History Fridge / TheLegendOfVoxMachina

* In the very first episode it's established that Keyleth has such an [[CantHoldHisLiquor insanely low tolerance for alcohol]] that she vomits multiple times after ''only one ale.'' However in season 2 during the party [[spoiler: between the Herd of Storms and Vox Machina,]] Keyleth is drinking ale from a mug ''the size of her head'' with ''no side effects'' beyond a lower level of inhibitions. This could be handwaved by [[DependingOnTheWriter the particular writer(s) of this episode forgetting that moment in the first episode]], but looking at this season, there

* In the very first episode it's established that Keyleth has an [[CantHoldHisLiquor insanely low tolerance for alcohol]] so much so that she vomits multiple times after ''only one ale.'' However, during the party between , Keyleth drinks an ale from a mug the size of her head

* During Vox Machina's first fight against Brimscythe, the dragon vaporizes an entire grove of trees as Keyleth looks on in horror. Being a druid, she is able to communicate with plants as if they are sentient beings. In her eyes, seeing all those destroyed trees was like [[NightMareFuel seeing an entire group of people massacred in three seconds.]] No wonder she froze up.

* During Vox Machina's first fight against Brimscythe, the dragon vaporizes an entire grove of trees as Keyleth looks on in horror. Being a druid, she is able to communicate with plants as if they are sentient beings. In her eyes, seeing all those destroyed trees was like seeing an entire group of people massacred in three seconds.

** That village attack? It was the work of ''one'' dragon! Season 2 opens with '''four''' dragons, each more powerful than Brimscythe, laying waste to Emon in a matter of minutes. Who knows what else they're capable of? Gilmore theorizes that they might even destroy all of Tal'Dorei given the chance.

* In Season 2, when helping out the Fire Ashari against the flame-breathing wyverns, Percy screams, "Shit, shit, I'm very flammable!" While this seems like an obvious (and hilarious) statement considering Percy is an ordinary human, Percy is also a ''gunslinger''. He's ''actively carrying gunpowder.'' Even if he didn't get hit directly by a burst of flame, a little spark in ''just'' the right place could set him ablaze.

* Keyleth seems to be a little more prone to messing up than the rest. But, assuming they have the same backstories they do in the campaign, it makes sense. She grew up being trained and taught in preparation for a possible role but she was kept at home and sheltered until she was sent out to prove herself. The others had less sheltered upbringings, making Keyleth the one with the least real-world experience.
* Episode 4 shows the hit-point diffrences between adventurers and guards, or [[PlayerCharacter PCs]] and [[NonPlayerCharacter NPCs]]. The ghouls' single hit killed all the guards except the captain, who is presumably at a higher level, but all of Vox Machina took the same attacks and survived.

* Vox Machina's stand-in were still alive when they were hung on the Sun Tree, given that their mouths are open and some of them have their tongues protruding out. They also have cuts on their heads and elsewhere that don't look like Vax's bite marks - most likely they were tortured, then executed by hanging. The blue feathers and antlers looked to have been ''nailed'' to "Vex" and "Keyleth's" heads, judging by the blood at the site.

** Another hint of Krieg's identity, dragons being incredibly vain. So it would make sense why Krieg has such a large protrait of himself at the entrance of his home, he's stroking his own ego.

** Additionally, such research is predicated on need. If Delilah Briarwood's statement on the public reason is indeed what people think, that the de Rolo family simply retired, nobody would care. Given how insular Whitestone is, and that nobody expected the Briarwoods to show, it's unlikely even that little piece of information was known to the Council.

* Episode 4 shows the hit-point diffrences between adventurers and guards, or [[PlayerCharacter PCs]] and [[NonPlayerCharacter NPCs]]. The ghouls' single hit killed all the guards except the captain, who is presumably at a higher level, but Scanlan and Keyleth both took the same attacks and survived.

* Episode 4 shows the hit-point diffrences between adventurers and guards, or [[PlayerCharacter PCs]] and [[NonPlayerCharacter NPCs]]. The ghouls 1 hit killed all the guards except the captain, who is presumably at a higher level, but Scanlan and Keyleth both took the same attacks and survived.

** Because nobody knows that Percy is a de Rolo. Nobody ever introduced him by his full name to the council, and he even mentions that he stopped trying to tell people years ago because nobody ever believes him.

* Episode 4 shows the hit-point diffrences between adventurers and guards or [[PlayerCharacter PCs]] and [[NonPlayerCharacter NPCs]]. The ghouls 1 hit killed all the guards except the captain, who is presumably at a higher level, but Scanlan and Keyleth both took the same attacks and survived.

* Episode 4 shows the hit-point diffrences between adventurers and guards or PCs and NPCs. The ghouls 1 hit killed all the guards except the captain, who is presumably at a higher level, but Scanlan and Keyleth both took the same attacks and survived.