Hey gang. I am looking for this mug with Jawbone's quote to Adaine from Fantasy High Sophomore year as a gift for someone important. They recently got into watching Fantasy High and Jawbone's welcoming of Aiden into his home meant a lot to my friend because she grew up in the foster care system. It kind of stinks that these are limited releases and sell out. Would anyone be willing to part with one or have an extra laying around?

...is that it can be rapid binge watched in full before the finale!

Spending the next two days binge rewatching all the episodes to get ready for it to end. We tend to do this with TV shows in my house but D20 seasons are too long to feasibly do. I tend to enjoy second watches of D20 seasons better because I have a better understanding of what's going on. Especially as someone whose entire DnD context is just D20 episodes.

Wow the pain of starting from episode one though and meeting everyone and remembering how many of them are about to violently die!

Idk if anyone else is feeling this, but the episode 5 cliffhanger is maybe the most emotionally devastating cliffhanger in dimension 20 history.

I know Wyon isn’t going to survive this fight. The rat king has 3 attacks + 3 legendary actions to hit over a 4 on the dice. But I need to know if his sacrifice was worth it. If the rat king doesn’t die, all is likely lost for the intrepid heroes. But I still have to wait 3 days to know?!

I’m only in episode three but this is one of the funniest seasons I’ve watched. Wealwell is giving human gentleman Gilear vibes and it’s so fucking funny. I also love how Zac plays old people so often. So far I’m loving all the characters but I’m not too interested in Ally’s character yet.

Hoping to dress as Brennan for my D&D group’s Halloween party!

Does anyone have suggestions of what to wear or links to outfits/similar clothing?

In previous seasons Brendan was more focused on telling a story, to the point I suspected it was rigged in the players favor at times, but in Toylight he is going old school and attempting to win D&D!

Not my favorite style, but for one season him going totally ham with combat is fine...

But the language is so full of food puns and battle/combat related terminology that it’s hard to follow. English is not my first language and I don’t know half the food that’s been talked about. This is my second attempt because I LOVE dimension20 and IH and Brennan.

I’m just venting here tbh but if anyone has any suggestions on what I can do please let me know.

Edit: Thanks everyone! I’m going to take all the advice and try to ignore some puns. But like someone said that feudal system is important to the plot, so I’ll try to learn that. Will be learning something new!

Some of you were also asking for example of puns and terms and that’s really sweet of you guys to offer to help. Ones that come to my mind rn are terms like Primogen, Chaplain, Cruller. But I’ll look them up haha.

Thank again everyone who responded, I’m motivated enough to give this a shot now.

I'm watching "A Symposium and a song" and cracked up when Darkness Man had to do a scar verse. I think he pulled out the theme song from Murder She Wrote, which was simultaneously random and so wholesome

Is this a preamble ?
We’ve had back to back mini seasons with the main cast
(I know the vampire masquerade season was like 13 episodes but where my 24 ish episode seasons at?)
My brain is like …. Does Brennan kill them all and open up a full season with a new cast taking on the darkness again years later? Maybe one survivor at the table ?
I’m emotionally invested even in a 6 episode season that is heavily driven by combat
The whole idea of toys at war with disease rats darkness is so cool I need more
I’m in the middle of watching episode 5 while cooking and I’m not good at multitasking so I’m backing up often 😂 but I feel strangely like this is too short for some reason ….
Any thoughts ?

I was watching a clip of neverafter moments and remembered how much I liked the Murph bit in the AP 8 trying to straight-man Ally DMing.

"WHAT! Can't she do a save?!"
"Can I do something? Can I use one of my abilities?"
"YOU CAN'T JUST BRING IN SPIDERS!!! Can any of us save???"

So, what bits do you guys like?

I just wanted to know what the situation was with filming Toylight-- Brennan mentioned something about how they'd be very tired, and why, but I can't find or recall what the caveat with this seasons filming was.

It’s so good & catchy, I’d love a full version of it!!

The main complaint I’ve heard about Toylight is that it’s sacrificed RP and getting to know the characters in favor of combat and strategy. Which is strange to me because Toylight is the first D20 season that feels like most of the tables I’ve played at. I love RP, but my friends prefer going from one fight scene to another with the plot mostly serving as connective tissue (like a FPS video game).

So I wonder if you’re more likely to enjoy Toylight if you’ve played a hack-and-slash campaign before.

I've been rewatching Neverafter alongside Toylight and I swear every time she tries to do something awesome her rolls are TERRIBLE. I want to know if it's because of the higher stakes on these campaigns making it feel worse, or Siobhan is truly cursed. It sometimes feels like she has the opposite of the Zac/Ally dichotomy where Ally's famous for rolling well but Zac has more Nat 20's, vs. Murph being known for rolling bad but I wonder if Siobhan genuinely has worse luck.

I've started doing a massive re-watch of all the IH seasons, and revisiting my favorite characters from each of the main cast. I know I have some weird faves, and also, I've cheated by including main cast roles in non-IH seasons, but this is my list:

Siobhan: Riva from Starstruck

Emily: Lady Chirp Featherfowl from ACOFAF

Murph: Cody from Unsleeping City

Ally: Margaret Encino from Starstruck (runner-up, Liam from Crown of Candy)

Lou: A tie between Lord Squak Airavis from ACOFAF and Fabian from Fantasy High

Zac: Literally any. Any one of his roles. I love everything he does. But also, Norman "Skip"Takamori. Also Lapin. But literally all.

What is your list?

I got some suggestions from here last time, who should I draw next?

God damn Brennan.

I just started A Starstruck Odyssey based on how many people here absolutely love the season and I love the intrepid heroes, so why not? I am halfway through episode 2 and I have to say, the way people are reacting to Norman basically being taken over by an alien is a bit alarming. It feels like they all are just OK with him being taken over just because he was/is an asshole?

He was still a living breathing being with free will and a consciousness that is basically now being forced against his will to act and do things in whatever way that Zac's alien wants him. I assume that Norman, the man, is still in there somewhere, in which case, it's like if in Cyberpunk 2077, you were to immediately start cheering for Silverhand's construct to take over V's body just because you like rockstars better, without a care for V's own humanity. If Norman is actually dead and the alien has taken over then I guess it's still a moral question, especially if the alien was the murderer.

Maybe it's just me, but IDK. It sheds a bad light on the whole crew's characters, who are basically taking advantage of the opportunity.

I'll keep watching, hopefully this gets addressed at some point.

Edit: Gotcha - thanks everyone! o7

I'm watching Toylight Episode 3 and Lou made an offhand comment about Emily's flamethrower, saying something about "what's going on in 2024?". I cannot for the life of me get this out of my brain, and my braincells must know.

Does he mean that the version of game they're using is like. A 2024 ruleset? Because they can't possibly have filmed this in 2024.... right? Right??

So I've been watching for a while, but I'm suddenly without a season after this episode of Toylight and I know I have a LOT to catch up on.

I'm torn between A Starstruck Oddysee and Never after... Which one should I go for? Thus far, the only season I DNF was Burrow's End (I don't know why, just couldn't get into it).

Ok so at the end of the first season of Unsleeping City, the intrepid heroes fight a 'corruption' of the American Dream, that it's meant to be evermorphing and individual whereas the bad guy wants the American dream to be static, controlled and Brennan goes on an impassioned speech about what it has meant to people...

...which is great but in these last few years that American Dream is well and truly dead, it has been dead for a while.

"Anyone can make it in America, work hard, get a job, buy house, have a family, support that family, retire and live comfortably, you can claw your way up from nothing into something" was a dream, it was an achievable dream back in the 80s and 90s, even the early 00s but in this day and age? Even when it was made 7 years ago it still...I don't know..feel hollow?

If anything the prolonged myth of the American Dream has caused the problems you guys are in right now. The failure of the American Dream is what has driven young, white men into being angry that they've not gotten what they've been told their owed, A wife, a house, a good salary, free time to do the hobbies they want when not working etc.

The American Dream needs to die not just be kept what it is, it's needs to be struck down, exposed for the lie it sells, the lie it probably always has sold...