History Awesome / CriticalRoleExandriaUnlimited

'''Nydas:''' That's right; that's the fuck I say!

** When Zerxus and Cerrit goes to talk to him, Nydas's brother is already leading rescue and defense efforts from his home, and the moment he hears that evacuation needs to be the priority both he and the Druids of Cathmoira are shown to do everything in their power to do so.

* Zerxus gets an idea when returning to Avalir: he calls out to the fiends to lay down their arms. The fiends in Avalir don't hear, but the fiends in Cathmoira do. This allows the druids to send the people of Cathmoira to safety. Asmodeus is ''livid'', but he [[VillainRespect chooses to honour the slightly warped bargain Vespin helped settle.]]

* Patia unleashes the magical essence contained within her as a final HeroicSacrifice. It turns into a 9th-level Wish spell, altering the fabric of reality itself.
* The description of what the Leywright does to two Primordials; launch them through many layers of planar dimensions and '''obliterate them'''. Laerryn's greatest work killed what the ''gods'' couldn't do in the past.

* As the Ring of Brass are dead, dying, or trapped and Avalir is exploding around them, Cerrit, hearing his family's last communication with him, decides to make a break for it. Laerryn sends him directions to get out via the telepathic bond. The roll has advantage, an inspiration dice from Nydas, and a Pact Boon Talisman that Loquatius lobbed at his friend for assistance. The DC is 30, considered "nearly impossible". Travis rolls his ArcNumber 31, the table and chat goes wild, the Senior Sightwarden escapes Avalir to go to his family, and "the Ring of Brass endures."

-->'''Asmodeus:''' You think that you are a man of true belief, and that it is all these wizards around you that are humble. Who is the most proud man here? These ones who thought they would fly a city, or the man who thought he would teach ''me'' a lesson? The only difference between you and the Dawnfather is that the Dawnfather is a little more humble. Now I'll tell you why I spit on your forgiveness. I'll tell you why I loathe your redemption. To reach a hand down to somebody, they need to be beneath you! And I'm beneath nobody. You wanted to understand me. Then you should have accepted that I was right! [...] You know what your fault is, Zerxus? Other than just being very trusting, you truly believe that you are above this all: this city that you will not call home, me, the gods. But I'm not the one who left my little son down in that city for all of my devils to find.

* Zerxus tries to use the Atonement ritual on Asmodeus again. This time, Asmodeus doesn't feel the need to pretend. He lights into Zerxus with a ''vicious'' TheReasonYouSuckSpeech and strikes him down. Once again, Brennan and Luis act the everloving fuck out of it.

* Zerxus has another meeting with Asmodeus, and Asmodeus gives him what he says is his side of the story. Asmodeus plays him like a fiddle. Brennan and Luis' acting is ''magnificent.''

* Zerxus tries to use the Atonement ritual on Asmodeus again. This time, Asmodeus doesn't feel the need to pretend. He lights into Zerxus with a ''vicious'' TheReasonYouSuck speech, and strikes him down. Once again, Brennan and Luis act the everloving fuck out of it.

** Credit must be given to Brennan’s strength as a storyteller on a meta level. This miniseries features a cast consisting of both Critical Role and Dimension 20 cast members, but Luis was new, unknown to fans of either show. So naturally, Brennan starts the game with him so that viewers immediately discover who he is and connect with him.

-->'''Nydas:''' We don't have time to- ''[[PrecisionFStrike shut the fuck up!]]'' [[SuddenlyShouting I am the Last Dragon of Avalir, and you will do as I command!]]

-->'''Nydas:''' [[CharacterDevelopment DAMN the Ring of Gold! We will save the people of this city!]]

** Right before he does this, Loras comes to Loquatius, ordering him to tell the people of Avalir to give all their magic to the city rather than escape. Once again, Loquatius seems to agree, but is able to encase Loras in a Wall of Force.

* As the Ring of Brass are dead, dying, or trapped, Cerrit makes a break for it. Laerryn sends him directions to get out via the telepathic bond. The roll has advantage, an inspiration dice from Nydas, and a Pact Boon Talisman that Loquatius lobbed at his friend for assistance. The DC is 30, considered "nearly impossible". Travis rolls his ArcNumber 31, the table and chat goes wild, the Senior Sightwarden escapes Avalir to go to his family, and "the Ring of Brass endures."

* At the meta level, Sam and Aabria may have played together before for the Elder Scrolls one-shot, but this time they have a newfound level of chemistry as a bickering couple that's mindblowing (and somewhat worrying to Travis, who gets a front row seat).