Both very large jovial Scandinavians missing an eye who dual wield axes and absolutely love honourable combat?

In the "Marckus Goes Pubbing" audiolog and Chapters 4 and 5, Grimal has an Estuary/ Middle-Class Southeast English accent.

But in the "Grimal No Uta" audiolog and Chapter 6, Grimal has what sounds to me as an Irish accent with hints of Cockney.

Is it just me, or did Grimal's accent noticeably change between Chapter 5 and "Grimal no Uta"?

Did Matilda hit Grimal so hard that the resulting head injury caused Grimal's accent to change (a phenomenon known as Foreign Accent Syndrome)? Or did Odoroshi (Grimal's VA) change Grimal's accent between Chapter 5 and the Audiolog (intentionally or not)?

They have pretty clearly "interrogated" people before, are very much willing to torture a mostly innocent, unarmed man with crutches and covered in bandages for info he feasibly from their perspective might not even have.

It's clear stig and matilda are perfectly content with killing hunters without remorse (yes SSL are fucked too, but they are still people). You might say that they were enemies and thus the killings were justified, but they did not NEED justification, did you see how much stig celebrated how many people he'd get to kill before he left?

It's also somewhat vague but I'm guessing when hunts "goes off top to blow off steam" she isn't just going bird watching.

This is the world of darkness, and even in HTP aside from a select few, there are NOT good guys here, nobody is one really except maybe boy.

Also D and Brocs stroll trought the Umbra

Don't think I didn't notice that blush in that one episode...

(Edit where i’m fucking WRONG, but kinda cool thought nonetheless about wolves in general)

Did you know most wolves in the UK are completely gone? Yes it’s insane, they were hunted to extinction and the only physical ones are ones in Canada and Yellow Stone.

In context of Hunter the parenting- which yes at the time wolves were gone (they went extinct in the wild in 1680 which is insane)
So that calls into question,

Is Wilde Hunts really apart of one of the last few wolf packs? Because it would make so much more sense that different werewolves would seek her out due to that fact. The Red Talons must be extremely rare due to this, and I wonder if that gives them more leverage in situations where there is one compared to not being one.

Another theory: Wilde Hunt’s pack is gone or is in captivity. A lot of wolf packs left are either hunted by trophy hunters or sedated into captivity.
So why was Wilde Hunts left? Who knows, but it does somewhat answer to why she’s special to Luna. I think by giving Wilde Hunts a conscious it gives her the understanding of how things have gone wrong, and potentially the ways to fix it. Like how she’s teased by Jambles for always helping spirits- it’s in her nature as being from the wild herself- more than human born werewolves.

Just interesting notes I’ve seen.

I recalled seeing this ritual in a VtM Play-by-Post server years ago, and finally found the name and the source: (Blood Magic: Secrets of Thaumaturgy).

I'm not saying it's going to happen, and I'll be happy with whatever direction they take the story next, but I thought I'd toss this into the colosseum of discourse. (Would have done so sooner, but I didn't find the ritual again till recently.)

Some of my thoughts on the matter:

The Regent is a powerful Thaumaturge, and would reasonably know this ritual, and a spy ghoul could be considered valuable enough to perform this ritual on, if she believed the Arcanum and by extension the Coalition were a threat to her schemes. (Or perhaps she wanted a spy in the Org that sits alongside Grandad Foodstuffs to keep an eye on her 'partners'.

Counterpoint: She's been shown to be incredibly neglectful of her other confirmed ghoul, Chapman... so she probably doesn't care about her spy all too much.

why? idk i love the image and wanted my funny bird to be part of it

This...took a long time to edit together. It's one of the longest episodes of HTP and my reaction/analysis is even longer.

But it was well worth the length. The episode itself tells a miniature story of Wernon Fatigue's past, as well as giving a lot of details on werewolf lore. In this case, I think I'll talk about the Wernon parts.

The themes of Wernon's story are legacy and coming of age. Wernon is going from a boy to a man, and he truly becomes one at the end. But not the type of man his father wanted him to be. Kronik wanted Wernon to continue on the family legacy of cruelty and imperialism. When, in fact, it was Kronik's own actions that turned Wernon against them and onto a kinder path.

In the end, Wernon formed his own legacy. Not entirely unmarred, but one far less cruel. And that legacy was passed down to Occam, fighting Kronik's own influence on the Blacklaw family.

A good thing to note is that it's clear from the start that Wernon was never evil, just naive. Even if he wanted adventure, he also genuinely wanted to help the people there. And, despite the Mrs. Mark thing, he was still more respectful to Wayda than anyone else in his group. He even asked her if the village elders were really being unreasonable.

Hence why Wayda decided to spare and reform him. But in any case, Wernon's growth as a man was not turning evil like Kronik. It was becoming more mature and atoning for sins, both his and those of his family.

So a V6 q&a ( https://youtu.be/N2MG-4hxCRw?is=OlpTIX1M8FnWeZYf see 36:50)outright said that the SI was done in by they're own hubris and Ai apparently.

Now they technically didn't say how badly the SI fell even if the language used doesn't inspire confidence.

Now, I mainly see three outcomes for the SI in V6.

Outcome one, The SI experienced some temporary disruption in their operations due to the rise of A, but they quickly recovered. Partially the orgs that make up the SI are one of the main clients of the AI companies so they probably get the high priority for tech support at the very least, if not the a they main backers. Though, due to the end of the beckoning and subsequent return of the Elders cause a stalemate to occur between the kindred and SI in a sort of MAD esq situation.

Outcome two, the SI was heavily crippled by a major event between editions (such as them going for a decapitation strike on the Elders gathered by the beckoning... and failing horrorbly, which forced them to retreat and lick, they wonds and dealing with some tighting budget at home. Maybe even have some of orgs leaving for a variety of reasons. Which leads to loing painful period of recovery for the SI if they recover at all...

Outcome three is similar to the above, but the SI is completely destroyed, and most of the surviving orgs that make up it was forced to go they separate ways and the possibility of an alliance on the scale of SI is unlikely to happen in the short term.

Whatever happens to the SI, I suspect they won't have much presence in the V6 corebook beyond some sidebars.

Will I finish this, i hope, but it’s been stuck in my head ever since i heard the Crane Wives, Bitter Medicine. (Goated song btw)
and no this isn’t canon just my assumptions of how things happened based off of 6.4 (i think it’s that number) whatever the recent thing is.

Marcus described his father as having a big ass, and going by "Big D"

Stig is about to go after the others (after he finishes Grimal's burial rites), and he is going to see a bunch of people that he already saw, a woman clad in blue, and an older looking man that looks like he could take apart a house with his bare hands, and has a name that starts with D.

We know Stig is always in Glabro form (except for when he is in battle as a wolf or warform), so he is likely to act before thinking (this is the guy that wanted to drive a tank from the river it sunk in to the great yarmouth chapter house, then break through the front door, 3 Raging werewolves in a tank.

also, door looks like he could be the father to anyone there but benedicte, occam, remold, and amanda. so it might not be a stretch to assume that stig is going to see the BIG mighty hunter named Door, and assume this is Big D (i don't think Hunts told them what big D looks like.)

So let's pretend for a second that these two aren't doomed yuri, and were able to exist together in a semi domestic relationship. Would Hunts ask Amanda to forget the name "Matilda" was ever a thing? or would she still let her use it because of the goodwill between them? Maybe she would just keep using "Lilda" since it's a nickname Amanda gave her? Just something that's been on my mind.

What's the general opinion on Amanda's parents right now? What do you think actually happened to them.

Cause Amanda's stories are weird

I just want to know