Where can i find a pj sheet. I want to replicate here. Or at least learn how to make character liker her. I know she is a psy warrior from tasha. But nothing more
@@kayserzoze2459critical stats, just google othohan critical role it's at the top Also, if you're players are disrespectful, talk to them before you throw othohan at them😂
@@theoracleofdelfi1098 Funny, cause she was Lvl 20 during this fight, meaning she grinded 9 levels since the first fight in Bassuras, so when she fought Keyleth at the Malleus Key, she had to have been lvl 15-16. A party of 7 lvl 13 players taking on 1 lvl 20 enemy makes this an effing raid boss.
Travis was such a champ in this episode. Immediately taken out of combat but still so involved, engrossed, and supportive of everyone above game, including Matt. He could’ve been salty and just left the table after getting absolutely BODIED, but he happily stuck around. Love him.
Yeah, I thought he’d end up leaving the table out of boredom like he did during the lv 20 Vox Machina PvP, but I guess having this occur during their actual game instead of a one shot meant he was more invested.
I think he's been the most excited for a potential tpk this campaign since they talked about being open to Matt going in on them to that degree and fully accepting whatever the outcome is, I really thought this was gonna be the tpk lol the only reason they made it out is because they got the pack off and fcg saved them, rip faithful caregiver a true hero that dealt a severe blow to the opposing side 💜
This fight was probably the most uncomfortable I've been watching CR. Seeing the frustration, the resignation and the sorrow set in on everyone's faces; still not knowing ifnthey should try to run or fight it out. Every moment that a ray of hope would shine in, she would immediately snuff it out. And then there's Travis, giddy as can be watching it all unfold and having the time of his life. Never change, Travis.
Matt had been walking a TPK tightrope with them for 9 years. After those 9 years, he took the gloves off and said, "fuck it we ball." And on a sidenote, Imogen should have called for Lilliana the moment she killed Chetney in one turn. It would have taken several rounds for her to show up, and she might have made a huge difference and FCG wouldn't have had to sacrifice himself.
@@TheOnceandFutureJakeso true, idk if I would have had the foresight to do it either tbh. I went in thinking they'd be able to take her down with no consequence just like them cause I didn't think of the fact that she's a war hero and I blocked the fact she took out keyleth in one round and I didn't think about the fact that she'd have also gotten stronger 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@Evilshadow529 They're talking about that Black Icor stuff that was used to Kill Oryms family. The stuff that infected Keyleth at the Key and stopped her healing magic.
@@krackawoody2556 oh! The makeshift Malice/Miasma from Zelda Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom that Critical Role is using. Okay, that makes sense.
Almost sad she's dead but the consequence of her death was pretty warranted, she was a fierce fighter, a war legend, a huge asset to Luddy, to be taken down in such a knock down drag out fight really did her justice
Omg banish would have worked but she probably would have used her legendary resistances 🤣 ugh it really went as well as it could the more I try to break it down in my head 😭 them only losing one person is a miracle
No joke my friends and I finished our battle against a deadly and evil Archangel similar to Michael the Archangel. The level of intensity was similar to this. I legitimately wondered if my DM had watched campaign 3 😅
Here’s the thing I don’t understand. In her more powerful form Matt stopped going for killing blows. I really think Matt’s guilt and love for them overrode the character at the point because he didn’t want them to die
And yet they were still one bad damage roll from TPK. FCG was 2 hit points away from death at the end, and only because Matt rolled shit on psychic damage on his last hit. But yeah, I know, it sucks. There are two things we never seen in the history of Critical Role. TPK and a traitor at the table successfully murdering a PC permanently. One can dream that maybe one day...
In character - if she knows they have revivify, she might have been going for taking out multiple PCs per round instead of killing blows. The two attacks it takes to kill a downed PC could also knock out a second one.
@@malrok5452 But I think it’s because he continued to spread out attacks that the damages did not stack up. Otohan tunneled and prioritized Chetney here and if Matt hadn’t allowed his own rules and allowed FCG to switch spells without a long rest would Chetney have been officially dead. Spreading attacks dwindles the significant effect that Otohan was meant to represent in a normal story. I know it’s their story and I 100% accept that the result is what it is. I just think Matt got a little worried and pulled a chord. And that is something I can also understand because these are his family.
@@PVS3 If Otohan knew they had revivify and is also aware of the abilities of her second form then she would never have gone after anyone except for people who HAD revivify. That stops the potential for being brought back and healing altogether. No one had sentinel so opportunity attacks would not have stopped her from moving and tunneling FCG or Fearne. Now, I do know Ashton has some weird gravity thing, but, once again, a homebrew character that we as the audience do not know the rules about. Otohan killed three of their members last time. Not knocked out, but killed. She started by killing in her weaker form and then switched. To me it doesn’t make sense knowing these people are a threat to “the master plan”.
An enemy who can immediately kill any PC they are in melee with, then do it again next turn.... Then twice more in phase 2... Feels a bit unfair. I really think the refilling action surges were too much.
She basically had the mechanical equivalent to the Mythic Ascension stuff from Fizban's, which I think would be doable if they were one level higher and more prepared for another fight after their respective tasks. What I don't like is that the encounter was effectively unavoidable. Ashton was the only one who could possibly help them avert the encounter in the moment and had a couple really good ideas, but none of it mattered-- Matt wanted them to fight her no matter what.
honestly i think the 'magical weapons damage not being halved' also kinda fucked over Chet here, i think that ruling was BS personally. WW Bloodhunters are supposed to be tanks like Barbarians, right?
it's how the feature is written, "You have resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage from nonmagical attacks not made with silvered weapons"
Magic weapons bypass resistance to slashing, piercing, and bludgeoning, outside of a select number of monsters, that’s kinda rules as written how it works. Also order of the lycanthrope are not a tank class, they are like barbarian’s that have a high risk high reward play style
1st attack - 103hp - 27 = 76hp
2nd attack - 76hp - 23 = 53hp
3rd attack - 53hp - 22 = 31hp
4th attack - 31hp - 23 = 8hp
Scream Needle misses
Action surge
1st attack 8hp -14 = Negative 6hp
2nd attack - auto crit 2 death saves
3rd attack - last death save.
389 seconds from full hp to last words.
But how come Travis says he only has two HP after the fourth attack before the action surge?
My guy is doing the lords work getting the numbers 😂
@@liamjrowan2896 but it's only 6 seconds because all of this happened within the space of a 6 second round of initiatives.
Where can i find a pj sheet. I want to replicate here. Or at least learn how to make character liker her. I know she is a psy warrior from tasha. But nothing more
@@kayserzoze2459 look at the Adventures in Wildmount Echo Knight fighter ability too
She was designed to one-shot Keyleth , a level 20 Moon Druid. The fact that they didn’t die quicker. 🤷♂️
100% because they removed her backpack early in the fight, which depowered her a bunch. Otherwise they would've TPK'd an hour earlier
Where can i found a pj sheet. I want to replicate her
@@kayserzoze2459critical stats, just google othohan critical role it's at the top
Also, if you're players are disrespectful, talk to them before you throw othohan at them😂
People forget that keyleth was stunned before she got attacked by otohan. That gave adv to all of those attacks.
@@theoracleofdelfi1098 Funny, cause she was Lvl 20 during this fight, meaning she grinded 9 levels since the first fight in Bassuras, so when she fought Keyleth at the Malleus Key, she had to have been lvl 15-16. A party of 7 lvl 13 players taking on 1 lvl 20 enemy makes this an effing raid boss.
The appropriate reaction to "Action surge" is, indeed, SCREAMING
Travis was such a champ in this episode. Immediately taken out of combat but still so involved, engrossed, and supportive of everyone above game, including Matt. He could’ve been salty and just left the table after getting absolutely BODIED, but he happily stuck around. Love him.
Yeah, I thought he’d end up leaving the table out of boredom like he did during the lv 20 Vox Machina PvP, but I guess having this occur during their actual game instead of a one shot meant he was more invested.
I think he's been the most excited for a potential tpk this campaign since they talked about being open to Matt going in on them to that degree and fully accepting whatever the outcome is, I really thought this was gonna be the tpk lol the only reason they made it out is because they got the pack off and fcg saved them, rip faithful caregiver a true hero that dealt a severe blow to the opposing side 💜
I love the smile on Travis's face when he hears "action surge" - He knows he's dead and he leans into it.
This fight was probably the most uncomfortable I've been watching CR. Seeing the frustration, the resignation and the sorrow set in on everyone's faces; still not knowing ifnthey should try to run or fight it out. Every moment that a ray of hope would shine in, she would immediately snuff it out.
And then there's Travis, giddy as can be watching it all unfold and having the time of his life. Never change, Travis.
Matt had been walking a TPK tightrope with them for 9 years. After those 9 years, he took the gloves off and said, "fuck it we ball."
And on a sidenote, Imogen should have called for Lilliana the moment she killed Chetney in one turn. It would have taken several rounds for her to show up, and she might have made a huge difference and FCG wouldn't have had to sacrifice himself.
@@TheOnceandFutureJakeso true, idk if I would have had the foresight to do it either tbh. I went in thinking they'd be able to take her down with no consequence just like them cause I didn't think of the fact that she's a war hero and I blocked the fact she took out keyleth in one round and I didn't think about the fact that she'd have also gotten stronger 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Imagine if Matt had used the special poison that keeps them from being healed or being revivified...
When was that? I don't remember that?
@@Evilshadow529 They're talking about that Black Icor stuff that was used to Kill Oryms family. The stuff that infected Keyleth at the Key and stopped her healing magic.
@@krackawoody2556 oh! The makeshift Malice/Miasma from Zelda Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom that Critical Role is using. Okay, that makes sense.
I love her as an opponent, so terrifying
Almost sad she's dead but the consequence of her death was pretty warranted, she was a fierce fighter, a war legend, a huge asset to Luddy, to be taken down in such a knock down drag out fight really did her justice
Amazing villain. Matt truly showed how terrifying a "mere" fighter can be.
If they didn't remove the backpack, they would've all died badly. Unless FCG tried using banish.
Omg banish would have worked but she probably would have used her legendary resistances 🤣 ugh it really went as well as it could the more I try to break it down in my head 😭 them only losing one person is a miracle
SCREAM NEEEEDLE?!?
The fact that this was really just the TIP of the iceberg....... 🥶
You remember when they "weaponized" Wheaton?
Otohan was designed to punish them for that.
Ths character was like a Darth Vader encounter, I swear she's literally just a Sith warrior
Otohan Matt created is an OP character he ever made.
chat was going wild, we all thought Res was still off the table, and maybe otohan was using that no heal poison
No joke my friends and I finished our battle against a deadly and evil Archangel similar to Michael the Archangel. The level of intensity was similar to this. I legitimately wondered if my DM had watched campaign 3 😅
Ashley”wait what!”
Here’s the thing I don’t understand. In her more powerful form Matt stopped going for killing blows. I really think Matt’s guilt and love for them overrode the character at the point because he didn’t want them to die
And yet they were still one bad damage roll from TPK. FCG was 2 hit points away from death at the end, and only because Matt rolled shit on psychic damage on his last hit.
But yeah, I know, it sucks. There are two things we never seen in the history of Critical Role. TPK and a traitor at the table successfully murdering a PC permanently. One can dream that maybe one day...
@@malrok5452 PC traitor is just WAITING to happen at this table. This IS the table to do it
In character - if she knows they have revivify, she might have been going for taking out multiple PCs per round instead of killing blows. The two attacks it takes to kill a downed PC could also knock out a second one.
@@malrok5452 But I think it’s because he continued to spread out attacks that the damages did not stack up. Otohan tunneled and prioritized Chetney here and if Matt hadn’t allowed his own rules and allowed FCG to switch spells without a long rest would Chetney have been officially dead. Spreading attacks dwindles the significant effect that Otohan was meant to represent in a normal story. I know it’s their story and I 100% accept that the result is what it is. I just think Matt got a little worried and pulled a chord. And that is something I can also understand because these are his family.
@@PVS3 If Otohan knew they had revivify and is also aware of the abilities of her second form then she would never have gone after anyone except for people who HAD revivify. That stops the potential for being brought back and healing altogether. No one had sentinel so opportunity attacks would not have stopped her from moving and tunneling FCG or Fearne. Now, I do know Ashton has some weird gravity thing, but, once again, a homebrew character that we as the audience do not know the rules about. Otohan killed three of their members last time. Not knocked out, but killed. She started by killing in her weaker form and then switched. To me it doesn’t make sense knowing these people are a threat to “the master plan”.
I dropped everything I was doing when this notification popped up.
the showstopper tune from Rent
Extremely underrated comment. I cackled
Grand Demon Dominox is weaker than Otohan, apparently...
Otohan is the Faora-UL of Exandria, except she’s not fighting Superman
6 Seconds until the end. Long enough for some, but not you...
All my homies hate Otohan
Matt really made the most broken character of all time and threw her at a lvl 13 party who were already tapped out
An enemy who can immediately kill any PC they are in melee with, then do it again next turn.... Then twice more in phase 2... Feels a bit unfair. I really think the refilling action surges were too much.
She basically had the mechanical equivalent to the Mythic Ascension stuff from Fizban's, which I think would be doable if they were one level higher and more prepared for another fight after their respective tasks. What I don't like is that the encounter was effectively unavoidable. Ashton was the only one who could possibly help them avert the encounter in the moment and had a couple really good ideas, but none of it mattered-- Matt wanted them to fight her no matter what.
honestly i think the 'magical weapons damage not being halved' also kinda fucked over Chet here, i think that ruling was BS personally. WW Bloodhunters are supposed to be tanks like Barbarians, right?
it's how the feature is written, "You have resistance to bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage from nonmagical attacks not made with silvered weapons"
Those are literally the rules as stated in the subclass lol, that’s not a ruling issue. That’s just how the class is by default.
Magic weapons bypass resistance to slashing, piercing, and bludgeoning, outside of a select number of monsters, that’s kinda rules as written how it works. Also order of the lycanthrope are not a tank class, they are like barbarian’s that have a high risk high reward play style
@@korpsmaninfantry7238 barbarian rage just makes them outright resistant regardless of whether the attack is magic
and she works for ludinus, not even the final boss of the campaign?? oh this is ｔｅｒｒｉｆｙｉｎｇ
Ludinus was already scary in Campaign 2, but now he's got access to Aeor tech and psychic aliens... Gonna need all 3 campaigns of heroes for this one