Le origini. Critical role. Vox machina. Vol. 2

Dungeons & Dragons at its absodamnlute finest. Graveyard rituals? Check. Bardic seduction? Check. Creepy lich? Check. Spectacularly failed heist? Check. Prison break? Check. Fantasy library? Check. This second volume was spectacular. Not high literature by any means, but probably the best D&D-related comic Leggi tutto

A story that actually reads like a homemade RPG adventure, kind of schematic - you can almost read where a session would end and another would start. Houser adds a lot of fun dialogue. The art is good, especially the characters - the world can be a bit bland (every city looks pretty much the same, fo Leggi tutto

When Grog disappears in the middle of the night, the rest of the newly formed Vox Machina head off in search of him, in the process discovering some other familiar faces and running afoul of a lich's curse that can only be stopped by committing the biggest roleplay game sin - splitting the party! The Leggi tutto

oh, that was fantastic! the plot was loads of fun—cool settings, one cohesive driving goal, and Pike and Percy were incorporated into the party in awesome, emotionally impactful ways. the art really shines in this volume, too. the new colorist brings a stunning improvement in warmth and depth to the Leggi tutto

VOX MACHINA!!!!!!!!!!!!! I enjoyed this book a little more than the first, partly because the party has referred to some of these adventures in the game, and it's fantastic to see them play out on the comic pages! It also doesn't hurt that this was the introduction to Pike and Percy, both who are ch Leggi tutto