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* The clean way in which Bell's Hells manages to subdue an Archmage of the Cerberus Assembly. After Seth gives the codeword, Chetney uses a Blood Curse of Binding, Imogen casts Command to get her to freeze, Ashton pushes her into a corner and pins her there with the Immovable Rod in his hammer, Laudna Counterspells her teleport, Dorian tries to trap her in a Forcecage, and Orym uses Seedling to glue her hands to Ashton's hammer to prevent her from casting. For a plan that was completely improvised on the spot, and for how strong the Archmage was to resist most of their efforts, it went off without a hitch.
** Seth ends the fight with an Antimagic Field, destroying both the Archmage's and his own disguise at the same time. The Archmage is revealed to be Astrid Becke, while "Seth" is none other than ''Essek Thelyss'', called in by Caleb to aid Bell's Hells in their trek to Aeor.
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* The Hells meet Liliana, and while none of them really buy her perspective, they get some fantastic [[ArmorPiercingQuestion Armor Piercing Questions]] and [[ArmorPiercingResponse Responses]] in. Orym, Ashton, and [[CallingTheOldManOut Imogen]] have some excellent moments, and Ashton in particular gives her a ''blistering'' TheReasonYouSuckSpeech.
-->'''Ashton:''' I know self-delusion when I see it. I've known it myself. You're in; clearly you're in, and you're gonna think you're gonna be careful, but I think your worst fear is probably my worst fear and we've just got a fuckin' sample of it. I want you to think about that, and think very carefully when things start to go wrong--and they will for you. Will you hear the mental cries of your daughter when Ludinus finally decides it's time to murder her on Exandria? Do you think that'll break through, or do you think you're gonna be surprised?
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** In a villainous moment of awesome, Bell's Hells pushing Otohan to her own breaking point forces her to unleash her [[SuperMode "Exaltant Form"]] . Mechanically, this makes her a mythic creature on par with [=CR25=] Greatwyrms, Medusas and even ''gods'' like Bahamut or Tiamat. Physically, the group describes her as going "Super Saiyan", which doesn't do it justice. Otohan regained both Action Surge features, Legendary Resistances and got resistance to all damage, so when she regained health she regained twice that amount.

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** In a villainous moment of awesome, Bell's Hells pushing Otohan to her own breaking point forces her to unleash her [[SuperMode "Exaltant Form"]] .Form"]]. Mechanically, this makes her a mythic creature on par with [=CR25=] Greatwyrms, Medusas and even ''gods'' like Bahamut or Tiamat. Physically, the group describes her as going "Super Saiyan", which doesn't do it justice. Otohan regained both Action Surge features, Legendary Resistances and got resistance to all damage, so when she regained health she regained twice that amount.


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*** While it's unknown how many hit point Otohan had, Matt likely [[RuleOfCool forwent combat rules]] to make sure she died, the Hells were safe, and the sacrifice was not in vain. In-universe, the fact that the blast radius that Matt asked Sam about never came into play and that Otohan/Letters took the full brunt of the impact could also be seen as one last gift from the Changebringer to her faithful and his loved ones. It was, after all, her Guiding Bolt that they used for this Blaze of Glory.
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** In a villainous moment of awesome, Bell's Hells pushing Otohan to her own breaking point forces her to unleash her [[SuperMode "Exaltant Form"]] . Mechanically, this makes her a mythic creature on par with CR25 Greatwyrms, Medusas and even ''gods'' like Bahamut or Tiamat. Physically, the group describes her as going "Super Saiyan", which doesn't do it justice. Otohan regained both Action Surge features, Legendary Resistances and got resistance to all damage, so when she regained health she regained twice that amount.

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** In a villainous moment of awesome, Bell's Hells pushing Otohan to her own breaking point forces her to unleash her [[SuperMode "Exaltant Form"]] . Mechanically, this makes her a mythic creature on par with CR25 [=CR25=] Greatwyrms, Medusas and even ''gods'' like Bahamut or Tiamat. Physically, the group describes her as going "Super Saiyan", which doesn't do it justice. Otohan regained both Action Surge features, Legendary Resistances and got resistance to all damage, so when she regained health she regained twice that amount.
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** In a villainous moment of awesome, Bell's Hells pushing Otohan to her own breaking point forces her to unleash her [[SuperMode "Exaltant Form"]] . Mechanically, this makes her a mythic creature on par with CR25 Greatwyrms, Medusas and even ''gods'' like Bahamut or Tiamat. Physically, the group describes her as going "Super Saiyan", which doesn't do it justice. Otohan regained both Action Surge features, Legendary Resistances and got resistance to all damage, so when she regained health she regained twice that amount.


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*** As a further testament to Matt's improv skills, it took him a little bit to figure out exactly how much damage setting off a point blank high explosive would do in this circumstance because he never expected Sam to pull a stunt like this. All the while, he (like the rest of the table) is holding back tears at what is about to happen.
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* Team Demolition is cornered in an alleyway by Zathuda on Gloamglut the fey dragon. Ashton's solution to this is to break down the nearest wall, run through the building, then break through the wall on the other side.
** When they try the same thing on a different building they overdo it just a little bit, and with a natural 20, they cause the entire two-story structure to ''collapse'' with a single hit.

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* After a brutal fight with Otohan, F.C.G. enters into a rage. This one is unlike any other rage they've ever experienced before, giving them clarity. They finally realize that they are alive, and it's because of the Hells. They blow up their own core and rush right into Otohan, taking her out [[HeroicSacrifice at the cost of their own life.]] Doubles as both Heartwarming and Tear Jerker.

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* After Bell's Hells versus Otohan. One of the most intense fights of the campaign.
** The sheer amount of natural 20's rolled on both sides are ''ridiculous''. Orym crits ''five times'' in his first two rounds, Ashton crits
a brutal few times and does ''heaps'' of damage now that they have access to Brutal Critical, and Imogen comes back from unconsciousness with a natural 20 on a death save. Vice versa, Otohan hits nearly every attack she makes, and crits just about every other round.
** Orym's first move is to attack Otohan's backpack, damaging it enough that Imogen is able to tear it off her back before she's able to use any of her shadow duplicates. This one move reduced Otohan's attack power from six attacks per turn to a mere four, prevented her from using her teleportation to switch with her duplicates, and made winning the
fight with Otohan, remotely possible in the first place.
** With four of the Hells unconscious and the rest cripplingly low on health and resources,
F.C.G. enters into a rage. This one is unlike any other rage they've ever experienced before, giving them clarity. They finally realize that they are alive, and it's because of the Hells. They blow up their own core and rush right into Otohan, taking her out [[HeroicSacrifice at the cost of their own life.]] Doubles as both Heartwarming and Tear Jerker.
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* After a brutal fight with Otohan, F.C.G. enters into a rage. This one is unlike any other rage they've ever experienced before, giving them clarity. They finally realize that they are alive, and it's because of the Hells. They blow up their own core and rush right into Otohan, taking her out [[HeroicSacrifice at the cost of their own life.]] Doubles as both Heartwarming and Tear Jerker.
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* Orym engages a juggernaut. He launches into a rapid flurry of attacks with action surge, dealing a total of 75 damage in a single turn. After Orym subsequently increases his AC, the juggernaut acts next, deciding to attack Orym -- which misses. Orym immediately uses a maneuver to riposte, scoring a counter hit that kills the juggernaut via gutting it like a fish.
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* Imogen tries reaching out to Liliana in her dreams. She succeeds, and tries to talk her into switching sides. Liliana refuses, gives many excuses, and reiterates that she always just wanted Imogen to run. Imogen finally has enough and ends the conversation, and this is how she does it:

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* Imogen tries reaching out to Liliana in her dreams. She succeeds, and tries to talk her into switching sides. Liliana refuses, gives many excuses, and reiterates that she always just wanted Imogen to run. Imogen finally has enough and ends the conversation, and this is how she does it:conversation with a line that makes it clear that [[BeyondRedemption she's done trying to talk her mother out of her nonsense]].
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* Imogen tries reaching out to Liliana in her dreams. She succeeds, and tries to talk her into switching sides. Liliana refuses, gives many excuses, and reiterates that she always just wanted Imogen to run. Imogen finally has enough and ends the conversation, and this is how she does it:
--> '''Imogen:''' Maybe it's ''your'' turn to run.
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* Through a clutch Darkness spell from Laudna, Bell's Hells managed to ''very'' narrowly evade capture. Even when one of the guards' pet Slither found Imogen and started to chew on her, the group managed to stay completely silent while Fearne transformed into an identical creature to trick the guards while Orym quietly killed it.
* The end of the episode marks the completion of one of the Hells's main goals: to make contact with the Volition. Their leader, Rashina, leads them down into the underground heart of Kreviris -- a gigantic city under the surface, built around a massive spire of Ruidian glass.
-->'''Rashina:''' What we want is in there; The five minds that have enslaved us for hundreds of years. The glowing heart of this city. ''We aim to bring it down.''
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* The gate that Fearne discovered does indeed go to Exandria. ''There is a back door to Ruidus that the Vanguard doesn't know about.'' Leading an army through isn't really practical, at least at the moment, but is ideal for a powerful strike team or two. Or three, once the Hells gain a few more levels.
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* Fearne and FCG are caught by Otohan, and Otohan tries to compel Fearne by attacking FCG. In desperation, he tries to cast Banishment on her. She fails the roll but uses a Legendary Resistance. In a moment of inspired brilliance, Sam double checks the spell and realizes that he can cast it on up to three creatures. He also casts it on FCG and Fearne. Matt, stunned, allows it. This gives Fearne and FCG the time they need to return to cloud form before returning to Ruidus so they can escape.
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* For the assault on the forces guarding the bridge to Ruidus Hells Bells meet the people planning the whole thing. The entire time they are urging Percy to have his newest invention ready for the assault. When Hells Bells begin the assault Matt describes Percy's invention as large armored carriages not propelled by beasts of burden and running on their own power. No Mercy Percy invented Tal'droei's version of rudimentary tanks and they are marching to war.

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* For the assault on the forces guarding the bridge to Ruidus Bloody Bridge, Bell's Hells Bells meet the people planning the whole thing. The entire time they are urging Percy to have his newest invention ready for the assault. it. When Hells Bells begin the assault they begin, Matt describes Percy's invention inventions as large armored carriages carriages, not propelled by beasts of burden and running on their own power. No Mercy Percy invented Tal'droei's version of rudimentary tanks ''tanks'', and they are marching to war.
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*For the assault on the forces guarding the bridge to Ruidus Hells Bells meet the people planning the whole thing. The entire time they are urging Percy to have his newest invention ready for the assault. When Hells Bells begin the assault Matt describes Percy's invention as large armored carriages not propelled by beasts of burden and running on their own power. No Mercy Percy invented Tal'droei's version of rudimentary tanks and they are marching to war.
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* During the air travel to the Hellcatch Valley, Fearne trivializes a likely difficult encounter with a phoenix-like creature by polymorphing it into a goldfish. While the cast feared the goldfish would simply return to its form by falling onto the airship, Matt reminded them that, being in the middle of a sandstorm, the goldfish was swept away by the winds and just ceased being a threat.
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** Using his Sympathetic Binding feature and the ability Scatttered Vigour, FCG allows Fearne to regain hit points for several rounds in exchange for Ashton taking necrotic damage (which they accept), though repeated use of this feature does result in FCG accruing enough stress points that he ends up flying into a berserker rage. Unlike last time, however, he is able to warn the others in time for them to take the necessary steps to counter this: Ashton prepares to grapple him, Chetney uses Blood Curse of Binding to pin him in place, and Nana Morri silences his enraged ranting; once Fearne has successfully absorbed the shard, Chetney drops the binding effect and Orym uses a full turn worth of attacks to nonlethally push FCG away from the group long enough for him to make a wisdom save and regain composure.

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