You should probably care.

If somehow you didn’t know, I absolutely love Critical Role (this will not be the last time I’ll be writing about them, probably.) I love staying up late on Thursday nights watching this amazingly talented crew tell stories through Dungeons and Dragons.

My passion for this show is far beyond my fascination with D&D. It’s rare that you’re able to see such creative souls have such room to weave a beautiful tale both individually and collectively. Yes, it’s great to see a group of friends who just so happen to voice a lot of things I love dearly, but that kind of collective trust among friends really allows for breathtaking stories.

These storytellers have really inspired me to aim bigger with my creations and not to be afraid to create a complex character who helps me face my own battles. And ever since I first watched episode 1 of campaign 2, I’ve just become enlightened to the value of a good character.

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Roll for healing at advantage.

I love story telling.

It’s been a huge part of my life for as long as I can remember. Sure I remember hearing stories during bedtime when I was a smaller spud, but there is something truly amazing about the magical abilities of stories to this day.

Nothing was more devastating than when I temporarily lost the ability to immerse myself in this magic after I suffered a massive hit to the head that exasperated my anxiety to the point that I couldn’t write more than a sentence without experiencing the fun times that is a panic attack.

As someone whose entire purpose was communication in some capacity, this was hard to bounce back from. I genuinely didn’t think I would ever recover from it. But then, I was asked by my friend if I was interested in playing some Dungeons and Dragons.

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