robin I thought "oh great, Chauncey is on the main cast now"
I thought it was Chauncey and Fruitpound ... for Dr. Tran fans at least. Peanut Butter Hula Squares rule.
I love Morvin's interplay with the exhaustion mechanic. It adds great narrative flavor and reinforces the tension between the two identities.
Andy is a great RPer
God, they are nailing the creepy tone so far. The music, the sound effects, Johnny's narration, it's all adding up to keep me on edge.
And the very real feeling of Consequences on the horizon.
Corizon oh Corizon sailing to the horizon
@@kingcapybara-ym8tl*horror-zon 😱
@@dee... :O
Yeah, very different vibes from the old Oxventure, but I definitely like it so far - the threat of death seems very real ^^
Highway to the horror zon
Gotta hand it to Johnny, they've really hit it out of the park with this setting because folk horror stuff like this is what I find more terrifying than almost anything
Personally what's making it so terrifying for me is all the body horror.
Johnny nailing the folk horror vibes as a GM and sending shivers down my spine: "We're simple people", "Pass this note to Happen", and "What's your passive perception"
I love private GM notes, it adds so much tension!
"What's your passive perception?" was such an eerie thing to ask out of nowhere, along with "Done with your investigation of the flour, is it unreasonable of me to assume you might... turn around?"
Reminds me of Zee Bashew‘s video „metagaming at Larry‘s table“.
Johnny did mention that they wanna up the ante after Andy set the bar on his Deadlands Campaign.
Knowing that… Deadlands Season 2 would be really be up there too
Johnny sounded like such a teacher with the note and Luke when he put it down “READ it”
A scary tree? Now that's some Wyrd Wood!
I had expected an hour-long episode after the two-hour premier. If they're all 90+ minutes, they're spoiling us.
Every time Luke says "Web" as his spell I cant help but think back to Mom Can't Cook episode "Up, up and away" where they talk at length about Spiderman passive-aggressively "webbing" into a carpet 😂
A little ice and club soda'll lift that right out for you
My head keeps turning "Web" into the Wyrdwood equivalent of "Grease" (yes, I know, shut up). And I'm wondering how much trouble that spell is going to get the crew into...
Bruh, I think back to the 'Show of the Weekend' where he and Ellen were standing outside an event and he'd gotten to play a bit of the spiderman game coming out. He put his hand toward the camera and just said, "Web".
Johnny: mentions on their insta that they were particularly proud of this episode.
Me: immediately 110% invested!
They were right to be proud! I was on the edge of my seat!
I feel like, sooner or later, Morven’s gonna get herself a proper witchy dress and Robin’s gonna be confused as hell.
I'd almost bet money that Robin's egg gets cracked by the end of the campaign
@@caffienatedtactician that’d be a _perfect_ opportunity for a pun
@@joshuahadams yessss 😂
@@joshuahadams Robins egg? :D
I feel like everyone missed Andy's joke about the barbarian bakers god's name Crumb that was hands down the highlight of the episode for me 😂
Yeah, I’m not ashamed to say that I didn’t get it 😆😋
YES! How did they miss it? That broke me.
By Crumb this baguette is stale.
We love a Conan the Barbarian reference
@@ljskizzle Ah, I see. I don’t know this reference after all but thank you for enlightening me.
Willowfine, befuddled: Cressida, what happened?!
Cressida, surrounded by gore, mortified: Ask him, I don't know...
Morven, nonchalant and slightly miffed: Her*, please
Cressida, still very much shaken: Oh, sorry, my apologies...
I love Morven so much
Johnny is absolutely incredible at the unsettling horror vibe and also the very upsetting creepy stuff like the seed in the mouth.
40:01 Jane trying super hard not to peek at Luke's note is hilarious, especially that little 'what?' after he made the roll
Andy's completely normal character is pretty uniquely normal.
Has the talents and colouring of a Girafarig, noted Normal type.
Jane trying to suppress the laugh when robin offered everyone his baguette.
He should have used his Chauncey joice for him.
If there's anything odd about him, it's how normal he is.
As someone living in Germany, I'm completely with Ellen here: You know you're about to be sacrificed to some harvest goddess when The Customer Service Is THAT Friendly. (Benchmark for "friendly" may vary, over here it's "smiles". They smile, you're already dead 😇)
Assumed Wyrdwood would be a cosy time and watched as I dozed off.
This episode really turned up the folk horror and while absolutely brilliant, it was not in fact a cosy time 😂
It is cosy, as in powers gone out on a dark and stormy night and everyone gathered round the fire for ghost stories then can't sleep all night cosy
@@nixi7688 not a knock on it at all, if thats how it came across.
I usually sleep to these and I watched the whole thing, it was too good to miss
@@Dohvie 😂 didn't think you were criticising so don't worry, simply offering another perspective 😊
Has Ellen just been successfully resisting the urge to say "it's Morven time" on her own, or has she been pre-emptively threatened to not make that reference? How long will she hold out? Guess I have to keep watching to find out!
Ellen decides to play an evil character. Creates an old school Tory.
I genuinely love the fact that she also decided this evil character should be a banker
They are all extremely entertaining, but Cressida is definitely my favourite character so far. 😂
I mean, accurate
Then she should enter their leadership race, she'd be the best candidate by far.
There's no real need for the 'also' there dude, most Tory decision makers are bankers, or otherwise have been trained in the financial service industry - the largest industry on earth by quite some margin.
Hereditary Eton boys who worked in banking describes about 90% of all the people benefiting from Tory government and there's only a few hundred thousand of them! @@dallydaydream
That part with the rabbit really creeped me out at the end! Loving the horror vibe of this series and how everyone balances taking the story seriously, while still having the odd joke. Can't wait for next week!
Rabbits in British folklore often= messengers to the underworld. No good can come if it.
Friend Shaped? 🐇
Oh! Think my comment got censored, I must have dropped a spoiler or something. Probably not a friendly bunny.
It's awesome how the atmosphere can be so dark and foreboding, while we still get to enjoy the silly moments of chaos and comedy from each person (both in and out of character).
Deadlands had a similar vibe of organic flow between comedy and horror. Deadlands seemed memorable (to me) mainly because of the exceptional characters Andy created, and how they interacted with the players. So far Wyrdwood feels memorable due to the uncertainty and mystery on many levels.
While in Deadlands I was mainly eager for the showdowns with awesome baddies, in Wyrdwood I feel like we're all being taken on a journey and I'm fascinated with where it will take us.
....There is no war in Ba Sing Se.
..no but there is a big bloody peasant!
*no wyr
Calm down you are safe now, there is no war between the walls, here we are safe, here we are free.......
And There's definitely no maggots in the flower
The Earth King has invited you to Mid-day meal...
I didn’t think I would get attached to this crew so quick. But I did. Gosh I’m loving this. The horror vibes are peak.
This is one of the best actual plays in town. You guys are NAILING a very new genre and vibe straight out of the gate.
I'm so excited about this series. And I can't wait for the first envelope...
Ikr. It's going to be so good. I LOVE how many magic users they have. I hope we get 2 envelopes that coincide with each other
My money's on Robin/Morven. I'm pretty sure Andy's deliberately trying to make it happen.
@daviddaugherty2816 I'd believe it, and I don't blame him. It'll be fun to see.
Laughed so hard at Happen's "Cadence, are you watching?" It sounds so much like "notice me senpai!"
I love that there are 3 acolytes in this party and they are all so wildly different.
Superb episode. Best since first season, for me. Great atmosphere, great role playing. Hats off to Andy in particular and, of course, Johnny.
Johnny's killing it with the amount of detail provided for the horror storytelling. Juuuuuuust enough to tell you what's probably going on (did I hear blood sacrifice?) without being overt. Love, love, love this new season and it's seriousness. Will not lie, I'm kind of hoping for a character death. Would really really hammer the new vibe home
Willowfine: Our friend Morvan is tired, can she rest here?
Morvan: I'm fine 😑
Willowfine: She seepy 😇
Finally properly focused watched Chapter 1, real good stuff!
I really like what Andy is doing with Robin, my hope and kind of expectation is that the commoner will develop into a surprisingly capable adventurer in his own right, get a subtle dynamic going where going all sorcerer on thing often turns out worse than the frail alternative.
In general I like what they have picked for themselves. Luke has a cool gimmick to riff off of, Ellen taking a page out of Barnaby's book and evolving it, and I think Mike has really set himself up to have the kind of story-driven role Eggbert somewhat randomly evolved into.
Robin becomes a paladin and Andy steamrolls every encounter popping off divine smites with sorcery points restoring his slots.
We've seen that Morven responds negatively to crowds and is often rather quick to violence. I suspect the party may be more inclined to have Robin around for social situations (slightly ironic given Morven is the more charismatic of the two in a dread sorcerer kind of way). Is it weird I kind of think if Robin were to have a class it should be warlock with Morven being his patron? (Also Jane's character is cool too imo, always remember to be grateful for your supports.)
Ahhh, I see our aberrant friend is still awake. How delightful, I cannot wait for this episode.
Damn this was such a good one! And I really admire that you're consistently able to fit a whole adventure into less than 2 hours without it feeling rushed!!
Great episode!
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The thing with the seed was so unsettling! It really reminded me of the Thorian in Mass Effect.
Or Deadly Premonition.
I just played that mission a couple of days ago
Haven't thought of the similarity until I read your comment
Yeah the Thorian was where my mind went to first as well. What with the previous land being called Geth, I wonder how much ME dwells in Johnny's subconscious.
@@davidchristie6003 iirc, they've never played ME, so it's mostl ikely an amazing coincidence haha
@@AngelBeatYunaraHaha wow, so either cultural osmosis or just great minds thinking alike
Last episode i wondered if wild magic sorcerers would be like “nothing has changed”
Now I’m somewhat expecting a village of them towards the end of the campaign worrying why their magic ISN’T going wrong. 😂
I got whiplash coming from Geth to Wyrdwood. How is this the same group of players? The dynamic feels so different, and the atmosphere is so much more serious!
For good and bad. Loved the loose connection to rouls in old Geth. But they might get a bigger audience with a more rouls compliant game.🤔
But I love it 😊
@@andreasblacksta There's some pretty blatant homebrew . . .
I really love it! My favorite before this was Blades in the Dark so the darker grimier tone is right up my alley.
I feel like Ellen is enjoying it, I know she's played rpgs away from the channel and I felt like Merilwen got a bit lost in the boys chaos shenanigans, but here she's got a good dynamic with Robin
Oooooooh this is good. Johnny nailing the creepy story telling, the music also really adds to it! I'm loving this!! And I really appreciate the crew's commitment to role playing their new characters even to their own detriment in the game 👀
Huge fan of the direction they're taking this story in!! I miss the original crew but these new characters are growing on me too
This is the best actual play I've watched in a while, and that includes recent CR.
I find Critical Roll to be over hyped.
@@harlandmountain7998 Yeah its not really for me anymore. Watched S1 and started S2 before I stopped.
What I love about Oxventure is how collaborative it feels. The players feel like they have as much influence on the world as Johnny does.
In Johnny's videos with Luke when he was getting ready to DM himself (I think on Dicebreaker?), I remember Johnny saying that he would write up a page that started the episode (location, people, interactions, etc.) and then have bullet points for the major story beats, but otherwise, wouldn't block out anything more. They would let the players fill in the rest and I love that mentality.
CR feels like a Disneyland dark ride; they get in the boat, and are moved along through the world Mercer wrote.
@@briar1395 Yeah Johnny's style of DMing pretty much matches my own. The man's an inspiration.
Check out Natural Six! DM’d by Harry McEntire (Aubrey from Wedded Redemption) featuring Aoife Wilson, Doug Cockle (Geralt of Rivia in the Witcher games) and Ben Starr (lead VA from FFXVI). In the behind the scenes stuff, Harry often mentions how indebted he is to Johnny for shaping his DMing style.
@@dubblw Sounds interesting! Ill give it a go
I love the new setting, the new characters and the debts mechanic! I cannot overstate my joy or how much I am looking forward to this fantastic new story you all are about to weave for us. Between waiting for my adult D&D group to pick up again and the student D&D club I am starting to advise to start this is filling my D&D void and I hope to take some inspiration back to both the students and my friends when we start playing.
Love how everyone is immediately suspicious of this town. Like "hello we're nice and friendly!" Morvin: "I cast detect thoughts"
And how Johnny probably knew they would try stuff like that and had a plan
This was so gripping, I’m loving the horror tone!
Fairplay to Johnny, they knocked it out of the park with Wyrdwood’s worldbuilding. Also, the sound effects and music are immersive as heck ❤
I love love LOVE this new Oxventure. The vibes are immaculate and Jonny is doing an incredible job to ratchet the creepiness up at every opportunity.
It feels like everyone is on point with the rules and Andy in particular is absolutely owning being a Sorcerer.
If the first Oxventure was an exercise in learning the rules and just having fun, this is experts getting stuck into a real dark situation.
I cannot wait to see how it all plays out. Especially now Luke has mechanics to explain the low rolls and isn't just derailing everything by roleplaying being the dumbest character alive ( I love Dob but at least Happen has an excuse for screwing up)
I'm so happy to be back into Oxventure. Their first series is what actually got me to try DnD at all, and I fell in love with the game. It really kept me sane through the lockdown, and now even was the reason me and my boyfriend met and started dating. I couldn't follow along the last campaign very well, so I'm so happy for this fresh new start with the people I really feel helped me out, even when they have no idea who I am. Also, I love the general vibe of this campaign. There seems so much more polish to it, but the same Oxventure fun.
Axes are typically a lot less than 10 pounds. Yes, even woodcutter's axes.
ah ok... you beat me to it
Yeah, they just seem heavier because of the long lever and all of the weight being at the end of it. Might've been what got them on that one.
Too much time managing inventory in Bethesda games will give anyone some skewed opinions on how much stuff weighs.
Yeah, 10 lbs is actually a decently hefty sledgehammer.
I like the debt system a lot! It feels like chaos in warhammer
I love how Willowfine is already becoming the party mom lol “u need to rest Morven ur sleepy” and then sings her a lullaby
This already has it's tendrils hooked in me! Seriously though, what an amazing world you've built Johnny!
God that was creepy - amazing work from everyone. Johnny is just crushing it.
Absolutely love it the squad had zero itnetion of saving anyone else can't wait for another meat grinder!
Two episodes in and I am loving this spooky adventure. I wish I could forward to next week. Awesome job Oxventure Team!
Johnny is a great DM. They're so passionate and expressive, it really immerses you into the world.
I am very much late to these admittedly, I've been watching them over the evening I'm writing this (it's gone 20 past 2 in the morning and I've been struggling to sleep and tried to listen to this to help me 😅) but I absolutely love this Wyrdwood series so far. And the music is so chilling and yet beautifully eerie and perfect at the same time. Love all of your characters, your channel and all 6 of you are amazing, keep up the amazing work! 😊
Feeding the algorithm, but really want to stress how good this is. All aspects of it. The game, the PCs, the DM, and the filming and sound quality.
I normally have actual plays on and they are background noise to other tasks. This one was two cups of tea, and concentrating on it.
I love the vibes on this campaign so much. That silly plus serious combo is chefs kiss
Love seeing Andy interacting with the Sorcerer mechanics, but somebody please tell him that he didn't need to spend all of his sorcery points - 1 point lets him protect a number of creatures equal to his Charisma modifier (which I think is four).
I love this horror campaign so much. Johnny's got a talent for messed up imagery
My first experience of Johnny as a DM and they're FANTASTIC
As an avid fan of Oxventure, I’ve always loved Johnny’s talents for leading any TTRPG, but this season feels like a truly epic tale in the making, i haven’t felt suspense like this since Stranger Things season 2
I was super late to discover oxventure, i had all of blades in the dark and dead lands to watch, along with all of the previous dnd series to watch, glad i finally caught up to the series
The horror vibes in this were soooooo well done by all loving this new series
My first time watching something like this .. absolutely hooked
I'm really enjoying Wyrdwood so far. It's such a nice dark weave of mysteries.
This episode was more of a weevil of mysteries 😂
I am at the edge of my seat! also as a seasoned nerd the second the village was described i was like "THEY SURE EAT PPL HERE OR SOME SHIT"
I usually have a hard time getting into new DnD campaigns but this one has me hooked. Very interesting characters and story so far.
This series is soooooooooo good.
I already knew the Oxventure cast were a talented group, but this series already feels next level. I'm ridiculously hyped to watch the next episode! Johnny has created such a stunning feel to the world, and the players are all knocking it out of the park with their new characters.
This has to be the best story Johnny has ever run, outstandingly creepy
Really enjoying this adventure and these characters
I adore this series. Well done guys. Looking forward to the next episodes❤
Maleficent eye shadow? *chef's kiss*
Loving Andy's whole Sukuna thing he's got going on.
Great episode all round, keep it up please. May the odds be ever in your favour in all your encounters.
I really like how different these characters are from their oxventure and personalities are. Cant wait for next week!
56:38 "There's careful spells?" says Dob, the shock of this revelation somehow letting him speak across universes.
Another fantastic episode! Props to the team, and especially Johnny for serting up the whole world 🎉
Love this so much. Amazing sound effects
luck pervert
I got to the table scene I was expecting chanting "ONE OF US ,ONE OF US ,ONE OF US"!
This campaign is so cool! I’m not normally a horror fan but I love the folk horror spooky yet fun energy of the campaign so far :) looking forward to seeing where this goes 😊
This is _so_ good, y'all, I just have to say. Had the same concerns that a lot of people had - still attached to the old gang, missing the wacky, improvisational world of Geth, and all that - but the first episode had already dispelled 'em all, and this one's even better. I simultaneously can't wait for the first Debt envelope, and also...not, since I really don't want anything bad to happen to these folks, haha. (But, for real, this mechanic is _absolutely_ brilliant.)
I absolutely loved the bit where only Johnny and Luke knew what Luke was rolling for after Happen put food in his mouth. I was so excited to find out what the terrible consequences were - and I was not disappointed. Super creepy!
This has been superb so far. Funny, creepy and really involving. Praise Johnny! They have done an amazing job on this scenario.
Shadowy rabbit? So excited to learn what that was about.
Just got to the final rolling...
Johnny, you devious bastard! I LOVE you 😂😂😂😂
Praise Cadence!
Morven speedrunning her debt, meanwhile Andy only rolling for debt once opens up the possibility of Robin having to take the heat for it if he happens to be active if/when they get a card 👀
I imagine it largely will depend on what the envelope says but the effects won’t trigger until they next time they use magic so Morven will be in the driver’s seat
This is so good. Nice job guys - great atmosphere, great story, all round entertainment.
Jhonny is outdoing themselves in this campaign. So many flavourful moments with the narration and the events. A bodysnatcher enemy right onto the second episode? The stakes sure are high!
Johnny, gang. Wow. Seriously. I am captivated. Amazing.
The new campaign is awesome and I love the tone and genre you're using.
I love all the characters and story so far, but most of all Happen and his homebrew Cadance dice! Whenever he's like "Phrase Cadance!" I'm always questioning whether it's technically a "good" 20 roll of a "bad" 1 roll, though neither of those matter to him as long as he as his faith and a result! Love all the characters so far, not much into horror normally but this is great so far!
Loving this series so far!! I look forward to the new episodes every week. Never ever played DND but Oxventure really makes me wish I had gotten into it or had friends that were! Thank you all.
Loving this. Great work, guys
@1:08:15 Johnny has the sweetest "buddy", it sounds genuinely friendly
This is the best dnd content I have seen yet, I am just now started becoming intrested in starting playing and spent a few weeks watching dungeons & dragons and critical role channels.. this channel is way better!! ❤
Loving the sinister mystery vibe
Andy is such a great RPer
Could you use a Sleep spell - or Command: Sleep - to forcibly switch Robin and Morvin? Cause that would be funny. And really useful.
Why use debt magic when big hammer do trick?