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* What is Artagan known for doing? Drawing humorous and exagerated pictures of events and people around him. What has Jester been doing since minute one of campaign 2? Drawing humorous and exagerated pictures of events and people around her. With all the evidence piling up I would say if the traveler is not Artagan, they have a lot of explaining and fast talking to do.

* Gilmore: Creator/JasonIsaac

* The problem with this theory is that Artagan has been confirmed to be an Archfey. Wich means he can not be a demon, fiend, celestial, or anything that is not tied to the few wild. As per D&D rules you can only be an Archfey, or a demon, or a devil, or a celestial. Not some sort of combination, the exception is if you are a mortal being. However beings of power equal to Artagan can only be one, and it has been confrimed by Matt Mercer that Artagan is an Archfey.

** [[spoiler:APPARENTLY CANON IN EXANDRIA]].

* Pike: Creator/DebbieRyan via SerkisFolk

** A Fiend,
** Prone to concubines,
** An excessive magical powers user, which he lends to others,

!The Gentleman is not [[spoiler:Jester's Dad]]. However, [[spoiler:Graz'zt]] is.

* He is: 1. A Fiend, 2. Prone to concubines, 3. An excessive magical powers user, which he lends to others, 4. APPARENTLY CANON IN EXANDRIA.

!Orly Skiffback is the last of his kind
* For those unaware, in the rules as written, tortle parents die one year after their child hatches. In addition they only have a life span of 50 years, and only have 1-3 children at a time. Taking these rules into account, and the hight mortality rate in any given D&D universe. Tortle's as a species can only last between 20 and 40 generations, this means the Tortle species can only last 1000-2000 years total before they go extinct. In the episodes Orly shows up in he appears to be an older tortle, meaning he has never had children. Given all of this, and the fact we have never seen a tortle before or after his appearance, that means Orly is either the last of his kind or among the final generation of Tortles in Tal'dorei. This also qualifies as nightmare fule, tear jerker, or both.

* Fjord wants a way out of his pact with Uk'otoa, preferably in a way that doesn't lose him his powers. The Wildmother has already offered him some degree of protection from Uk'otoa's wrath once, and it seemed to also affect how his spellcasting feels for him, implying that she could help maintain his Warlock power level once he finds a way to cut off Uk'otoa. A multiclass would be a good way to reflect the change of patron. Cleric and Druid are off the table, as his Wisdom is way too low to meet the minimum threshold for the multiclassing requirements for those classes, but Paladin would only require that he use his level 12 Ability Score Increase to put a couple more points into Strength, after which point he could take his last eight levels in Paladin. He'd go Oath of the Ancients, probably, because the natural trappings of that Oath mesh pretty perfectly with the tenets of the Wildmother's worship. From a game mechanics standpoint, it meshes well, since his already maxed-out Charisma can also be used for Paladin spells, and his weapon strikes already run off Charisma due to being a Hexblade. And it wouldn't be the first time that a ''Critical Role'' protagonist found religion and multiclassed into Paladin halfway through the campaign, either.
** Fjord dose not even need to do that. Plenty of GM's have bent the rules to allow some one to multiclass if the scores are close enough. Nothing is stopping Matt from ruling that an 11 strength is good enough to multiclass. Alternatively Matt is a creative GM, and it would not be that hard to come up with a warlock variant that has a pact with the wildmother itself. Remember the basic idea of the warlock class is just making a pact with a being of power, that being could be fey, eldritch, or fiendish. But they could also just as easily be divine, elemental, arcane, celestial/angelic, druidic/nature based, or even draconic. Would honeslty just be changing the flavor of some spells, an example would be armor of agythys would be bark or coral wrapping around him as protection and dealing radiant damage now, and maybe altering some pact abilities to have more of nature feel and effect.

!Dwueth'var is an evovling magic item
* The reason travis has not shared the information is because a lot of the abilities will unlock as he earns more paladin levels. Possibly strong enough to count as a Holy Avenger sword.